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Secondly, I'm hoping you can help me. For some reason, when I use the All_round Enhancement mod with the boiii client, buying a perk makes me unable to melee, ads and switch weapons. I have no idea why.
As you cant have 2 things with the same name in the same folder I changed the 'folder name' of the lite version of AAE to '^5All-around Enhancement Lite' and then called the folder I put it in the same thing.
For the regular version I left it as '^5All-around Enhancement' and called the folder it was in the same.
Btw, I'm launching the normal AAE, not the lite version but rn it's unplayable with this bug. Pleasepleaseplease, I'm hoping you'll help
there might be an easier way to do so
this is what im seeing in every folder diff numbers...
583575122149538999_legacy.bin
i have 6 maps + 1 patch and im seeing 60 folders??
cant follow your guide doesnt match what im seeing......
steam work shop 1.9.9 > steamcmd > steamapps > workshop > content > 311210 (folder containing the custom maps) > (custom maps)
still no workshop.json file anywhere. system cant even find the file so it doesnt exist....
copying workshop custom files into games directory hope it works?
if doesnt work them im at a complete loss on how people get this to work when even following guide doesnt work....
SOLVED!
workshopDL 2.9.9 > file > open downloads location (F4)
moved custom maps from above directory (workshop downloads location) into "usermaps" folder in boiii install directory.
automatic:
Here is a shell script that will copy from the 311210 folder to the usermaps/mods folders.
it does not handle the unsafe lua mentioned in the same message.
note that the from and to folder might differ for you.
to adapt the script to your case simply replace the fromFolder and baseFolderbo3 to you own locations. the rest should be handled automatically.
note that i will not assist with your own case regarding this script. it worked for me and i just thought it might be handy baseline for people wanting to make the process automatic for themselves.
#!/bin/bash
#Note that the variables are sensitive to spaces (even after the = sign)
#define the folder where mods/maps (packages) are installed aswell as the common BO3 folder where we need to move to
fromFolder="C:/Program Files (x86)/steam/steamapps/workshop/content/311210"
baseFolderBO3="C:/Program Files (x86)/steam/steamapps/common/Call of Duty Black Ops III"
#for the people who do not trust random scripts and want a better idea of what all commands do
# mkdir: create directory (creates a folder). the -p means to skip this if the folder exists
# jq: json processing tool. we need to obtain the mod/map name from a workshop.json. this command allows us to obtain this property from the json file
# tr: trim/replace characters from text. this allows us to remove " characters from the obtained name in the json file
# cp: copy file/directory from location to location. -r= recursive (so include subfolders) -u= update if exists
#define the usermaps, mods locations based on base bo3 destination
FolderBO3Usermaps="$baseFolderBO3/usermaps"
FolderBO3Mods="$baseFolderBO3/mods"
#create usermaps and mods folders
mkdir -p "$FolderBO3Usermaps"
mkdir -p "$FolderBO3Mods"
for i in `ls $fromFolder`
do
#get the name of the package
Packagename=$(jq .FolderName "$fromFolder/$i/workshop.json")
Packagename=$(tr -d '"' <<< $Packagename)
#if zm_ at start of package name, add to usermaps. otherwise add to mods
prefix="zm_"
if [[ "$Packagename" =~ "$prefix".* ]]; then
#for zm maps
#obtain the location where the package should be copied to
toLocation="$FolderBO3Usermaps/$Packagename"
toLocation=$(tr -d '"' <<< $toLocation)
echo "copying usermap: $Packagename"
#create the destination folder and copy all files from the package install location
mkdir -p "$toLocation"
mkdir -p "$toLocation/zone"
cp -r -u "$fromFolder/$i/"* "$toLocation/zone" #copy from to, the -r= recursive (so also folders inside and their content) -u= update if newer (to speed up transfer)
else
#equal to if statement but for mods destination. if you need info in the commands you can check that section out
toLocation="$FolderBO3Mods/$Packagename"
toLocation=$(tr -d '"' <<< $toLocation)
echo "copying mod: $Packagename"
mkdir -p "$toLocation"
mkdir -p "$toLocation/zone"
cp -r -u "$fromFolder/$i/"* "$toLocation/zone"
fi
done