MapService (Lines 750-1595)

My limited understanding is that during development they added the X moniker to separate updated and changed parts of the original files. FCX would appear to be Far Cry X (as in X can be whatever FC4, FC5, etc) Maybe there was some debate internally as to what the official title would be and whether it would follow the naming scheme. Support for this theory is that obviously the following game became Far Cry Primal and ditched the number completely (and yup they use FCP in some sections of that it seems)

It's my belief that Editor and Single are the old, unused FC3 modes and FCXEditor and FCXSingle are the Far Cry 4 updated equivalents. Probably means those numbers are all DEPRECATED as well, but it's not spelled out explicitly like the multiplayer ones are...

Bottom line is I would be surprised if any mode under 64 still worked. Not mind you that I'm even sure how to engage those modes in the game engine. Hopefully something we can sort out since it would benefit Fino and other modders wanting to use the editor to create standalone mini-campaigns. Probably a dream, but being able to put together your own "Valley of the Yeti's" for others to play would be fantastic.

And who wouldn't mind someone swapping out the existing Durgesh DLC?

FYI - the official game world map is designated FCC (it was FC3 in Far Cry 3). Maybe Far Cry Core?? Dunno why they used a different acronym here unless to avoid confusion in the code...

Yea exactly Jeff.


What I bet:

You can convert all services from gamemodes.xml like...
CFCXPlayerService
CFCXLoadHelperService
CDominoService
..to CRC32 Hexadecimal values and those you will probably find in the CEF file.


I will test that later..

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Sorry didnt saw your reply until now...

One benefit I had was the UPlay support and one I have is the second Shop Keeper (House Keeper) you can buy stuff in the editor I have the building and the tree for the House Keeper, just need to find the script (or maybe in the CEF file too?) to let him build that stuff in the editor too. A third benefit is (I think) the crafting / skill menu - but i cant remember what I did to archive those menus in my old BETA mod release
But the first two are from those services


..and now the main services to get the most stuff loaded

Normaly, the editor has only this GameFileService:
<Service ClassName="CFCXEditorGameFilesService" Properties="GameFilesService" />

I have added:
<Service ClassName="CFCXEditorGameFilesService" Properties="GameFilesService" NetPresence="AllPeer" />
<Service ClassName="CEditorGameFilesService" Properties="GameFilesService" NetPresence="AllPeer" />
<Service ClassName="CFCXCampaignGameFilesService" Properties="GameFilesService" NetPresence="AllPeer" />

NetPresence="AllPeer" to allow the stuff loaded


..or services like this one here with..
<Service ClassName="CAIDirectorService" Properties="AIDirectorService:Settings.FCXSingle" useNomadTemplate="1"/>


..are mostly needed to let all scripts, graphics and stuff loaded by the gamemode.


One example, this here...
<Service ClassName="CEditorGameFilesService" Properties="GameFilesService" NetPresence="AllPeer" />
...allows me to use some more Animation Points like Follow Player or Attack Target

Nice

Where can i find those? i havent uncovered all atm and those looks like are two of them

I have those here uncovered (200 files) in the entityarchetypeslibrary (<- no game services)

Re: 8192, my (Janne's)Gibbed FC4 Project definitions' binary objects\classes\CMapService.binaryclass.xml mentions: <enum name="enumGameMode" flags="True">
<element name="Invalid">0</element>
<!-- This comes from engine\gamemodes\gamemodesconfig.xml -->
<!-- /GameModeConfig/GameMode/Desc[@Mask] -->
<element name="FCXConsole">1</element>
<element name="FCXMainMenu">2</element>
<element name="Single">4</element>
<element name="Editor">8</element>
<element name="FCXEditor">16</element>
<element name="FCXBenchmark">32</element>
<element name="FCXSingle">64</element>
<element name="FCXCoop">128</element>
<element name="DeathMatch">256</element>
<element name="TeamDeathMatch">512</element>
<element name="FCXDeathMatch">1024</element>
<element name="FCXTeamDeathMatch">2048</element>
<element name="FCXFireStorm">4096</element>
<element name="FCXDomination">8192</element>
<element name="FCXHeadquarters">16384</element>
<element name="FCXDash">32768</element>
</enum>

Those values from 2048+ seem different, though this XML file's contents appear to have been copied from FC3. Does it indeed conflict with your engine\gamemodes\gamemodesconfig.xml? If so, does this mean the FC4 Project definitions should be revised?