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Is there anyone who could tell me if there is a single player god mode ? If so how do I get it to work ? I've read that god_mode_count=1 in the console will work but it's not for me. I'm using a laptop running xp !
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Add -devmode to the end of the 'target' field in your shortcut and the just hit 'Backspace' while in-game.
Look through the 'DevMode.lua' file for all the other stuff you can do. |
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u will need a modified devmode.lua file which u can get here http://gsweb.alfredstate.edu/files/farcry/ it is labeled as cheat enabler,then u change the shortcut as previously mentioned
u will find more instructions(detailed) here http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/452106891/m/2481075214 |
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The devmode.lua file mentioned that can be found at gsweb I cannot find / Is it titled something else ?
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its labeled as cheat enabler
here is direct link http://gsweb.alfredstate.edu/files/farcry/cheat%20enabler/ |
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I am new to pcee ! So is the file I'm being directed to a dl or am I cutting and pasting ? How do I move the file to where it needs to be from where it is ?
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Let me break it down for you.
Assuming you are very new to a PC: Double click My Computer Double click on Local Disk (Hard Drive) usually C: with XP Double click on your Program Files folder Double click on your Ubisoft folder Double click on your Crytek folder Double click on your Far Cry folder Find a file named DevMode Create a new folder in the Far Cry folder by right clicking on an empty space, then New then Folder and Rename it Original DevMode (or whatever you want to call it as long as you know its where you placed the original DevMode file) Copy and paste the DevMode file you find in the Far Cry folder into this new folder. Copy the following by holding down the left mouse button and right clicking then Copy: function ToggleGod() if (not god) then god=1; else god=1-god; end if (god==1) then System:LogToConsole("God-Mode ON"); else System:LogToConsole("God-Mode OFF"); end end Input:BindCommandToKey("#ToggleGod()","backspace",1); FYI: The DevMode file in the link contains the original DevMode file that you already have in your Far Cry folder plus the above which was added at the bottom of the file. Now go back to the DevMode file in the Far Cry folder and right click and Open With... Notepad. Go to the very bottom of the page, click on the very bottom and paste the contents to the bottom of the page. Click on File tab of the Notepad and click save and close. Optional: Copy the readme.txt from the link that slayersofadim game you into a new notepad on your desktop and save it for your reference(Save as Cheats or something). Perhaps put it in your newly created folder named Original DevMode. Create a shortcut to your Far Cry launch icon and rename it FarCryCheats (or whatever) i.e. right click on icon and click Create Shortcut Right click on your FarCryCheats launch icon, click Properties and add -devmode at the end of the Target box after putting one space after exe" so it looks like the following: "C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\Crytek\Far Cry\Bin32\FarCry.exe" -devmode Click Apply and then OK. Start up Far Cry by clicking on the FarCryCheats icon and load a level and hit the Backspace. Now you should be in god mode. There should be a green "GOD 0" at the top left of your screen. Each time you would have died, the counter will go up. Hit Backspace again to get out of god mode. Other cheats: [F1] - Toggles first/third-person camera modes [F2] - Move to next checkpoint [F3] - Spawn point [F4] - Toggle no-clip mode [F5] - Default speed [F9] - Save current position [F10] - Load current position [F11] - Toggle extra information [=] - Increase speed [-] - Decrease speed [BackSpace] - Toggle God mode o - Gives 999 ammo p - Gives all weapons Post back and let us know if the above worked. NOTE VERY IMPORTANT: You cannot play online with devmode enabled so use the original icon. P.S. I also tried god_mode_count=1 in the console but it did not work. This message has been edited. Last edited by: dontgivaratsass, |
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Thanks much ! This seems doable. I have not tried it yet but will be able to in the next couple of days.
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I did as insructed but have no time to run game ! Twas easy enough. I really appreciate the walkthrough for the process. I mostly a mac guy. So I no my way around that system. With xp I'm concerned that I could corrunpt something if I take a wrong step. I'd rather ask and look like a fool then spend too much time cleaning up a mess. As a school teacher I recognize patience.
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Great ! Works fine with the exception of the save feature. I'm not sure how save current position is defined. At the exact place or in a game area.
I appreciate all the help. |
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F9 will save the exact position. F10 will load that position. However, this will not work if you are on the water for some unknown reason. I just tried it at the start of Fort.
If you want to save on the water bring down the console "~" and type in \save_game 1 ( 1 can be replaced with any letter or word ) hit Enter and "~" to close the console. To load, bring down the console and type \load_game 1 and hit enter. This method will allow you to have multiple saves if you name it differently each time... example: \save_game 1, \save_game 2, etc. You do not have to have devmode enabled to use this method. The F9/F10 method will overwrite the previous saved file each time. However, it will not overwrite your in game auto saves. NOTE: FarCry does not support saved games so you may end up messing up the triggers and experience odd AI behavior, doors not openning, etc. |
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Thanks alot, dontgivaratsass. :P I followed your steps and I managed to enable the cheats.
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