준비 여부 – Quick Modding (Gamemode Settings) 가이드

• 제목: 준비 여부
• 출시일: 12월 13, 2023
• 개발자: 보이드 인터랙티브
• 발행자: 보이드 인터랙티브

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Change game mode settings for single-player replayability. (Vary number of suspects / civilians, bomb-threat time limits, and locked / 열려 있는 / trapped door ratios).

기본정보

The settings for game mode difficulty modifiers are located in an Unreal package file called “pakchunk0-WindowsNoEditor_0_P.pak”. If you right-click the game’s icon in Steam and select “로컬 파일 찾아보기,” you’ll find the file in the game directory >> ReadyOrNot >> 콘텐츠 >> 두꺼운.

Back up the file first, and then use a hex editor to modify the file. 찾다 (Ctrl+F) for the term “BTMaxBombs” to jump to the relevant section which is human-readable. When changing values, make absolutely sure that you aren’t changing the number of characters in the chain of each line. I recommend pressing the Insert key to change to overwrite mode and using CTRL+Z to undo any typos.

What Works for Certain so Far

명확하게, not every change made to the file will have an impact on gameplay.

Here’s a list of what I found that actually does work as intended:

• BTTimeUntilBombExplodes = 720 (Sets the bomb disposal countdown to 12 분)
• MaxCivilians=10 (Sets the number of civilians to about 7-10)
• MaxSuspects=10 (설명이 필요 없음)
• MaxTraps=5 (Sets the number of door traps in the mission)
• MaxLockedDoorsPercentage = 0.225 (Sets the ratio of locked/unlocked doors)
• MaxOpenDoorsPercentage = 0.075 (Sets the ratio of open/closed doors)

The variables in the file are presented by a chain of “글로벌” variables first, and then map/mode-specific “local” variables which override the global settings when playing on a specific encounter.

Remember that you need your file to exactly match the contents of the other players if you’re playing in a lobby, so you need to reset the file back to its original form before attempting to play in public lobbies.

This modding method is intended for single-player gaming but can be applied to private lobbies, but be sure that your group isn’t bringing up unnecessary bugs or glitches to developers after running a modified version of a mission.