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Spectator / 3rd Person Mod For No One Lives Forever 2 - By Dan (18th May 2003)
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THIS MOD IS NOT MADE BY OR SUPPORTED BY Monolith Productions, or any of its
affiliates and subsidiaries.
 
 
Information
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This mod allows access to the Spectator Mode and 3rd Person view in NOLF 2. These
modes were used by Monolith for debug purposes only and so it was disabled in
the retail version of the game. This mod is based on the 1.3 source code.
 
This mod is for "fun" only, the game wasn't designed to be played in this modes,
and hence certain features are disabled.
 
Features
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* Spectator Mode allows you to:
 
* "Fly around" maps - (I have also added extra code to make this possible on
multiplayer maps)
* Walk through walls
 
* 3rd Person View (for fun only - its hard (if not impossible) to play the game
properly from this view)
 
Installation Instructions
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Run NOLF 2, on the NOLF 2 launcher, click the [Custom] button and choose "Spectator"
from the list. Click OK and launch NOLF 2
 
Spectator Mode
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In single player or multiplayer, press t and type in:
 
mpclip
 
Then press [Enter], you should then see "Spectator Mode Enabled". You should now be
able to fly around maps using the normal controls.
 
Important: Chat is disabled after you use spectator mode - you will need to restart
NOLF 2 to disable spectator mode.
 
3rd Person
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In single player or multiplayer, press t and type in:
 
budonkadonk
 
Then press Enter, the camera should then switch to a 3rd person view. Note: the
original view might be displayed as well, to resolve this simply switch weapons. To
revert back to the normal first person view, type in budonkadonk again.
 
Ignore the cursor when trying to aim - it won't help as the camera is in a different
perspective.
 
Important
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This is a modified version of NOLF - you will NOT be able to join servers who are not
running this mod.

By Activision
This is the latest official patch for Star Trek: Bridge Commander.
Fixes Include:
Added capability for multiplayer hosts to ban players Problem in E6M5 with shuttles sometimes not leaving the planet, which means the mission cannot be completed. Zhukov registry texture being upside-down Fixed "redshirts" getting stuck in an animation after falling down Multiplayer names containing '[' causing problems when restarting the game. If you believe that your copy of the game suffers from this problem, please delete the config file, that is found where you installed the game, before launching and repatching. Better support for adding custom missions Banning of players by IP address

ISO images if you want to burn your own CDs
 
Note you will need to make at least one post in the forum before downloading this file
 
 
 
Special addition to disclaimer:
UnityHQ does not promote software piracy. We have decided to put these disc iso files up to assist those who already have previously purchased Star Trek Eliteforce 2 but have lost/damaged their Star Trek Eliteforce 2 media as the media is no longer manufactured. If you haven't purchased Star Trek Eliteforce 2 before than you should not be downloading these disc iso files and you agree to take full responsibility for downloading them. Your IP address is recorded for this download.
By downloading these files you are stating that you are a legal owner of the Star Trek Eliteforce 2 software.

Complete game.  Requires an emulator to run on modern Mac operating systems. 
You can find an emulator from this site.

This modified executable allows you to connect to the Eliteforce community run master server that replaced the now offline Activision master server for the game.
It allows you to find multi-player servers for Eliteforce 2.
 
Created by EF2 community modder, Chrisstrahl

Star Trek: Voyager – Elite Force is a first-person shooter video game developed by Raven Software and published by Activision. The game was initially released on September 20, 2000 for Windows and Mac OS personal computers. Aspyr Media was responsible for porting the game to the Mac OS platform. Elite Force was later ported to the PlayStation 2 console by Pipe Dream Interactive and published by Majesco Entertainment on December 11, 2001.
 
Known Issues:

•   No official support for Linux or macOS operating systems.
            •   A Linux client is currently being researched. No macOS client is planned at this time.
                   •    In the meantime, the game has been tested and confirmed to work on WINE.

•   Resolution defaults to full screen 640x480.
•   No in-game options for display 4:3 resolutions above 2048x1536 and 16:9 resolutions above 856x480.
•   No in-game options for 3:2 and 21:9 aspect ratios.
            •   All of these problems can be fixed by setting /r_customwidth and /r_customheight to your desired window size.
                   •    For example, you would type /r_customwidth "1920";r_customheight "1080" in console for 1080p displays.
                   •    /r_fullscreen "0" can be used to force windowed mode.
                   •    If none of your changes are taking effect, try /r_mode "-1" and /vid_restart.

