[Incult_1985]

How do you create new enum for Zero Hour?

SpecialPower SpecialPowerCosmicPlane
Enum = SPECIAL_COSMIC_SATELLITE
ReloadTime = 150000
AcademyClassify = ACT_SUPERPOWER
End

How do I create this SPECIAL_COSMIC_SATELLITE enum? Please tell me what ini files I have to edit.

[Boomerang_Python]

what the hell is a Enum? :S

You might wanna check the OCL's but I'm not sure.

[Incult_1985]

This are enums:

SPECIAL_CHINA_CARPET_BOMB
SPECIAL_DAISY_CUTTER
SPECIAL_PARADROP_AMERICA
SPECIAL_CARPET_BOMB
SPECIAL_PARTICLE_UPLINK_CANNON

And this are ussed in EVA.ini file, when the computer builds a particle cannon your eva plays a sound warning particle cannon detected for eva to play that sound you need a enum. Exemple:

;=========================================== SuperweaponDetected_Enemy_ParticleCannon
EvaEvent SuperweaponDetected_Enemy_ParticleCannon
Priority = 4
TimeBetweenChecksMS = 30000 ; 30 seconds
ExpirationTimeMS = 5000 ; 5 seconds

; American XO
SideSounds
Side = AmericaMarineGeneral
Sounds = EvaUSA_DetectedParticleCannon
End

SideSounds
Side = AmericaEuropeanGeneral
Sounds = EvaUSA_DetectedParticleCannon
End

The enum SPECIAL_PARTICLE_UPLINK_CANNON from the specialpower.ini file transforms and in the eva file becoms _ParticleCannon. I whant to add a new enum in the eva.ini file for the tomahawk storm (SPECIAL_TOMAHAWK_STORM) and when the computer builds a tomahawk storm I whant my eva to say warning tomahawk storm detected. I have the sound but I don't now how to insert a enum for it.

[The_Hunter]

afaik enums are hard coded :/

[Vanguard]

You can't make a new enum without reverse engineering, and that my friend still wont work right.

[IraqiPeopleRocks]

Originally Posted by Incult_1985";p=&quot

Please tell me what ini files I have to edit.

edit the game engine because enums = HARDCODED

[Vanguard]

That can get you slapped into jail, and if you do edit the file that has all the info, you can't add anything, you can only replace the name of the section, and it has to be exactly the same length, else it will cause an error.

[DarkSideDave]

Originally Posted by Vanguard";p=&quot

That can get you slapped into jail

News to me

reverse engineering software isn't illegal unless its explicity ruled out in the EULA, and even then... that may not have any legal standing

Note how many software boxes and installers say "by checking the box you agree to..." or "by breaking this seal you agree to..." rather than "by running this program, you agree to..."

Unless you're referring to the DCMA, but that isn't applicable in this case, because we're not doing anything to do with encryption

Oh, and did you know that every copy of Windows since Windows95 OSR2 (aka Win95B) has an NSA Backdoor inside?

http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/5/5263/1.html

Food for thought

Run Linux today!

[key0p]

gotta love "trusted" networks

WHen linux can actually do what I want I will consider running it

[DarkSideDave]

Never trust anything with "trusting" and "microsoft" in the same sentance.

"Trustworthy Computing Initiative"

--- Rewriting many programs, breaking features, including direct connections without NAT traversal. Turns out the programming changes never made any real impact to their security

Examples:

Internet Explorer SP1
MSN Messenger 6.2
Windows Messenger 4.6 and above

"Next Generation (Trustworthy) Secure Computing Base"

Tighter integration of DRM and IRM into Windows, more backholes to allow outsiders access to your computer, "NX" support, and a whole load of good things... yes, but the main bit is that if you try to disable NGSCB aka "Palladium", you're breaking the DMCA Act (if you're in the states).

Examples:
Windows 2006 (Longhorn)
Internet Explorer 7.0 (w/ Longhorn)
and Office 2003 Enterprise (with IRM manager)

"Privacy Policy"

"Microsoft may give limited details to other companies and 3rd parties"
(or something like that)
Examples:
Hotmail
Microsoft.com
MSN
MSNSpaces (yep... they can read, export, and censor your blogs.... y'see... this is why I've got my own server)

"Trust Computing Hardware" (UK)

"Designed for Microsoft XP" <-- wtf is that supposed to mean!?

Their mice break down after 2 weeks

....Not saying that I've never owned a Trust-brand mouse, I'm glad I haven't, I do pity my sister, however

And so on.....

Oh, and IRT Linux

Get WINEX and WINE, and you can run the majority of Windows apps on Linux, WINEX for apps that use DirectX (including Generals)

Doom3, Quake 3, and Half-Life are available for Linux... but we won't be seeing a port of HL2 for a while, as it employs DirectX

Aaaaand some other stuff

Myself? I haven't switched yet, nor am I planning too

Linux still has the UNIX chain-ball holding it back from the desktop and "client" market