-- MORE Realistic. MORE Tactical. MORE Aggressive. -- Fight the DOOM with Realistic style weapons. The new project "CALL OF DOOM: TARKOV" has begun.

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This is a page for users who have already installed the full version of this MOD to quickly download the bug-fixed file. All you have to do is overwrite the downloaded modified version.

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1.0.2 UPDATE PATCH for CALL of DOOM: TARKOV (Ver 1.0)
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cardij
cardij - - 8 comments

Does anyone know if there's a way to get this working with DoomRPG Rebalance?

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Valherran
Valherran - - 2,447 comments

I found a bug before I saw this update... If you exit the level while the flashlight is on, you can't turn it back on till you go to the next level or you use the other flashlight mode.

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Arrowood Author
Arrowood - - 200 comments

I have tested the SD & HD flashlight, night vision functions and did not find any issues with it.
In map 1 of DOOM2, I tried leaving the map with the SDFL on, leaving the map with the HDFL on, and leaving the map with both on at the same time. No problems were found there.
The SD flashlight and night vision will be reset each time you exit a map, and can be turned on again by pressing the ON button when you start the next map. Only the HD Flashlight can remain lit in the next map even after escaping the map (due to the more advanced scripting used).

If this isn't the feature you're talking about then it's probably something else you're using along with the COD mod that's causing the issue.
COD MOD players have a built-in program that resets the switches so that they can use the SD flashlight and night vision again when they start a new map and the engine forces them to be removed.
This means that if you have an add-on running that changes this COD mod player into a different nice guy, or an advanced custom map mod running, they may ignore the reset function of this switch.

If this is the cause of the bug, then there needs to be a simple but advanced script that will force a check for the flashlight switch no matter what custom mod character is being used as the player.
At the moment, I don't know of a perfect solution (it's impossible to check the compatibility of all existing mods completely).

For now, all you can do is be considerate of the environment and turn off your flashlights diligently, even though it's a hassle.

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Valherran
Valherran - - 2,447 comments

If it isn't doing that for you, then it might be GZDoom. What version does this use?

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