jeep 102
moab
silverton pass in game
rubicon trail

And yes , you can get tracks in the demo . It's not a task for the faint of heart tho (yet) . I just got it working myself (and have some beta testers checking them and helping me) and I think that I am the first to get it to work (check me if I'm wrong) . Details at this point are sketchy at best so I won't go into them .

Give me some more test and experiment time and I plan an easy to use tut to get tracks made with Tracked4 into it .

Since I can't keep my fingers out of anything , I had custom trucks in the demo within days of it's release (others did too however) .

And yes Tracked4 is Evo2's track editor .

B Bros , curious is cool , that's how ya learn , but ya can't tell me you have a handle on everything I tried to show you today so your ready for more . Tommorow will be a quiz !! lol . Pass that and then we will move on .

http://vales.com/Evo2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=15327

All you need is Podview to extract the files , and Podtool to put it back together .

Tearing this pod apart and studying the contents (along with a good readme (included)) , should put you well on your way to converting other tracks . I have a few more I could do patches for if this works out .

You can downoad it here .

Let me know if it works and what you think . File is just under 1 MB .

  http://www.angelfire.com/ut2/mob_warrior/

You can download the demo here . It's the only thing there for now .

The Jeep Evo2 files are there now . Contains a readme file . You only need this file if you can't find Jeep Evo2 . If you already have it , you have all of these because that's where they came from . Just from 1 free game to another .

  http://www.angelfire.com/ut2/mob_warrior/

Through a little bit of playing , I have found that the trick we used to get the Jeep Evo2 tracks into the editor years ago (deleting the "path" information) also works to get the CAMP.POD in the editor . To make a custom camp you need to make a copy of that info (paths) , delete it , edit the track , and paste it back into the .sit .

To do this , open the .sit with Wordpad , scroll down to "paths" , and make the line look like this .

#*** Paths ***
pathCount
0
*** Stadium ***

The number will be 20 when stock . Paste all of the stock info back between the "paths" and the "stadium" lines after editing and build a new pod with Podtool . With this , you can pretty much build any camp you want , from junkyard to forest . If you
move the trucks , Don't go into the Photoshow , it might not find it's way back out . The "fire" will be gone , too if you use the Tomb Raider camp to start .

http://mobwarrior.adakist.com/

  http://www.angelfire.com/ut2/mob_warrior/

The truck pod replaces 6 out of 8 trucks . The Rubicon and the Grand Cherokee were left in . It's maybe 85% finished and will be available when done (before you ask ) .

The model came from the 15,000 model web site and I made the texture and mapped it . The Chevelle in the background is just a track prop . All the other trucks are scratch built or TRI's .

Regarding the new camp, does the camera still move and shift from the trucklot to the shack and back to the post like it does with the stock camp? Is it path or course related or something else?

Jeez this could make for a pretty nifty track\author specific platform for someone wanting to create their own mission set. Would be heck of a nice way to showcase something new....

There are 8 trigger boxes where the trucks go (named "truck1 - 8") and 7 trigger boxes for the camera (named "cam1 - 7") . Since I moved box 8 (the Willys , the Love Bug in the custom pod) , the camera gets lost on the way back from the "Picture Show" . It starts to head to where it was , gets caught in a loop , and then goes back in . I had to CTRL+ALT+DEL to get out of it . Only happens when you leave from the Willys (or Love Bug) . It still goes to the "signpost" just fine .

BTW , the new website has more sections open now . There is no content for the MTM section or the Flatout section yet so I killed the links . Each section opens in a new window , so just close that when done , and you will be back at the main menu where you left from .

Here is the link again .

http://mobwarrior.adakist.com/

  http://www.angelfire.com/ut2/mob_warrior/

By simply removing the red colored items from the sit for each path set and leaving the rest of the path info in place it is possible to work with the paths in the editor. I even moved one of the vehicles to the side of the cabin and adjusted its corresponding camera path to suit and now the camera works properly when goin in and out of the cabin. There is no need to put the extra lines back into the sit when your done, Jeep Evo works just fine without them. So now creating your own camp pod should be quit easy.

Here are the differences in the path system.

--------Jeep Evo Paths--------
Path 1 of 20 ---------------------------
pointCount
26
type
1
direction
0
loopStart
0
loopEnd
0
stopLoopFlag
0
cycles
0
time
0
pauseTimeElapsed
0
t
0
tension
0
stopFlag
0
collisionType
0
object
33

Here are a few screenshots, sorry for the horrible jpeg compression, I'm trying to keep the files sizes manageable for dialup users.

Here is a shot of the entire camp from the editor.

A closeup of the camera paths

A closeup of my altered vehicle location and path.

And a shot of the the new location in game.

I thought this was kind of interesting. Its the model of the cabin and its various parts that are need to make the screenshot billboards work.

Strangly enough I noticed that what ever direction I pointed my truck box the vehicle always pointed in the same direction as the rest of the vehicles. I looked into the vehicle locations in the sit but couldnt come up with anything so keep that in mind if you plan to build your own camp.

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Chachoze

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  thought he was wrong once, turns out he was mistaken.