Dear Addon makers, we believe it's time to try to change the way how are the addons distributed if we want them to be more accessible to every user of Operation Flashpoint. In order to achieve this, we want to introduce an initiative 'Addons at ease' in near future. We want to adress following issues: 1) Convenient, simple and standard install / uninstall of addons/missions for Operation Flashpoint. For this we developed a special utility to creat MSI Windows Installer file to install any Operation Flashpoint addon or mission.

Additional OFP Server Addons. These are the other OFP server addons that you might need if you have already downloaded older versions of our addon packs or want a client-side addon or just need some extra islands etc. I have manually installed addons. How do I make OFP Watch re-scan my files? Just restart OFP Watch. It will scan all the differences upon startup.

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2) Most addons currently come without any mission. We believe any addon for general public should come at least with one simple demo mission. 3) Many addons and mission require some other addons etc. So it's sometimes very hard to get it all working in the game. Ideally, we would like to see single files containing logical collection of addons and missions and have gamers to get just the single file to play with it in the game (without having to open the mission editor etc.) 4) We want the OFPEC TAG system become standard in the addon making community as it seems the only reasonable way how to keep addons compatible.

5) We consider version 1.90 / 1.91 as the only one supported platform for this initiative. At the end, we would like to advertize selected best quality addons compliant with our initiative at which we hope will bring more fun to all of us and more recogntition to you, creators of great new content for the game. I know there's a lot of eventual controversy and issues in this effort. I recommend you to use this thread to general comments to the initiative and tu start new threads if you would like to discuss any specific point into deeper detail. Mungaru male song lyrics. And now for some issues: Comment #1: If there's anything a lot of people hate, it's installers of harmless files that alter Windows registry.

However, I think people will adjust to it as time passes. Comment #2: The installer does not allow you to define mod folders. It forces addons into the Addons subdirectory. This is very bad. Many people are overwhelmed with MBs/GBs of addons and I don't have to tell you what happens when you start up OFP with so many, do I? Comment #3: I would like to disagree with having to bundle other people's addons that might be required for the addon itself or for the sample mission. I think you're making a big mistake in this requirement.

I can understand requiring the addon maker to supply multiple MSIs for each addon. That would allow for a new single MSI to replace a single one that's been updated. If you would allow this, that would lead to another problem of requiring addon maker A to bundle a sample mission in addon maker B's MSI file. Another major disadvantage of requiring the bundling of addons together is the increased size of the download file, especially when so many people might already have the latest version of the bundled addon. Looking forward to your reply. Quote (Maruk @ April 10 2003,12:04) Quote 1) Convenient, simple and standard install / uninstall of addons/missions for Operation Flashpoint.