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2002-08-18, 7:00 PM #1

jungle

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Is it possible to view the text form of the .ibi files that comes with JK2, I wanna look at some of their scripts to see if it can help me figure out what I'm trying to do.

2002-08-18, 7:40 PM #2

Mercenary

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Did you download JK2EditingTools2? Raven released every script they wrote for the game even the demo scripts. I don't remember where I got it though. Maybe check Raven Software's web site.

2002-08-19, 3:45 AM #3

jungle

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duh...lol I knew I had seen them somewhere before but I thought it was in assest0.pk3, thanks for the reminder!

2002-08-19, 7:57 AM #4

Michael

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i dont think its EVERY script, though.
i didnt compare the amount of the texts to the amount of actualy .ibis in the game though, so i could be wrong; its just i looked thru a buttload of those text scripts, and there seemed to be a lot of blanks

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I don't like quake, never liked quake, and don't like Star Wars quake. So basically jk2mp.exe never gets used on my computer.

2002-08-19, 9:19 AM #5

Mercenary

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Scripts can be reused as long as the entity names are the same.

2002-08-19, 11:49 AM #6

rwr

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Quote:

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Michael:
i dont think its EVERY script, though.</font>

I thought the same thing at first, too. But, they're actually all there.

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