tchutch Posted March 19, 2007 Share Posted March 19, 2007 EALA Predator vient d'ouvrir un nouveau sujet permanent sur le forum officiel pour tenir informer la Communauté sur les outils qu'EALA va mettre en place pour les mods. En plus de World Builder qui sera inclu dans le jeu, EALA va sortir un MOD SDK qui sera au moins aussi complet que celui de Generals. EALA travaille actuellement avec des membres de la communauté mods pour créer un outil complet et simple d'utilisation. Pas encore de date de sortie car les membres de l'équipe de CnC3 sont maintenant en vacances "par vague" depuis que le jeu est passé Gold. Mais on devrait en savoir prochainement plus. Hey guys, So there has been a ton of speculation, rumors, flames, mis-guided quotes, all surrounding one of your favorite aspects of Command & Conquer 3, modding. I am not going to make a long winded message here, I merely want to affirm our status on the topic and where we are going. It is our goal to match and exceed your modding capabilities which you've had with Generals, Zero Hour, and BFME based on the last MOD SDK release and simply that which the game allowed you to do. It would not be good to move backwards, right? Well, anyone who thinks we are because we now have XML instead of INI files and a new build pipeline is wrong. The reason your load times are so incredibly fast in the game is because of the new build pipeline and the XML switch. We did a lot to the inner- workings of this game to increase performance from top to bottom. It was 100% necessary. Because of that, we have some understandable new challenges to keep C&C as the most heavily modded RTS period, and continue catering to you guys. I've said this many times, modding is extremely important to me, to Mike Verdu, to Amer Ajami, and to the EALA studio. We've turned over a new leaf this past year with our first MOD SDK release and granted its not perfect, its certainly got a lot to offer. We are absolutely committed to creating a new MOD SDK for Command & Conquer 3 and getting that in your hands in as efficient timeline as possible with our resources. Our development team is currently rotating on vacations now that the game is gold, we need some breathing room and a break after a long-hard project! But, work has already started on the SDK, and that simply means starting to analyze how we can open up the new build pipeline to you guys with something accessible and easy to understand. I am working closely with some of the top modders in the community to ensure we're including the best tools and assets, so you needn't worry that we're only doing this internally. We realize a lot of great community mod tools are out there and we want to embrace that knowledge and work together. A lot of tools modders create are not officially sanctioned and otherwise would not be created by us...BUT...that does not mean we cannot verbally support and promote them if they are viable and safe, which most often I've found them to be. So, now that i've made a long winded reply which I said I would not, haha, here is the bottom line... We're dedicated and committed to the Command & Conquer MOD scene and we will do everything in our power to support it with Worldbuilder, and a new SDK release after launch. We don't have a set timeline yet, but we also realize its not something that the community can afford to wait a long time for, thats just logical perfect sense. I do not want to make any promises right now, but I just wanted to re-affirm that we are very much committed to a new SDK and doing everything possible to open up the right systems in the game so you can MOD as you always have. Hopefully this clears the air for now, will definitely keep you posted, hang tight, no worries. -Predator Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Romano88 Posted March 20, 2007 Share Posted March 20, 2007 c'est un excellente initiative je trouve... ça permet de faire vivre le jeu, même longtemps après sa sortie... et ça montre aussi qu'EA essaie de faire des efforts pour la communauté de joueur. A quand un mod Tiberian Sun Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
c-tesla Posted March 20, 2007 Share Posted March 20, 2007 encore plus de nouvelle,clair qui travaille dur la bas :twisted: . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mahoudeaux Posted March 22, 2007 Share Posted March 22, 2007 c'est un excellente initiative je trouve... ça permet de faire vivre le jeu, même longtemps après sa sortie... et ça montre aussi qu'EA essaie de faire des efforts pour la communauté de joueur.A quand un mod Tiberian Sun bonne initiative pour les modeur mais parfois les logiciel de mod sont trop complexe donc j'attend de voir la prise en main du programme Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Darkross Posted April 2, 2007 Share Posted April 2, 2007 super sa va m'aider pour mon MOD que je veux faire Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CnCBoy Posted April 5, 2007 Share Posted April 5, 2007 D'aprés les expert du modding de GEneral EA a fait de la merde avec des archives trés complexe pour ajouter des contenus perso. par exemple il est trés chiant d'accéder aux musique de CnC3. Alors que avant c'était bien plus simple. On espere que EA fera un vrai SDK avec une vrai ergonomie et surtout dans des délais acceptable. Final Alert était dispo dés la sortie du jeu il me semble. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tchutch Posted April 5, 2007 Author Share Posted April 5, 2007 c'est peut être plus chaud mais c'est ce système xml qui fait la rapidité de chargement du jeu. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CnCBoy Posted April 5, 2007 Share Posted April 5, 2007 Le probleme c'est pas le xml mais les archives. Avec tout était en big. La c'est un format crypté. Et je doute qu'il soit necessaire de crypter pour aller plus vite. Mais bon pour le moment on en est au jeu standart. Donc ça ira. j'espere jsute pouvoir remettre la partition de TS ou des musique des CDs de klepachi. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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