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Subject: Help with zero hour

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Name: Lord Butthead
Date: April 8, 2007 at 17:49:58 Pacific
Subject: Help with zero hour
OS: WindowsXP
CPU/Ram: I don't know
Model/Manufacturer: Intel/Celeron D
Comment:
What I'm doing is editing command and conquer generals zero hour, but I need some help. Can anyone tell me how to edit the
AI Data INI file's please I'd apreciate it.

Not just that but I have Gmax 3D and RenX as well as the W3D importer but whenever I
open a W3D file it has all these waypoints
such as Exhaust1 and FXMuzzleFlash but
whenever I export it, the waypoints are deleted and I need to keep them.

If anyone has a answer to any of these two
questions please post a reply I need help

This help could turn into a new MOD at www.moddb.com.


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