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Addons & Mods Depot => OFP - Addons & Mods Beta Testing => Topic started by: Mad Monk on 29 Jan 2005, 01:50:46

Title: HD pack
Post by: Mad Monk on 29 Jan 2005, 01:50:46
Is there one generally accepted high definition pack for OFP? One that replaces the soldier textures, weapons, and vehicle textures? I want to play the campaign again, but some of the soldiers' faces and camo look terrible, as do the original weapons. I downloaded an upgrade for the weapons, but the soldiers still look pretty bad. I'm not dissing on OFP, but it is four years old, and it would be cool if it could look relatively new.


Title: Re:HD pack
Post by: Homefry31464 on 29 Jan 2005, 06:42:57
Have you tried the EECP pack?
Title: Re:HD pack
Post by: Mad Monk on 03 Feb 2005, 06:26:39
What does the acronym stand for? I just searched for it in add-ons but it didn't come up with anything.


Title: Re:HD pack
Post by: oyman on 03 Feb 2005, 20:30:56
or try the Y2K3 mod or the flash FX replacement pack
Title: Re:HD pack
Post by: XCess on 05 Feb 2005, 01:46:34
Flash FX UR confused me.
Title: Re:HD pack
Post by: Jimpy on 09 Feb 2005, 01:52:28
There are a few "unit replacement packs" that replace the original
BIS models with newer ones. Below is the text of a post I found
that describes them. A good starting point for finding out about this
is here:

http://ffur.freeservers.com/index.html

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Each mod, Y2K3, EECP, FFXUR (Flash FX Unit Replacment)

How They Are The Same:
*they ofer unit replacments to the default stuff.
*they require a shitload of addons  
*they are completed by the work of many man hours and long tedious task of fixing errors that always arise in mods like this

How They Difer:
EECP:
-uses kur's selection of replacment units
-is based and runs Entirely on ECP scripts

Y2K3:
-uses my selection of replacment units based on the requests of users
-orginaly based on ECP but alot of unneeded shtuff removed (like ai join player and halo stuff)
-the unneeded stuff removed provides a gateway for greater usage range, such as Y2K3 works on anything from $3000 machines to $500 ones
-uses a combination of Flash FX, ECP, and other misc effects

FFXUR:
-based entirely off the low-end freindly flash fx effects.
-uses tbirds selection of units
-is aimed more @ low-end machines that cant handel EECP or even some aspects of Y2K3


so yes it is yet another total replacment mod, but each mod isnt for everyone. so basicly what it comes down to in the end is:
EECP= High End PC Users
Y2K3=Medium Range PC Users
FFXUR= Low Range PC Users