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'''''Description:''''' | '''''Description:''''' | ||
The '''''flashpoint.cfg''''' file is a configuration file containing detailed information about game setup. Information such as graphic settings, LOD detail, resolution are stored in this file. The '''''flashpoint.cfg''''' file is written after the OpFlashPreferences is run and the system settings are detected. | The '''''flashpoint.cfg''''' file is a configuration file containing detailed information about YOUR game setup. Information such as graphic settings, LOD detail, resolution are stored in this file. The '''''flashpoint.cfg''''' file is written after the OpFlashPreferences is run and the system settings are detected. The file itself is just as editable in a text file. The contents, are known as 'token format' because | ||
something = "Something Else"; | |||
This way of describing features of the game, mission or addon are prevalent througout OFP. | |||
'''Languages''' | |||
You should use OpFlashPreferences.exe to configure this file except for languages. The configuration exe doesn't have (and never can have) enough of them. Simply alter | |||
Language="English"; | |||
to whatever gives you a thrill, and start using Stringtable.csv and html files in the language of your choice. Furhter information on this subject is currently being written. | |||
See [[userinfo.cfg]] for information about personalized user settings. | See [[userinfo.cfg]] for information about personalized user settings. | ||
Revision as of 07:09, 31 May 2006
Description:
The flashpoint.cfg file is a configuration file containing detailed information about YOUR game setup. Information such as graphic settings, LOD detail, resolution are stored in this file. The flashpoint.cfg file is written after the OpFlashPreferences is run and the system settings are detected. The file itself is just as editable in a text file. The contents, are known as 'token format' because
something = "Something Else";
This way of describing features of the game, mission or addon are prevalent througout OFP.
Languages
You should use OpFlashPreferences.exe to configure this file except for languages. The configuration exe doesn't have (and never can have) enough of them. Simply alter
Language="English";
to whatever gives you a thrill, and start using Stringtable.csv and html files in the language of your choice. Furhter information on this subject is currently being written.
See userinfo.cfg for information about personalized user settings.