Is there any way to do this? It gets rather annoying, for obvious reasons.
Is there any way to do this? It gets rather annoying, for obvious reasons.
You mean the in-battle cutscenes like the general's death or busting a door open?Originally Posted by Jinnigan
Look for the [game] section in your medieval2.preferences.cfg file and change the following:
event_cutscenes = 1
to
event_cutscenes = 0
Cheers
Those cutscenes can be seriously irritating when you were in the middle of trying to issue an incredibly critical order.
Fear nothing except in the certainty that you are your enemy's begetter and its only hope of healing. For everything that does evil is in pain.
-The Maestro Sartori, Imajica by Clive Barker
Along the same lines, is there a way to disable the opening and go straight to the game? The -nm hack from RTW doesn't work.
Now we have that sorted out , how do I open the damned thing ?Originally Posted by Whacker
No , really , I haven't a clue .
7 out of 10 people like me ,
I'm not going to change for the other three .
PM me if you want some help. I don't know how to attach pictures in vBulletin.Originally Posted by Mr Frost
Look for the [video] section in your medieval2.preferences.cfg file and add the following if it's not already there:Originally Posted by gardibolt
movies = 0
Cheers
Does disabling movies just cut out opening sequence or any movies? Like I wasnt sure if the end of the campaign has any cut scenes and lol this long campaign is taking forever and dont want to miss that.
Still can't edit my (expletive) posts. No Lochar, it doesn't not disable in-game movies like assassination attempts, etc. It only affects the intro movies when firing up the game.Originally Posted by Lochar
IMPORTANT ADDENDUM:
After adding the 'movies = 0' comment to your medieval2.preference.cfg file, MAKE IT READ-ONLY! If you do not, M2TW will overwrite the file and it will remove that movies = 0 flag, thus you'll have to add it again every time you want to restart the game. I shall report this in the bugs thread.
Cheers!
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