You guys are gonna hate me... especially JJ86...

[Max-Violence]

OK, so I just realized that I screwed up big time.

You see, my original plan for Rebellion was to have 3 maps. So, that's how I set up the campaign.txt, generic_mission.txt, and the .cam file.

Well, I changed my mind right after I finished Rebellion1 to make the campaign 4 maps. So, I just changed the g_m.txt and campaign.txt and the rebellion.cam files.

Well, guess what? The transition from RB3 to RB4 doesn't happen. I'm 100% sure everything should work, but it doesn't. My guess is because the game ignores changes to the .cam file after the first map is loaded. So, unless I or someone else can figure out how to get around that, I've some problems

1 - I'm about 90% done with RB3. As in 90% done with everything. That's a problem because I've made the map (and RB2) with the intention of having a fourth map.

2 - Since I can't get the game to recognize the changes to the .cam file, the only way for the campaign to go like I want it to is for me (and everyone who's played the thing so far) to restart from Rebellion1.

So, either a miracle happens, or everyone gets to start over (hence the post subject). Technically, I could do some major surgery to RB3 to make it make sense that the fourth map isn't "there" (in a nutshell, I'll make RB4 the first map of the Revenge campaign).

So, what do you fellers think I should do? Obviously, if I make everyone start over, I'll retouch RB1 and RB2 to make it (at least somewhat) worthwhile.

Note that option #2 on the poll would be faster for me to do.

[Jimmyjay86]

I won't hate ya MV! It might be best to make it the start of a new campaign. I know I wouldn't start over again - Reb1 was a pain and Reb2 was ten times worse in the basement. Arggh, stll haven't finished that hell-hole.

[Flamescreen]

Good think I couldn't try it lately.
Be sure I won't hate you. You can even start over(runs to hide from JJ86)

[Max-Violence]

Yeah, I'm just gonna make RB4 into RV1. I've already figured out (and done) what I need to do to make it all make sense, so that's that.

Note to self: Plan better!