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Category:	SoFII Mapping Mapping, modeling, scripting, skinning and all forms of editing for the game Soldier of Fortune II
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Topic: Does it make sense to have a new topic for Scripting?

grb

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Category: SoFII Mapping Posted: Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002 06:15 pm
Forum Administrators, Can it make sense to have a new TOPIC section titled "SOF2 SP Scripting" for instance, that would obviously only be used for those of us that want to develope MP/SP missions using techniques that some of us are trying to find out how to use in order to master the Scripting/Navigation aspects of Sof2? Why I ask is that it would appear this is a totally absorbing subject, and might provide all who are interested in using a single place to discuss these particular aspects of the game without having to "wade" through more generic type topics and questons presented in the SOF2 Forum section. Just a thought, grb (George).
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