•   No in-game options for anti-aliasing or anisotropic filtering.
            •   These must be set manually via your graphics card's control panel.
 
How to play on Windows 
Download and Extract STVoyager-Elite-Force-with-Expansion-Pack.zip
Open the “Game Files” folder and run “stvoy.exe”
Play the game!
 

The official PC patch for Jedi Academy which will allow you to connect to servers running the latest patch as well as fixing critical bugs (See changelog)

After downloading the update, double click on JKAcademy1_01.exe to install. The installer will automatically search for the folder where you originally installed Jedi Academy and install all of the updates. If the update does not locate Jedi Academy on your system, you may need to reinstall the game from the original CD and then run the JKAcademy1_01.exe.

Notes
This patch is completely compatible with old single player save game files. All Multiplayer users must use Jedi Academy version 1.01.

If you are experiencing low framerate, go into the Setup/More Video section and change dynamic glow to off.

Gravis gamepad users should turn force feedback to off. The current Gravis drivers are not compatible with Jedi Academy and will cause the game to crash.
If you experience hiccupping while playing, especially during light-saber battles, go into the Control, Mouse/Joystick section and set force feedback to "No".  
What's New in Version 1.01
Correct an issue that caused Internet servers to time-out too early on the master server list. Correct an issue that caused various movement sounds not to play consistently (footsteps, rolling, etc...) Correct various exploits, including one that allows for illegal character models. Correct an issue that occurred when disabling the second saber icon that appears over the player's head. Correct an issue that allowed the rocket launcher to lock on after death. Correct an issue that prevents the camera shake when you are hit by an explosive. Correct the roll animation. Correct an issue that allowed a player to select a force power that is already at the maximum setting. Correct an animation issue that occurred when enemies force push you while executing a special move. Correct various rag-doll issues. Correct an issue that caused your skill level to reset when resetting defaults in the game. Correct an issue that prevented the Single Player game from starting. Fixed dynamic glow performance for new ATI drivers Force feedback now defaults to off. Provides updated EAX 4.0 sound support.

Author:
Black Angel Software
Use the Taunt Manager for NOLF and say goodbye to editting in NotePad or finding out the Taunt you selected does not work. This cool utility lets you easily manage all your custom taunts easily and effortlessly.

Title:
The Woods DM Map
Author:
Jim
Created:
3/23/2005
 
 
Description:
A gloomy forest setting is the backdrop for this map. Frag and snipe your friends by foot or with the red vespas. Contains bots so you can play on your own or with your friends for the extra challenge. A complete all in one DM/mini game. Have fun.

ThreeDCrosshair is a source mod for NOLF2, intended for people who want to play this beautiful game in real, stereoscopic 3D, with the aid of 3D shutterglasses (cheap) or on a 3D monitor
 
 
Author = Ross

Courtesy of tombraiders.net
 
Downloading & Installing TOMB RAIDER (2013) PC Savegame Files
 
This page pertains only to the Windows PC version of TOMB RAIDER.
IMPORTANT NOTES - PLEASE READ BEFORE DOWNLOADING: These files are experimental. To the best of my knowledge, they will work if you follow the instructions, but I haven't had time to test them fully. So I'm not sure exactly which game features (e.g., inventory, upgrades, relics, documents, GPS caches, challenges, etc.) are stored in the save file, which in the profile, etc. If you download one of my saves, you should have every item and upgrade I've found/unlocked up to that point but, as far as I know, my gameplay does not count toward your achievements or toward unlockable Extras like concept art and character models.
we are not responsible for anything that happens to your computer as a result of downloading files or following advice given on this site or any linked site. I recommend taking the same precautions you would with any file you download from the Internet, including scanning the file with an anti-virus program, backing up your existing files before installing new ones, and following the instructions below, especially if you are unfamiliar with this process.
WHAT ARE SAVEGAME FILES?
Every time you pass a checkpoint while playing TOMB RAIDER,  a file is created containing all the information about your game so far—Lara's inventory, enemies killed, puzzles solved, items found, upgrades made, etc. These savegame files are coded so that the game program can "read" them. When you reload an earlier save, your computer interprets the savegame file and restores Lara and her world to the way they were at the most recent checkpoint.
Each subsequent autosave overwrites the previous save; however, since the 1.0.730 patch TOMB RAIDER  offers 99 possible save slots. I highly recommend changing save slots periodically—at least once each level or so. To do this, pause the game by pressing Esc on the keyboard, Select or Start on a controller, and choosing the "Change Save Slot" option from the menu. Then if something does go wrong in your game, you'll at least have a fairly recent save to which you can revert.
If you get stuck and don't have a recent save of your own, you can download one of mine. The following explains how to download and install save files.
WHAT ARE .ZIP FILES?
All the save files on this site come in .zip files. A .zip file is like a digital "envelope" containing other files. Using .zip files lets me group savegame files together in one convenient "package," such as a group of saves for a given level.
WILL YOUR SAVES WORK IN MY GAME?
To the best of my knowledge, saves from all versions of the Steam PC game are interchangeable, but please be sure to back up your original save files, as instructed below, just in case there are issues.
How to Download and Install TOMB RAIDER Save Files:
Disable Steam Cloud synchronization:
  Open Steam. Go to your games Library. Right-click TOMB RAIDER and choose Properties. Click the Updates tab. Un-check the option to 'Enable Steam Cloud synchronization'.
This prevents the game from restoring your last save from the Steam cloud server. You can enable it again later if you like, once you've played through to another checkpoint.
  Download the zip file.
  Open the following folders on your PC (each folder is inside the previous one):

