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Hey all! It's been a good while since the last time I posted on here to show off progress on ORR-D. Since that time, the project has undergone a complete rewrite from scratch, and it has now come to a point that there is finally something to see It may not look like much, but what you see is the result of the OBJ file loader doing its thing, which is part of a resource loading system. I'm also making this post because I would like to have some input. It has become time to implement the map loader, which means there will need to be established a map format of some sort. So I'd like to ask what you'd like to see from the format; things like: - Should it be contained in a zip file for easy distribution? - Should it be the old rock raiders file format? Are there any downsides to the old format? (I'm not particularly known to it, unfortunately) - Was there anything in particular that you wanted to do when creating a map, but couldn't? - How do you imagine the process of creating a map? Please share your thoughts! If you'd like to keep track of our progress, we have our repository here: https://github.com/bartvbl/ORRE-V2

I just though I'd post a little how-to on unlocking all the levels in the Single Mission menu, and how to play an adventure game starting from any level. Unlocking All Levels in the Single Mission Menu 1. The first thing you'll need is a copy of the game's first mission file "M1010.PUZ". You can either extract it from the 'Etc.pac' file using my PAC Extractor: http://www.rockraide...ith-all-option/, or you can simply download the file from here: http://www.mediafire...irxfw/M1010.PUZ 2. Once you get a hold of the file, you'll need to put it into your 'LEGO Alpha Team' folder (the same folder that contains 'Etc.pac' and 'LEGOATeam.exe'. The path should be something like "C:Program FilesLEGO MediaGamesLEGO Alpha Team") 3. Now you want to open "M1010.PUZ" with a text editor (Notepad should be fine, just make sure you don't use a rich text editor like MS Office or Wordpad). Towards the end of line 7 should be a bit that says "Portal=M1020", we want to change the "M1020" part to "M4070". Once you make this change, save the file and close the text editor. 4. Finally, launch the game and start a new adventure (you can skip the briefing and the training mission). Play through the first mission, once you beat it and click to go to the next mission, if you modified your "M1010.PUZ" correctly, the final level of the game should load. Play through the final level. Once you beat it and skip through the credits, all the missions in the single mission menu should become available to play. Start an Adventure from Any Level 1. This is almost the same process as above. Follow the first three steps to get "M1010.PUZ", place it in your 'LEGO Alpha Team' folder, and open it with a text editor to change "Portal=M1020" on line 7. However, instead of changing "M1020" to "M4070", we need to change it to the level we want to start our adventure from. 2. Here's a list of the code names for every level: 3. Launch the game and start a new adventure (like I said above, you can skip the briefing and the training mission). Play through the first mission, once you beat it, the level who's code you put in "M1010.PUZ" should load. You can now play the adventure like normal.

Well, now I feel like a total dimwit. I could have sworn I checked in Game.txt... Oh well. I guess this makes my topic kind of moot. At least your way is loads easier. Thanks for pointing it out! :)

Yeah, that was me. 1. Open up Game.txt. 2. Find the line that says "HighSpace." 3. Replace [in my case M1010] with the level of your choice. (M4070 is the highest level) 4. Profit. All levels will be unlocked up to the specified level. Enjoy! To start from a specified level in Adventure, simply look for a line that says "P0Space", "P1Space", etc where the number directly following P is the number of the save slot you would like to modify. Then follow steps 3-4 above.

That's quite a list. You should get Just Cause 2. It's open world like GTA, but sadly, it has no multiplayer. But some guys are working on a multiplayer mod for it! I beta tested it last weekend and it was amazing (1000 people on a single server), though they still have alot of bugs to fix. Also, Farming Simulator 2011. Get it. You won't regret it.

He's a mad, mad man indeed. I'm trying to find his LSD supplies...

I hope you don't mind if I post one of my own MIDIs here... https://ore.rockraidersunited.org/legacy/XALAX%20Normal%20Race%20Theme_435724.mid This was one of my earliest works, back in 2008

/me downloads and adds to his midi collection. Will you be making longer tracks in the future?

Oh man my favourite attack helicopter of all time, Russia makes weapons to be weapons not just tools!