[Arokhantos]

Whenever i have freak fortress 2 enabled custom weapons like rocket launcher don't work with ff2 enabled.
But it works fine when its disabled.

If no clue what could be causing this.

[Powerlord]

Freak Fortress 2 does a number of its own weapon overrides.

[Arokhantos]

Originally Posted by Powerlord Freak Fortress 2 does a number of its own weapon overrides.

How do i disable that ?

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Arokhantos How do i disable that ?

You'd have to comment out the code that does it in FF2 itself and then recompile it. There was a plan to move weapon adjustments to a separate file, but that probably died when I stopped doing development work on FF2.

Having said that, many of the adjustments to weapons in FF2 are to the player's advantage and removing them would unbalance the game in the Freaks' favor.

[Arokhantos]

I just want to improve the weapons my own way, and ff2 is stopping me from doing that.
also i dont known how to remove something and compile it either.

[Wliu]

Find the offending code.
Put // in front of each line or /* and then */ at the end of the offending code.
Drag-n-drop freak_fortress_2.sp on compile.exe.

[Arokhantos]

If no idea how to code. or what to search for.

[Wliu]

1) I just told you what to do.
2) Ctrl+F the following:
public Action:TF2Items_OnGiveNamedItem
public Action:checkItems
public Action:OnTakeDamage and scroll down to switch(wepindex) (This one shouldn't be affecting your changes)

[Arokhantos]

Like i say'd i'm clueless i tryit and compile just gives me an error.
I known simple stuff but not things like this.

[Wliu]

*sigh*
Gonna try a different way.
Ctrl+F to the OnGiveNamedItem method. See where it says switch(iItemDefinitionIndex) and then a bunch of case #s? Figure out what each # means (they're different weapons), and comment out the ones that you made custom attributes for.

EXAMPLE:

/*case 38, 457:  //Axtinguisher, Postal Pummeler
		{
			new Handle:hItemOverride=PrepareItemHandle(hItem, _, _, "", true);
				//NOOP
			if(hItemOverride!=INVALID_HANDLE)
			{
				hItem=hItemOverride;
				return Plugin_Changed;
			}
		}*/