Medal of honor allied assault coop mods#

This is caused because the mods are based on the single player levels which only have one start point. I originally created this as a way of minimising the chances of players starting on top of each other. Unfortunately it affects the single player game, where it tends to make the dogs harmless! You may want to remove this file, before going back to play the single player game. I strongly recommend it for Co-Op play because it lets you survive a dog attack and the attack from the butt of the enemy weapon at close range.

That's hand to hand, or tooth to groin, combat. This file reduces the damage done by melee. (It does not interfere with normal game play.) This file is essential for any of the levels to run.

Medal of honor allied assault coop plus#

Among other things it contains the co-op menus, the scripts to spawn troops and weapons, plus the teleport system to avoid players spawning on top of each other. These are global scripts used within the levels. It also changes a couple of fundamental models that allow the characters to work in Co-Op mode. This adds the briefing room menu, that lets you select any map to play. This is overkill :-)Д¬o-Op can not be run on a dedicated server. I currently run it on a 2.5GHz Pentium, with 1Gig RAM. A 1GHz AMD Athlon with 512Meg RAM, was fine, a 1.8GHZ Pentium with 512Meg RAM was good. This was slow and unresponsive and is not recommended. I have run the server on a machine as low as an 800MHz Intel Pentium with 384Meg RAM. This is because every enemy in the level has to be controlled, in addition to keeping the whole thing together! If you are running the server, you will need a more powerfull computer. If you are playing on a client, any computer able to run MOHAA in single player mode, is fine for Co-Op. How powerfull does my computer need to be? The above is all you need to run the game, but If you want to know a little more, read on. If there is any action the server gets too busy and the other clients can not connect. Wait for all the players to connect BEFORE you shoot anything. Don't worry if the screen is grey to start with, move about a bit and it will redraw correctly.

Wait for the map to connect, this may take a few minutes. Enter those details in the space provided, in the following format: When the level has loaded a connection menu will appear.ДЇind out from the person running the server, their IP Address and Port number.

Medal of honor allied assault coop zip#

Unzip the file, using your favourite zip extractor, or Windows XP built in compressed folder view. The mods are distributed in compressed zip files, to keep bits together.

Medal of honor allied assault coop install#

The default location for MOHAA to install is, The numeric digits may be a higher numbers, they are the version of the file and ensure that future versions will work, even if the olf version is still installed.ДЄll MOHAA mods are installed the same way, simply copy the files ending '.pk3' in to the 'main' folder with all the other '.pk3' files. Make sure the folowing are installed:Дownload any of my coop maps.

You will have to be running, at least version 1.11 of the game and you will need the modified files, required to play the game, installed on both the server and all the clients machines.Д«efore any of the levels will work, you will need the various fixes and add-ons. You need someone to play on a machine running the server and everyone else play as clients.

It is not perfect because the game does not have special features for playing Cooperatively, it's just a lucky coincidence available in the game. The maps and levels have to be created or modified to be played co-op. This is where you and your friends combine forces to complete the missions within the game. With a bit a messing about it is possible to play some levels cooperatively. Medal of Honor: Allied Assault does not have a Co-op mode as standard.