I've been trying to compile maps with memory upgrades but I don't know if I'm typing the command right.I know that I need to include <use-memory-upgrades> but I have no idea where it goes in the command.I need an example of how the command looks like.

Alright, watch:

Example:
Scenario: testmap
directory: levels\testmap

Command: os_tool build-cache-file-ex "" false false true levels\testmap\testmap

Hit enter.

WOOSH, you have a .yelo map in your maps folder.

your welcome.

Why do we need to do the false false true thing?

Check here:

http://code.google.com/p/open-sauce/wiki/Doc_Halo1_ToolCommands




os_tool build-cache-file-ex "insert mod/map name here" false false true "levels\testmap\testmap"


"build-cache-file-ex"
the command for building a map file with extra features using os tool

"insert mod/map name here"
this is the <mod-name> where the name of the mod this scenario belongs to.

"false"
this is the <create-anew> where you designate if new data-files should be created before building the cache. False makes it so that new data-files should Not be created.

"false"
this is the <store-resources> where you designate if the scenario's bitmaps/sounds/locale data should be stored in the data-files or not. False makes it so that the local tags should Not be stored in the data-files

"true"
this is the <use-memory-upgrades> where true makes it build a .yelo file and the scenario requires Open Sauce memory upgrades to run

"levels\testmap\testmap"
scenario file directory
Edited by XlzQwerty1 on Feb 1, 2012 at 11:21 PM

Is this normal?Tool said something about not able to open data-cache file.