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Thread: Players Can't Update Mod16 Apr 2016, 08:06 AM You could grab that one, too. When your mod is built, it is copied from your mod folder to a subfolder in "Documents\My Games\Company of Heroes 2\mods" based on the mod type (tuning, etc). The numeric .sga files are subscriptions, so you would not give them those. I figured it was implied, so I apologize for not clarifying. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Players Can't Update Mod14 Apr 2016, 23:32 PM You could give them the .sga directly, from your "Documents\My Games\Company of Heroes 2\mods" folder. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Players Can't Update Mod12 Apr 2016, 23:52 PM If they are subscribed to it, it should update automatically. However, if you mean update it as in publish it, only you can do that. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Lost all squad_action_apply data?8 Apr 2016, 14:24 PM So, since the mod tools have not been updated, they must have gotten rid of the extension in the patch. There is probably nothing that can be done until they also update the tools (which will show errors/warnings for what was changed). In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Lost all squad_action_apply data?8 Apr 2016, 13:34 PM What is the error/warning that you get in AE? Just out of curiosity. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Open hatch animation for T-34/857 Apr 2016, 01:46 AM It has been forever since I messed with hatches, but try Code pintle_dshk38_state: ready That should work. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Need help understand ranges and accuracy6 Apr 2016, 04:46 AM You're welcome! Glad it helped. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Need help understand ranges and accuracy6 Apr 2016, 04:22 AM There are range.min/max and range.distance.far/mid/near values. The former control the range restrictions (as was pointed out above). The latter control steps in between. If range.distance are all -1, they will use range.min, 0.5 * range.max, and range.max as steps. Everything that uses far/mid/near will take 100% effect when at the specified value for far/mid/near, and a gradual % effect in between. Example If range.min is 0, range.max is 100, with range.distance all being -1: far is range.max (or 100), mid is 0.5 * range.max (or 50), and near is range.min (or 0). Then, if accuracy for far/mid/near is 0.9, 0.8, and 0.7, then that means accuracy at 100 is 0.9, at 50 is 0.8, and at 0 is 0.7. Accuracy at 75 is probably 0.85, since it is half-way between 100 and 50. I hope that helps. Maybe this should be stickied, or added to some sort of FAQ? In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Unit management29 Mar 2016, 16:55 PM Essentially, yes. In: Modding and Tools
Thread: Armor Front/Rear and Penetration values. 27 Mar 2016, 02:57 AM Nothing more specific, unfortunately. In: Modding and Tools