[MD-Script] RSM - Random Sectors Management 1.5

[kevch1234]

I dont suppose anyone has a working download link for Korpus's fix do they?

[vukica]

Download this: http://forum.egosoft.com/viewtopic.php? ... 81#4323081

and then change the sectors block according to pasted code in:
http://forum.egosoft.com/viewtopic.php? ... 86#4415686

[Ketraar]

Hi, I was able to manually install this and have found five sectors so far but am having the issue with them showing up in the map even after exploring them. Makes it a pain to send a ship to "map sector" when I can't select it. I did as posted and put the objects folder into the original TC folder and no change. Does it go in a certain location there? Thanks for all the help!

Sorry for the late reply, if sectors are not showing then you are having an issue with the 00749.bod. It may be that you are running a mod that is overirding it, make sure it is set so its the highest priority.

Priorities are iirc mod, loose files, cat/dat

MFG

Ketraar

[kevch1234]

Download this: http://forum.egosoft.com/viewtopic.php? ... 81#4323081

and then change the sectors block according to pasted code in:
http://forum.egosoft.com/viewtopic.php? ... 86#4415686

Many thanks

[Reimu Hakurei]

Sorry for the late reply, if sectors are not showing then you are having an issue with the 00749.bod. It may be that you are running a mod that is overirding it, make sure it is set so its the highest priority.

Priorities are iirc mod, loose files, cat/dat

MFG

Ketraar

I don't understand this priority list. What order is it in? What does 'mod' mean here?

[X2-Illuminatus]

The official installation method for mods is putting them (the cat/dat pair) into the "mods" folder of your X3TC main directory (or into the addon\mods folder for X3AP; usually doesn't exist, has to be created first). If you do this, you can select the mod package from the game starter. This, however, only works for one mod at a time, which is why installation instructions for most mods suggest the fake patch method instead. (Dropping the cat/dat pair into the X3TC main or addon folder and renaming it accordingly to maintain a numbered sequence with the other cat/dat pairs, whereby files from higher numbered catalogs overwrite those from lower ones.) The loose file methods means that you don't put the file into a catalog, but into the game folder instead, whereby you have to maintain the folder structure from within the catalog. If I'm not mistaken, the mentioned bod file is locate in objects/cut, thus would have to be placed in "<game folder>\objects\cut" to be picked up by the game.

The priority list Ketraar posted goes from highest priority to lowest. So if, for example, you would have said bod file as a loose file in the gamefolder it would overwrite any equally named bod file from the cat/dat pairs in the gamefolder.