WGL help

Archived from groups: alt.games.operation-flashpoint (More info?)

Hi all

It's been a while, but work has had me away from the computer and
going to exotic locales like Ft. Benning. And otherwise doing
statistics. Bleh.

Anywhoo, I've downloaded the Wargames addon, and am having some
problems. The error messages that I'm getting include:

"Addon 'wgl_veh' requires addon 'WGLVIT_NSV'"

Also, there are a couple of errors for:
Error loading: data3d\uralt.p3d (Magic)
Error loading: data3d\zidlicka.p3d (Magic)

I suspect the .p3d errors relate to the hi-res sky that hadn't been on
here before.

I can't run any missions; a hard CTD regardless of single player,
multiplayer or whatever. In an utterly bizarre occurance, I tried
going through the mission editor to see if I could run around Gaia to
see what's what. I got an error message:
Error loading: xm_177e2_proxy.p3d (Magic)
So I clicked 'Exit' and returned to the top menu. While I could see
and interact with the normal menu (i.e. Single mission; multiplayer;
mission editor etc.), I also was 'playing' the set-up on Gaia in the
background. I could run, shoot, use binocs. etc., and also click on
'Quit game' to exit the program.

Strange things are going down at the Circle K, dudes.

Any help appreciated
Stu
aka Attack Pug

--

"A dark object has just come out of the back of the helicopter.
A parachuter, perhaps, plummeting to the Earth from two thousand
feet in the air. A second. A third. I see no parachutes yet.
They can't be skydivers. I can't tell just yet what they are
....OH MY GOD THEY'RE TURKEYS!"

Les Nessman

Archived from groups: alt.games.operation-flashpoint (More info?)

On 25 Apr 2004 12:34:48 GMT, Wolfiey <none.none.com> wrote:

>Install instructions are here
>http://usmc.squadengine.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=843
>

Cheers, Wolfiey. Re-installed, though I didn't include the hi-res sky
and everything looks fine.

Stu
aka Attack Pug

--

"A dark object has just come out of the back of the helicopter.
A parachuter, perhaps, plummeting to the Earth from two thousand
feet in the air. A second. A third. I see no parachutes yet.
They can't be skydivers. I can't tell just yet what they are
....OH MY GOD THEY'RE TURKEYS!"

Les Nessman