For 32-bit Windows: Computer > Windows (C:) > Program Files > Steam > userdata > XXXXXXXX > 203160 > remote

For 64-bit Windows: Computer > Windows (C:) > Program Files (x86) > Steam > userdata > XXXXXXXX > 203160 > remote

where the X's are a number representing your unique Steam user profile. Inside the 'remote' folder, you should find your TOMB RAIDER profile (profile.dat) and the autosaves you've made so far (save1.dat, save2.dat and save3.dat).
  VERY IMPORTANT: Copy your existing save files and profile into a new folder. Then if something goes wrong and my files don't work for you, you can restore your original saves and continue from where you left off.
  Open the .zip file you just downloaded. Newer versions of Windows (i.e., the ones that can play this game) should automatically open .zip files when you double-click. You can also use an archive utility like WinZip or WinRAR.
  Select the save1.dat, save2.dat or save3.dat file you want and copy/paste it into the 'remote' folder.
  Close all open windows and open Steam. Make sure Steam is running in online mode. (In the Steam drop-down menu at the top left corner, choose the second option, "Go Online..." If it says "Go Offline..." leave it alone. You're already online.)
  Start the TOMB RAIDER game as usual. Click 'Continue' and choose the downloaded save to load.
  These instructions apply to the Steam installation of the game under Windows 7. If you're using a different version of Windows, you can still use these saves, but I'm not sure exactly where the save files are located. Try searching for the 'Steam' folder and looking inside. Or search for the '203160' folder or 'save1.dat' file directly. If your saves are in a different location, please let me know so I can update this page for others who may have the same setup. Thanks!
  LOCATION OF SAVES IN NON-STEAM VERSIONS: If you have a version of the game other than the Steam download, the save files will be in a different location, most likely something like C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Square Enix. If you don't find them there, try searching your hard drive for "save1.dat." Then right-click the file in the search results and choose "open file location."
SOLUTION FOR CORRUPTED AUTOSAVE: If you try to load one of my saves and the game tells you the file is corrupted, this may be because you attempted to manipulate the save files while the game was running. Quit the game all the way out to the desktop. Repeat the steps above and try again.
SOLUTION FOR DOWNLOADED SAVES THAT DON'T APPEAR IN MENU: If you try to load one of my saves and that save slot appears blank or says "Empty 0% Complete" on the Select A Game Save screen, you probably need to rename my save or create a new save in the correct slot first. So, for example, if you downloaded my save5.dat but you only have three saved games, rename my save5.dat to save3.dat and then move it into the remote folder. (Again, make sure you've backed up your own saves first.)
Or, start the game, load one of your own saves, then choose "Change Save Slot" from the pause menu. Choose the slot that corresponds with my save, and click OK. For example, if the downloaded save is save5.dat, create your new save in the 5th slot. Quit the game, copy the downloaded save into the 'remote' folder, overwriting the save file you just made, and then restart the game. The new save should now load correctly.

This installer contains a collection of maps made by various NOLF Community mapmakers that were the most stable when run on NOLF servers.
 
Save the download then run the UHQ-NOLF1-Mappack.exe file to automatically install/update your mappack rez file.
The install will ask you if you want to create the custom folder if it doesn't already exist.
 
