Scenario Folder

Scenario Components (ocs)

*.ocs

Scenario folders can contain any number of scenarios.

*.ocf

Scenario folders can also contain other scenario folders.

Title.png

The title picture of the scenario folder in png format. Size: 200x150 pixel.

Icon.png

The icon of a scenario folder which is to be displayed instead of the book icon. 24x24 pixels, alpha channel is used for transparency.

Desc*.txt

The description of the folder. '__' must be replaced by the two digit language code, e.g. DE for German and US for American English. Multiple descriptions for several languages can be contained in a folder file of which the game will automatically load the one appropriate for the configured language.

The first line of the file will be used as a heading.

Title.txt

By default, the title of a scenario is set when renaming the scenario in the menu system and stored in section [Head] of Scenario.txt. The file name of the scenario group file may differ. For language dependent titles you should create a Title.txt component with the appropriate contents:

DE:Meine Rundensammlung
US:My scenario collection

Important: No quotation marks and special characters should be used.

Folder.txt

Scenario folders can contain a file with some properties for the folder.

FolderMap.txt

Scenario folders can also contain graphical folder maps for the selection of scenarios.

Loader*.png

Scenario folders can contain local loader screens. Also see scenarios. The overloading rules apply.

Material.ocg

Scenario folders can contain local material definitions. Also see scenarios. The overloading rules apply.

Graphics.ocg

Scenario folders can overload individual entries of the global Graphics.ocg group. See overloading rules.

Music.ocg

Scenario folders can contain local music files. Also see scenarios. The overloading rules apply.

System.ocg

Scenario folders can contain any number of script files (*.c). These can define or modify global functions, or append to loaded definitions. The overloading rules apply.

*.ocd

Scenario folders can contain object definitions, which will then be available in all scenarios contained in the folder.Also see scenarios. The overloading rules apply.

Info.txt

Here an author can store additional information about the development of his scenario, his email address, or other information he wants to share with other developers.

Author.txt

Should contain the name of the author in format "Firstname Lastname (Nick)" and is used to maintain the name of the original author, if the scenario group file is edited by another developer at a later point in time.