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@Dako -
NOTE: If you are using GMJ's Sight Adjustment, simply extract the “Range Cards.7z” into your @GMJ_SightAdjustment/Addons folder. It will overwrite the old range cards.
You need to put it in the "Addons" folder that's already inside of the @GMJ_SightAdjustment folder
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| August 15th, 2009 - 21:15 |
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Thank you Marko112, I will try it out, and reply :)
EDIT: IT WORKS! 70%, because now it say's that rangecard_list.txt not found. I've put that to the add-ons folder, but if it is not working where should I put it? And what distance do the numbers stand for?
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@Daka
**Installation Notes**
Three simple steps: Extract, Select, Instruct:
1)To install this package, extract all of the contents to your ArmA 2 directory, so you have all of the above .7z files in that directory. For people who bought it over Steam, that will most likely be c:Program FilesSteamSteamappsCommonArmA 2. For everyone else, you need to navigate to your ArmA 2 directory and copy all of the .7z files into the root directory.
You will need to use your favorite unzip program which supports .7z. Winrar will work just fine for those who use Winrar.
2)Next select which .7z file you want. You can read about what each .7z package modifies in the readme, or just look at the pictures below. You can only use one .7z at a time. If you extract one, and then later decide you want to use a different one, simply extract the one you want and over-write the files you previously extracted. Once you've completed the next step, you wont have to do that again. All you will have to do to change which reticle pack you use is simply unzip the pack in your ArmA 2 folder, and let it overwrite the previous pack you are using.
3)Finally, you need to instruct ArmA 2 to actually use this mod folder. There are three ways to do this:
For Steam users, open steam. Click on the “My Games” tab of Steam. Rick-click “ArmA 2” and click “Properties.” Click on the “Set Launch Options” button. Type “-mod=@31st_MEU_Replacement_Reticles” If you've already got another mod in there, then simply add the @31st_MEU_Replacement_Reticles to your initilization string, so it should look similar to this: “-mod=@mod1;@mod2;@mod3:@31st_MEU_Replacement_Reticl es”
For non-Steam users who use the shortcut method. First, if you don't have a shortcut to ArmA 2, create a shortcut to your ArmA2.exe. Next, right-click that shortcut, and click on “properties.” In the “Target” line, you should see something like “C:Program FilesPublisherArmA 2ArmA2.exe” After the last quotation mark, add a space and then type
“-mod=@31st_MEU_Replacement_Reticles” If you've already got another mod in there, then simply add the @31st_MEU_Replacement_Reticles to your initilization string, so it should look similar to this: “-mod=@mod1;@mod2;@mod3:@31st_MEU_Replacement_Reticl es”
For people who use an ArmA 2 launcher, make sure you add this addon to your ArmA 2 launcher's list of addons. Then launch ArmA 2!
NOTE: If you are using GMJ's Sight Adjustment, simply extract the “Range Cards.7z” into your @GMJ_SightAdjustmentAddons folder. It will overwrite the old range cards.
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| August 15th, 2009 - 17:42 |
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guys can you write me a "how to use" for this add-on? Because I've installed it properly, but I don't see any changes. If you can reply me here or a PM. Thanks guys!
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Nice mod.
Edit: If you want to slate the mod/addon maker's name do so via private message, I'm sure they'd happilly report you to a moderator for abuse.
JynX
Sorry, didn't mean it like that.
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It`s awesome ,especially for the people that love long range sniping ;)
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