User:R3vo/Sandbox1

1.98 With this update, characters received updated fire geometries that aim to improve hit detection. To make the transition from old geometries to the new ones easier, an Oxygen 2 script was created, which allows for a quick update of any character p3d.

Left (new) Right (old)

Requirements

• Arma 3 Tools need to be installed

Usage

1. Download the package FireGeo_Replace.zip (temporary link - https://mega.nz/file/hpE23RrY#zNS1UmauuuogpI_cjUdJ-hf4F4yLRh68zzY1aTThPg8)
2. Extract the content of the archive to any place on your drive. Once unpacked, the following batch files are ready to be used:

• addNewCharacterFG.bat
  • for drag & drop operations
• addNewCharacterFG_batch.bat
  • for processing of p3ds from list stored in the batch file itself

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Both batch files try to locate your Arma 3 Tools automatically by looking up the "Arma 3 Tools" path in the Windows register. Therefore it is very important to have those tools installed before proceeding with the usage of the batch files.

Using drag and drop variant

Using drag & drop variant is quite easy. You can drag single files, multiple files or whole folders.

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If you drag a folder onto the batch files, make sure only .p3d files are contained in that folder that you want to update. Be careful to not overwrite the fire geometry of the wrong p3d files.

If the addNewCharacterFG.bio2s script is missing in ObjectBuilder\O2Scripts folder, the script will try to copy paste it to that location.

Finally, the batch file will run that new o2script and process the p3d:

• Script will try to verify if there is already existing Fire Geometry
• If fire geometry is missing, script will exit!
• Otherwise, old Fire Geometry will be replaced by a new, empty LOD
• In next step, new Fire Geometry will be merged from NewFireGeometryTemplate.p3d
• If process was successful, the file will be saved with all above modifications

Using batch variant

Batch variant is quite handy in case your character models are located in multiple folders. addNewCharacterFG_batch.bat shows a list of all p3d files to be processed. Depending on the tool you are more comfortable with, you can (add?) multiple paths via Total Commander search or by searching for p3d files in Windows Explorer. When accessing the expanded context menu by holding Left Shift and then clicking with the right mouse button on the selected files, there should be option "Copy as path" to all selected files.

set Arr[0]=P:\a3\Characters_F\BLUFOR\b_sniper.p3d
set Arr[1]=P:\a3\Characters_F\BLUFOR\b_soldier_01.p3d
set Arr[2]=P:\a3\Characters_F\BLUFOR\b_soldier_02.p3d
set Arr[3]=P:\a3\Characters_F\BLUFOR\b_soldier_03.p3d

Once you have that list ready and running, you can double click addNewCharacterFG_batch.bat to initiate upgrade process.