It is based upon the collection of Maps that Sauron collected from various authors.
 
 
 
 
Please obtain permission from UnityHQ.net before hosting this file for download.
 

October 15,2011
 
DD maps version of the UnityHQ Mappack
by Eliteone
 
 
 
Maps by various NOLF2 Community mapmakers
 
Please obtain permission from UnityHQ.net before hosting this file for download.
 
Save the download then run the UHQDD_Mappack_Setup.exe file to automatically install/update your mappack rez file.

DM maps version of the UnityHQ Mappack
This installer  has been digitally signed to make it easier to install on Windows 10. by Eliteone
 
 
 
Maps by various NOLF2 Community mapmakers
 
Please obtain permission from UnityHQ.net before hosting this file for download.
 
Save the download then run the UHQDM_Mappack_Setup.exe file to automatically install/update your mappack rez file.

By Monolith
 
This is a patch for NOLF 2, which addresses an audio issue that some users may encounter.

Voices.doc
by Stefan Bolder
S.Bolder@BlackAngel-Software.com
http://www.BlackAngel-Software.com
 
This file contains the numeric ID's for all voices used in No One Lives Forever.
You can change the multiplayer taunts by changing the numbers in the autoexec.cfg file in your
NOLF Folder to the ones from this list.
 
Enjoy!
 
Stefan

NOLF Widescreen Fix
Created: June 22, 2011
By : COrey -Ozzy- Asbreuk
 
Here's a widescreen fix for NOLF, based on the released source code, version 1.03
 
Rename your existing NOLFDLL.REZ file to something else, and
then copy the NOLFDLL.REZ file from this fix into your NOLF directory.
 
The field of view (horizontally) will remain the same regardless of resolution, but
at widescreen aspect ratios you will see a bit less vertically.
 
The weapon model still appears stretched in widescreen, but the environment does not.
I could not find a way to fix this without having a very strong fishbowl effect, which
was really hard to look at. So, I have not yet determined why Cate's weapon model is
stretched when in widescreen, while everything else is aspect-correct (that is,
circles appear to be circles and not ovals).
 
That being said, the environment looks correct.

What is Wineskin?
Wineskin is a tool used to make wrappers to run Windows software on Mac OS X. The wrappers are in the form of a normal Mac .app Application, which can be double clicked and ran just like a native app.
 
If you have seen Cider made by Transgaming which is used to do professional ports for many games, Wineskin is aiming to be a tool to be very much like that, but using all Open Source software so anyone can use it, not just game developers.
How do I install Wineskin?
f you want to actually install things to create wrappers for yourself or others....
 
Wineskin wrappers are created in Wineskin Winery.
 
Download the latest version of Wineskin Winery and use it to create all the Wineskin wrappers that you need.
 
 
If you want to use a port or wrapper made by someone else, you need to follow their directions... typically it works just like a normal Mac Application and you have nothing special to install.
 
If its a wrapper someone has shared, usually you need to just install the program inside the wrapper using the “Install Windows Software” or "Install Software" (in Wineskin 2.5.5+) button in Wineskin.app, or just dragging and dropping the installer/setup exe or msi file onto the wrapper. You really need to follow directions by the person who made the specific wrapper or full port though, as there might be some special things to do.
 
For more details on how to use it see this site

By BlackAngel Software
 WinRez LT Studio is a free set of GUI tools to help with your editing tasks in any Lithtech game, including  No One Lives Forever 2. Even though the WinRez LT Studio has been billed as being compatible with Win 2000/XP only, The package consists of three programs: WinRez LT, DTX Viewer, and Rez Edit. 
  DTX Viewer allows you to view the textures used in Lithtech games. These .dtx textures are in a proprietary format, so a program like DTX Viewer comes in real handy. Especially since it allows you to preview and see a .dtx file right in My Computer of Windows Explorer by highlighting it . . . provided you enabled the Show common tasks in folders option. (Note though, that DEdit also lets you view .dtx textures.)

 
Note:
May encounter issues running with newer versions of Windows as such we cannot provide support for it.
 May need to use compatibility mode to get it to work or an older version of Windows.

This file manually installs the audio codec used by NOLF2 
 Copy this file to your main installation folder (Default C:\Program Files\Fox\No One
Lives forever 2), then double click on the file  WMFADist to start the install. Follow on-screen instructions. This will manually install the audio codec
that is required by the game.