Re: \"D\" key question
 

Okay, where do I get MOBHACK (that one is yours, right Andy?) and is there some sort of doc or text file that will give me some instructions on how to access these weapons lists?

I would very much like to have this program. I know the quality of Andy's work. It shows in this game.

WB

Re: \"D\" key question
 

That should tell you how to find the other weapons on the list. I haven't tested it yet but I guess we could trust Andy on that. Otherwise you have to get into MOBhack and check the list number of the weapon you want, then retype it in the D tab, seeing it or not.

MOBhack is included in the game, in the MOBhack folder.

Plasma

Re: \"D\" key question
 

Yes, MOBHack is include in the game and IS in the MOBHack folder but it's readily accessable from the Game options screen that first appears when you start up the game. Look under the "Utilities" tab then click on MOBHack

Once MOBHack starts, open the nation you want then click on "Weapons" then, type in the name of the weapon you are looking for under " Find " at the top right. ( you may have to try a few variations on the name because find only finds what you tell it to find. If that doesn't work scroll down until you find it.

Once you've found the weapon note what number it is then apply that to the D key change when you open the game again.

As Andy noted this has been fixed now and you will be able to find them all while in the game. That change is already in the CD version and will also be included in the patch we will be issueing soon.

Don

Re: \"D\" key question
 

looking forward to the patch (or the CD, whichever comes first!).

Meanwhile, I`ll use MOBhack to view the weapon numbers.

Re: \"D\" key question
 

Thank you, thank you. I did not realize it was there. Sometime I speak before I look well and I'll try to do better. Thanks guys for the update. I'm off to try it out.

WB

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Man the work done here is overwhelming! What a task for you guys. I see two countries where I lived and worked nearly 40 years ago in the list, Nicaragua and El Salvador!

Man, that brings back some memories, including the war between El Salvador and Honduras back in 1969. I've got a couple of stories to tell about that one some day.

Anyway, I just want to thank Andy, Don and the others for the many hundres, probably thousands of hours they put in just on researching, cataloging and preparing these notes alone. Fabulous information and capabilities.

WB