Comments - Celidor

As far as I can tell there is no way to Mod a guns individual bullet speed in this game. I did tweak the fire rate on all the guns in this mod. It is not in rpm, but from my understanding of the engine and calculations I have the M4 at 882 rpm and the AK74 at 545 rpm. I may tweak the fire rates further in the near future and release an update.

Are you ever going to fix the lure issue? Any idea what is causing it?

This mod is essential.

Thanks so much for this. I had trouble previously but this new version is working. Very grateful. Good job fixing a glaring fault in an otherwise great game.

Been a while but my new computer is able to modify a bunch of files I couldn't without crashing before. So I will hopefully be updating this in the near future and get it finished. And do 16:10 aspect as well.

Glad it is being enjoyed. Inspired by the movies of course. Modded it for my own enjoyment originally. But thought others would enjoy it as well :)

Now it feels extra frantic when you burst into a room. More like the Deathstar scene when Han, Luke and Chewie burst into the detention area and blaster fire was flying everywhere.

I tried but I ran into trouble and never finished. I was working on adding new textures to the game. If I get far enough into that to release here maybe I will try to fix the whole HUD too.

This mod is only one file and can be installed on top of any mod without issue. It will just modify the flashlight's range/intensity/angle/etc.

Sorry, had to wait to upload at first. Then I got busy and forgot that it wasn't already done.

Uploaded it now. Will be up as soon as Moddb approves it.

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On, notice it just hits the blue and white bus/van vehicle at end of road.

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It's hard to tell but the light is getting all the way to that guy near the blue roofed bus/van. Although it is faded by then.

I can't get this to work. Using the uplay version on windows 10. I desperately want to fix this as it is unpleasant to have to deal with the white gradient all the time. Is this working for anyone anymore? Will it work on windows 7? Has ubisoft disabled modding somehow? Is there a way to get it to work? ...

Possibly. But untested.

And to do it you'd need modding tools. And an understanding to use it.

This is a problem with permissions on windows. You have to have administrative access to make changes to some files on windows.

I could try to make a 21:9 in the future but for now I'm focusing on finishing 16:9 and then 16:10.

I may release a simple version for 21:9, when I finish the 16:10 version, that is less complete but will at least fix the crosshairs.

New version will be coming soon. Mod is alive.

If you haven't already got this I recommend you get "Graphics-Fix" Moddb.com great mod. Not mine or affiliated with me in any way but it seems an essential mod for Republic Commando.

I'll be making sure all future versions of my mod are compatible with it as well.

Not much new with this version. Mostly just added versions for standard 4:3 and 16:10 resolutions.

That sounds interesting. Right now I'm not focusing on that aspect of the gameplay but I will definitely look into it in the future.

If you changed some things but it all went back to the original settings you just need to set whatever files you modify to "read only" so the game can't change things back to default. Not sure if that is the problem you're facing though.

I appreciate any feedback anyone has about the ADP mod. Any bugs or mistakes, improvements, whatever. I am hoping to hear from everyone.

Also I encourage you to download the Vegas 2 Realism Mod (to which I have no affiliation) and install it first before installing my mod on top. As they are compatible with each other and that is how my current game is set up.

You may even prefer the Vegas 2 Realism Mod over mine but I found the weapon damage to be too high in places and other weapon values seemed unbalanced. But there is so much great work put into that mod that my mod does not have so I feel it is important to mention.

I appreciate any feedback anyone has about the ADP mod. Any bugs or mistakes, improvements, whatever. I am hoping to hear from everyone.

Also I encourage you to download the Vegas 2 Realism Mod (to which I have no affiliation) and install it first before installing my mod on top. As they are compatible with each other and that is how my current game is set up.

You may even prefer the Vegas 2 Realism Mod over mine but I found the weapon damage to be too high in places and other weapon values seemed unbalanced. But there is so much great work put into that mod that my mod does not have so I feel it is important to mention.

I think it's fixed now.
Right box not left box... I had things backwards

Perhaps I will. But I have no current plans to make another mod for Nexus. But I do have plan to add a bit more polish to the one I have made and then after a play-through I may be inclined to mod it further.

I'm not sure why. Possibly you need to run Regedit in administration mode to see all the keys. Or if you haven't started the game at least once perhaps the keys aren't there yet.

Really I'm only guessing. If my suggestions don't help than you should find a forum where people are talking about setting the game up to display widescreen and tell them your problem.

You have to switch to widescreen from outside of the game. I am including instructions on how to do it in a newly revised readme as well as how to change the FOV when I release v.2 in a day or so.

But there are some good instructions on how to do it here in the meantime:
Arparso.de

Click (view original) to see better quality animated gif.

I'm pretty sure if you just create the textures folder inside your base installation folder of the game, with the modded file in it, it will work.
if not you need to use DaTool to extract all of the files and folders from the nexus_00.dat file. etc.

Sorry for very late response.

The FOV is already adjustable through a bit of text editing.
Instructions here: Wsgf.org

This mod fixes the stretching caused after you have adjusted the resolution. It is assumed that the FOV would also be changed by the user along with the widescreen resolution.