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i would like to change to hud of my sniper scope, and all i have to do so is a folder called "Scope1" and a readme on what to do. i believe the readme is directions for windows so i would ned some help.
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Place the "scope.png" file into the packages > misc folder. Either remove or rename the original crosshairs so you do not lose them.
i use the help section of the forum waay too much.. -.-
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21 Mar 12, 07:08AM
(This post was last modified: 21 Mar 12, 07:09AM by vonunov.)
Nah, it's the same directory structure. You just have to find where "packages" is. If you downloaded the assaultcube tar.gz, you should know where it is. If you installed it with a package manager, it is probably in /usr/share/assaultcube/ or ~/.assaultcube_something/. Or both. You shouldn't actually really change anything in /usr/share/assaultcube as it'll just get overwritten when you upgrade.
If you're really stuck try "sudo find / -name scope.png".
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when i open the folder, since it is share drive, i cannot change the details of the game even thoguh i am the admin for the computer, and accessing it from admin account, it doesnt let me change things or attempt to input a password for permission to overwrite files. any ideas?
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Just put it into the AC user files directory (~/.assaultcube_v1.1) instead. It's not advisable to change things directly in the main directory anyway.
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How did you install the game?
Via download link here or via software center/Synaptic?
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K.
Then i shut up.
I have no idea where, what or how its installed via software center.
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25 Mar 12, 05:32AM
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If that is the only .assaultcube* folder in your home, then try putting scope.png in packages/misc. If it doesn't work, we will have to figure out where the configuration directory is set to. Open a terminal and run "assaultcube", and the first line should say "Using home directory: …"
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Do "sudo find / -name scope.png" Because that worked for me :D
