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O Neil

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« on: 30 Sep 2002, 01:19:12 »
Hey.

Soz, I just couldn't find the tut anywhere. I've downloaded the flags a long time ago but can't remember what the script was that I type in put the flag into the game.

Please help.

Thxs

PS: I'm working on the good mission for Dr. No's island that people can download.

seanver

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« Reply #1 on: 30 Sep 2002, 01:25:50 »
You mean the flags pack with hundreds of flags from hundreds of countries? Select Flag (INternational) and in its init filed put, for example:

this setflagtexture "\Flags\spain.jpg"

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Re:Flag
« Reply #2 on: 30 Sep 2002, 01:30:49 »
Hi O Neil!

I founf this from the FAQ depot. Hope it helps.

Place this in the init field for the flagpole.

setflagtexture "\flags\yourflag"

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bringer_25

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« Reply #3 on: 30 Sep 2002, 10:43:09 »
ok i have tried this a some good times now, i havent gotten it to work, can you please put what ever you need to type in the init box in parenthesees

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« Reply #4 on: 30 Sep 2002, 12:39:09 »
In the init field of the flagpole put

this setFlagTexture "usa_vlajka.pac"

or

this setFlagTexture "rus_vlajka.pac"

etc.
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seanver

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Re:Flag
« Reply #5 on: 30 Sep 2002, 15:52:29 »
Macguba, that will show an American flag and a Russian flag. But at least in the 1.75 you can put what I said -and I tested it- and you can see, for example, a spanish flag -as in my example-

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« Reply #6 on: 30 Sep 2002, 23:07:06 »
As a point of interest.  You can use any image file you like as a flasg as long as it is square endge length and a jpg.

Just use;

SetFlagTexture "NameOfPicture.jpg"

And you get your flag.

NB, square edge length means of pixels, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 etc.

O Neil

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Re:Flag
« Reply #7 on: 01 Oct 2002, 00:21:10 »
ok, thxs heaps guys.