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You're welcome to upload it if you want! I always encourage mods of my mods. Happy to help
It is a straightforward instruction; however, I came across one small problem: my Left 4 Dead 2/bin has no vpk.exe. I was quite panicked, but this thread saved me—someone uploaded their own vpk.exe for others to download (https://steamcommunity.com/app/550/discussions/3/1681441347882945979/) . After I dragged "My Edit' to it, a new "My Edit.vpk" popped up next to the "My Edit" folder, which I created in "Downloads." I dragged it into Addons, and it works flawlessly.
It's possible, but I'm horribly busy right now. Fortunately, it's pretty easy for you to do it yourself. Here's a complete guide from start to finish:
1. Download a program called GCF Scape
2. Open the folder C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/SteamApps/common/Left 4 Dead 2/left4dead2/addons/workshop
3. Drag the file 3338704949.vpk onto the GCF Scape icon to open it
4. Copy all files/folders and paste them into a new folder called "My Edit"
5. Open each .txt file inside "My Edit" and change the numbers next to "clip_size" to whatever you want, then save
6. When done, open the folder C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/SteamApps/common/Left 4 Dead 2/bin and find a program called vpk.exe
7. Drag "My Edit" onto vpk.exe, then find your new file called myedit.vpk
8. Place myedit.vpk inside your left4dead2/addons folder and you're done!
i am using this clip size mod https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3260608752&searchtext=real+mag and it really adds realism experiences.
Thank you! I figured TF2 stat blocks were the quickest way to get people up to speed on the changes, they were fun to make.
Shout-outs to: https://gamepro5.com/programs/tf2_weapon_card_creator/