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Honestly, I don't have any idea what might be causing it. I could try recompiling the mod to see if just updating it will fix the problem, but if that doesn't work then I'm out of ideas. But it has been almost a year since I last updated this, so maybe that's all it'll need. Check back tomorrow or Saturday, 25 August, hopefully I'll have a new version by then. And let me know if the problem is fixed or not. If it isn't, I'll probably put a warning in the description about it.
Any idea why and how to fix it?
This is really good mod and I wanna experience it in its full glory.
Thanks in advance.
Once you've extracted the file, edit it however you want. It's just a simple text file, so even Notepad will work.
From there you'll want to place the file in common\dayofinfamy\doi\custom\[mod name]\resource. Make the custom folder yourself if you don't have one, and give the folder inside that whatever name you want the mod file to be named.
Then open common/dayofinfamy/bin in a new window and drag the [mod name] folder onto vpk.exe. This will pack the files into a .vpk mod in the custom folder, and that should be all you need to do. If you want to share the mod or upload it to the Workshop, the .vpk file is all you need to upload.
>preview shows australian in sicily
triggered REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Panzerfaust will be fixed in the next update. I spent some time researching each one, went in-game to try and get a glance at the rockets' fins, and realized "60" was written right on the warhead where it should be. Felt pretty silly for not noticing that before.
Clarifying "frag" in the name isn't a bad idea since it's easier than reading the description, and it's consistent with the AN-M8 and German grenades. I'll change that as well.
Swastika pack is found here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=935268083
...I want swastikas on the Germans.
Anywho, the British bayonet may actually be a Pattern 1913 (P13), it has the somewhat same design yet lacks a rivet and is not manufactured with brass (but that's really pure cosmetic).
What I meant is that some guns weren't even made yet at the time you're playing, like Sten Mk.V and FG-42 in map Crete (1941)...
@Pfc. A. Maxim [508th E.Co]-3s- Sorry, all I know how to do is edit this one text file. Anything like a total conversion mod is well beyond my reach.
The K98 bayonet is a later modification of the Seitengewehr 84/98 so they do look very similar, but I believe the in-game version is the K98. The K98 began production in 1934 and was the standard bayonet throughout WWII. 1918-1934 models of the SG 84/98 are almost identical to the K98, so I've given it the name K98 more based on historical production dates and usage.
The Commonwealth knife in-game is far enough away from what both the P1907 and M1917 are supposed to look like that I'm not sure I'd want to give it the name. But if people want it anyway, I suppose I'll do it. Maybe I'll make a poll or something.