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Offline falconsan

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where is the config.cpp?
« on: 05 Feb 2013, 01:44:26 »
Hello,

i am New at Modding ARMA2 OA. I have made Levels for left4Dead, CS source before.

My Problem: I have this ( http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?78175-quot-Beginner-s-guide-to-ArmA-Modding-quot-Project) Tutorial in Progress. Now i am at the Point to copy the config.cpp File into my Workspace. But, there is no config.cpp in the extracted PBO's. Only a config.bin ist aviable.

Is the Config.bin the same as config.cpp, but binarized?

My Map worked fine, but the Ladders doesn't, so that i reinstall the BI Tools to restart the work and try the TUT.

Can anybody help?

thx

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Re: where is the config.cpp?
« Reply #1 on: 05 Feb 2013, 14:44:58 »
Hi
Search, download and use the unRap tool by kegetys to turn the .BIN file into a .CPP

The ladders thing is an old and disputed issue.
My own suggested solution, unRap all BIN files into CPP files, all those inside your P drive CA directory.
The ArmA2P tool should do all that for you.