hi i have to ask , what is Movie and Release Pack Mod ?? what is this ??? some game cameras ??

[Erica Estrelina Hill]

X??

yes ?? what is this ? they add movie cameras in battle ???

[Jeruzalem]

I think movie camera involves free movement of the camera with the HUD removed. Should be in the game since release.

[Erica Estrelina Hill]

Originally posted by Noob Noob:

I think movie camera involves free movement of the camera with the HUD removed.

but looks like nothing changed .....

[Jeruzalem]

Originally posted by Erica Estrelina Hill:

Originally posted by Noob Noob:

I think movie camera involves free movement of the camera with the HUD removed.

but looks like nothing changed .....

The hud is gone. You see no advisor, no options, no unit groups. Only a battlefield of murder and slaughter.

[Erica Estrelina Hill]

Originally posted by Noob Noob:

Originally posted by Erica Estrelina Hill:

but looks like nothing changed .....

The hud is gone. You see no advisor, no options, no unit groups. Only a battlefield of murder and slaughter.

but...... you know ..in Origin version you can click K ..

and hide all hud

[rincewind]

Originally posted by Erica Estrelina Hill:

X??

yes ?? what is this ? they add movie cameras in battle ???

Sorry but, what are you talking about?

[khan]

I think the question asks about the Options > Mods > Checkboxes for Run "movie" and "release" pack mods. Which I don't know what they are for.

[Catholic Alcoholic]

Yeah you guys mistake here something. This is about mods, specifically how they are percieved from the game.
Normal steam workshop mods are always classified as "mods".
Movie packs are the same mods but labeled different. The effect is, that these mods are always active (as such you can't find them in the launcher) and have a higher priority than normal mods.
Release packs are basically mods, where the modder has chosen to label them as "release", aka vanilla game. This means the mod has the highest priority possible.
Priorities are important for things like effects, e.g. blood splatters, which need to be prioritized in order to work.

However in practice, these things won't matter to you, since you can't download those mods from the workshop anyway. They are mostly important to modders, so you can leave those options as they are.

[Erica Estrelina Hill]

Originally posted by 20100:

I think the question asks about the Options > Mods > Checkboxes for Run "movie" and "release" pack mods. Which I don't know what they are for.

yes ... dont know too ....

[Erica Estrelina Hill]

Originally posted by Lord Chatalot:

Yeah you guys mistake here something. This is about mods, specifically how they are percieved from the game.
Normal steam workshop mods are always classified as "mods".
Movie packs are the same mods but labeled different. The effect is, that these mods are always active (as such you can't find them in the launcher) and have a higher priority than normal mods.
Release packs are basically mods, where the modder has chosen to label them as "release", aka vanilla game. This means the mod has the highest priority possible.
Priorities are important for things like effects, e.g. blood splatters, which need to be prioritized in order to work.

However in practice, these things won't matter to you, since you can't download those mods from the workshop anyway. They are mostly important to modders, so you can leave those options as they are.

thanks , now i get it XD

[khan]

Originally posted by Lord Chatalot:

Yeah you guys mistake here something. This is about mods, specifically how they are percieved from the game.
Normal steam workshop mods are always classified as "mods".
Movie packs are the same mods but labeled different. The effect is, that these mods are always active (as such you can't find them in the launcher) and have a higher priority than normal mods.
Release packs are basically mods, where the modder has chosen to label them as "release", aka vanilla game. This means the mod has the highest priority possible.
Priorities are important for things like effects, e.g. blood splatters, which need to be prioritized in order to work.

However in practice, these things won't matter to you, since you can't download those mods from the workshop anyway. They are mostly important to modders, so you can leave those options as they are.

Thanks Lord Chatalot for the information.