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Editors Depot - Mission Editing and Scripting => ArmA - Editing/Scripting General => Topic started by: D_P_ on 07 Jul 2007, 20:57:14
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Hi all,
I can't seem to find the missions I've played online anywhere in my Arma folder. :confused:
In ofp...if there was a mission I played online and wanted to DePbo and explore, I would find all the missions I'd played online in my OFP/mpmissionscache folder. I tried this with Arma, and there is no folder by that name! I have the US Atari downloaded version of Arma. I looked in all the folders I could find and nadda :(
Can anyone help me with this?!
Much thanks in advance!
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Man - I just found the answer in a different post!
http://www.ofpec.com/forum/index.php?topic=29609.0
Still having troubles...I located the folder, but when I UnPbo the mission...it just creates a notepad text doc and no mission folder!
Wtf am I still missing here?
Thanks in advance :)
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What did you depbo with?
Planck
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@D_P
And what Planck forgot to mention, do not double post.
If you have something to add to your post after a short period of time (we'd prefer that about 3 days should pass), modify your post instead of replying to yourself.
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Sorry for the double post! Will remember that next time :)
The decryptor Im using is one I got long ago... made by Amalfi and is simply called PBO Decryptor v1.5
It works on decrypring the stock missions in Arma....just not ones downloaded to my mpmissionscache.
All it does is create a notepad document with very little info in it :(
When I tried to unpbo the Bezerk mission...all the notepad file said was: briefing.french.html
What is also strange...I tried to unpbo the arma RTS4 mission....it worked! So is there something people are adding to missions to make them unpbo-able? cause that would suck :(
Any idea's?
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I tried Amalfis 1.5 as well, seems to work ok, but, it may be that it trips up on some missions.
Try Mikeros Eliteness, available in the Editors Depot.
On this page:
http://www.ofpec.com/ed_depot/resource_list.php?page=0&all_rows=45&type=to&cat=xyz&res=79
Planck
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Works perfectly - thanks Planck! :clap: