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Re: C&C [EDITOR]!! Little help here...

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From: bu... andrew griffin
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 00:00
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Thomas Ruschak (t...@chainsaw.ecn.purdue.edu) wrote:
: In article <49b4p1$l...@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com> wie...@ix.netcom.com (T) writes:
: >	2)  I created a crude map with the cc_edit and got the text file and
: >the map file.  Then I copied them to an scn file.  THEN I renamed that
: >file to scg01a.ini to replace the first GDI mission.  It was in the
: >same directory as the game.dat file.  So far as I can tell, that's
: >what was necessary to make it work, right?  That's what the
: >tutorial.txt file said.  However, when I ran C&C, GDI mission one was
: >just the same old GDI mission 1.  What did I do wrong??
: 
: 	Andrew got the name wrong... scg01ea.ini

Guilty as charged. I missed out the 'e' (can I please a typing error?)

Also, you will HAVE to use map-p to replace the map in the general.mix 
file and not copy it to the end of the text file as I said in the 
uttorial. As this is the case, you may like to keep a backup copy of the 
general.mix file.

: 
: Tom
: 

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Andrew Griffin                    bu...@adam.com.au
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Subject: Re: C&C [EDITOR]!!  Little help here...
Date: 1995/11/29
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