Ravenfield (Unofficial Page) Windows, Mac, Linux game

Ravenfield (Unofficial Page)

SteelRaven7 | Early Access 2017

Fight upon the Ravenfield together with your Blue allies! Take down those pesky Reds using helicopters, tanks, guns, and active ragdoll physics!

Ravenfield is a singleplayer game in the vein of older team-vs-team AI shooters. The game is designed to be easy to pick up and play, but also rewarding for all skill levels!

Key Features

Easy-to-pickup, singleplayer mayhem
Fight as infantry, or in ground vehicles, aircraft, or watercraft
Active ragdoll physics combines tactical strategies with a sprinkle of silly fun
The number of combatants is only limited by what your computer can handle!
Damaged soldiers drop team-colored blood splats, indicating where battles have taken place

Development Roadmap

Ravenfield is being developed as an early access game, with major content updates scheduled to be released every 4-6 weeks. Additionally, minor updates may be distributed via a beta branch for those who do not fear slightly more buggy releases.

While some content, such as new weapons, vehicles and maps will be released on a regular basis, other key features will be added roughly in the following order:

Custom map support
Steam Workshop integration
AI Commanding
Campaign mode
Custom vehicle support
Custom weapon support

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Installation Of Texture Mods

Aug 29 2017 Weapons Modelling Tutorial

TEXTURE MOD INSTALLATION

The installation of texture mods differs from normal code mods as it includes more than just a AssemblyCSharp file although it is basically the same.

First you must download the mod from wherever the creator put it.

Then you have to open up the file and extract it onto your desktop.

You are now halfway through, now you must locate your Ravenfield directory usually held inside C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Ravenfield

Now you open the extracted folder and drop it inside of ravenfield_Data. This may differ as it depends on how the creator puts the mod files inside the folder. Usually the texture mod will contain a CSharp, Resource.assets and sometimes SharedAssets#.

The system will ask if you want to replace the files in the destination and say yes.

Lastly open up Ravenfield and enjoy your new texture mod.

Video Tutorials: Youtube.com