Basic map / San Andreas Map is complete removed
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San Andreas Map is complete removed
data files are empty, models of landscape, buildings, interiors are removed from IMG archives
Objects (not landscape, buildings) remain and can still be used by their originally id
objects of following ide files remain:
barriers.ide
dynamic.ide
dynamic2.ide
multiobj.ide
procobj.ide
vegepart.ide
counxref.ide
LAxref.ide
SFxref.ide
vegaxref.ide
levelxre.ide
seabed.ide
veh_mods.ide
propext.ide
props.ide
props2.ide
SPECIAL NOTE:
The game still loads all the ide and ipl files of originally GTA SA but these ide/ipl files are empty
The game engine expects to load a specified amount of ipl and ide data
It seems to me that it even expects the original files.
The result: NO SOUND BUG, NO FLICKERING OF THE LOADING SCREEN
(gta.dat still contains the loading list of originally GTA SA and additional the basicmap.img, basicmap.ide and basicmap.ipl.
These ide files and ipl files of this list are still available, but empty because i removed the content of these data files.)
Add loading entries for your map below of
IDE DATA\MAPS\basic\basicmap.IDE
as well as below of
IPL DATA\MAPS\basic\basicmap.IPL
MAIN.SCM:
Player starts at basicmap, just a tiny landscape, done by Steve-M
Working features:
Parachute
Pool Billard
Vending Machine
Food Vendor (ice cart, noodle cart, chillidog cart)
Save Disk
// INSTALL //
1.) rename 2 folders inside GTA SA install directory
- rename data folder to data-old
- rename models folder to models-old
2.) copy or unpack the folders with the files, of the mod, to GTA SA install directory
- data folder of the mod inclusiv containing files to GTA SA install directory
- models folder of the mod inclusiv containing files to GTA SA install directory
(data-old and models-old are unused and remain just as backup)
Feel free to use it for further modding and publishing Map mods
Just give credit to me and please show my website address: www.zazmahall.de/index.htm
