As it says in the description, you extract the files from the zip folder with either mod, you drag it and drop it in the Splinter Cell Blacklist game directory. If you dunno where that is, you can easily find it by right-clicking the game on steam > manage > browse local files ; it will take you straight to the game directory.
Hi, thank you so much for this mod I've been having a blast, makes the game feel more like a classic SP title. However, I was messing with the files and somehow made it so holding the d-pad up no longer changes between vision modes. Could you tell me which file and line can I find it to enable it again? I downloaded the Chaos Theory version.
You COULD install the 2.6 version, the only version that has the actionscheme intact...But I archived it...Because I thought I had it transfered to the latest version...Sorry... :c
They are compatible with any mods that only have the UMD or INI files, any other mods that have additional mods, most likely might not be compatible with them.
Is the mod compatable with ikennyagain BLUR Fusion mod pack or simply the standalone Fusion Mod on its own? I really want the dark shadows, but there is stuff in those mids I want as well, in particular the holstering of weapons for empty hands.
BLUR Fusion mod pack: https://www.nexusmods.com/splintercellblacklist/mods/41?tab=posts
Fusion stand alone mod: https://github.com/ThirteenAG/WidescreenFixesPack/releases/tag/scb
If these mods are the UMD files, then they can most likely be compatible with these mods, not sure about the BLUR mod though- It's been ages since I've touched this mod.
Which vanilla game file did you modify so that hiding in the dark actually works in your mod? EDIT: Nevermind, looked through the previous comments and its apparently in the "aiconfig.ini" that affects whether hiding in the shadows actually works.
Also: Thank you for the work you've done on this mod! Makes Blacklist so much more fun to replay.
They've changed, if you're wondering why enemies can detect you instantly, that's because I changed it so that the time they need to see you before you get spotted is much shorter now.
Hello there! I love all the additions of this mod - one thing I did notice is after installing this, enemy awareness arrows started popping up again. Since you are trying to go for maximum realism I am guessing you don't know you can actually disable those arrows all together for enemies. Here is how you do it -
Download hex editor, open whatever exe you use with your splinter cell blacklist with hex editor - to do this open hex editor, press file then press open and find your splinter cell exe - if you use dx11 open that one, if you don't open the regular. find the line HudDetection.... Change it to audDetection - place your cursor in front of the H in Hud, and type a. That is it - it should say audDetection now, then press save in the upper left in the hex editor, exit out. Now you will no longer have the arrows from enemies seeing you all over your screen.
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You COULD install the 2.6 version, the only version that has the actionscheme intact...But I archived it...Because I thought I had it transfered to the latest version...Sorry... :c
I really want the dark shadows, but there is stuff in those mids I want as well, in particular the holstering of weapons for empty hands.
BLUR Fusion mod pack:
https://www.nexusmods.com/splintercellblacklist/mods/41?tab=posts
Fusion stand alone mod:
https://github.com/ThirteenAG/WidescreenFixesPack/releases/tag/scb
EDIT: Nevermind, looked through the previous comments and its apparently in the "aiconfig.ini" that affects whether hiding in the shadows actually works.
Also: Thank you for the work you've done on this mod! Makes Blacklist so much more fun to replay.
Download hex editor, open whatever exe you use with your splinter cell blacklist with hex editor - to do this open hex editor, press file then press open and find your splinter cell exe - if you use dx11 open that one, if you don't open the regular. find the line HudDetection....
Change it to audDetection - place your cursor in front of the H in Hud, and type a. That is it - it should say audDetection now, then press save in the upper left in the hex editor, exit out. Now you will no longer have the arrows from enemies seeing you all over your screen.
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