How To Install Stalker Mods

Anomaly is a standalone S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Mod powered by an x64 version of the X-Ray engine. Starting with version 1.5.0 Anomaly uses a custom engine build called the XRay-Monolith engine. After almost one year of development of the Anomaly 1.5.0 update, the mod continues its way on expanding and adding new features while maintaining a high level. I have tried to install the addons from ModDB to this game but I have been unsuccessful. I have modded Stalker games in the past and been successful, but I have tried to unpack the game files but don't know how or which filed to do so. Cannot find the actor.ltx either. Anyone able to help me on this. How To Install.Most. S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Mods Join me on Twitch: Join me on Facebook: J. How to install these Stalker mods. Most of these technically aren’t mods, but instead are standalone games, built on the various X-Ray engines out there. I didn’t expect that when I started out. That means you should have no trouble installing them, even if they can get a bit crashy.

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Unpacking Anomaly db files.
Editing ltx, xml and script files.
Editing sound files.

This is a basic guide aimed to help people which never modified their game before or have limited experience doing so understand how to properly modify their game, the tools they need to use and how to get the files they want from the base game. Modding Anomaly is not so different than any of the other S.T.A.L.K.E.R games. Main thing people need to understand is if you are trying to make an edit to any .ltx or .ogg or any other file for that matter, you need to have the db files of Anomaly unpacked because in order to change something you need to know after you get the file you want and modify it you also have to put it in the appropriate location. The DB folder in your main Anomaly directory contains a number of DB files which are the game resources. Everything from textures to scripts and sounds is there.

Unpacking the DB files of Anomaly is extremely easy and relatively fast if you use the creator of Anomaly unpacker.

Here is the link for it. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wyJVCa1xCCIoOadlxXTn9U6PUV5XxWL_/view

Simply paste the .7z file in your main Anomaly directory, unzip it and double click the convert_unpack.bat and it will start to automatically unpack the db files in a folder called “unpacked”. At this point you have to wait for it to finish and you will have the files at your disposal. It will take you anywhere from 20-40 minutes since the total size of the unpacked files is little above 20 gigabytes so make sure you have some space.

Now that we have all of Anomaly files unpacked and in one place the question is how to modify them and save the changes. All S.T.A.L.K.E.R games and mods use a folder called “gamedata” to save changes made to the original files. The game uses the files placed in the gamedata folder instead of the ones in the DB. So whenever you take a file from the unpacked folder, modify it to your desire you would need to create the same path for it in the gamedata folder for the changes to take effect. For example if I went into unpackedsoundsweaponsak74 took and edited the shooting sounds of the Ak-74 for those changes to take effect I would need to go to gamedatasoundsweaponsAk-74 and paste the changed files there. If some of the directories are missing I would have to create them.

So what are the tools one has to use in order to modify the files he wants? Since this is a basic guide I will only cover the .ltx, script files and the sounds. Those are by no means the only ones or the majority but they are easy enough to understand or modify.The tools necessary are as follows:

For any type of script, .xml or .ltx file it is the Notepad+. It is an excellent program that will make any edits you make to those files easy.

Always open the above mentioned files with Notepad+.

Some of the files you would want to change could already be included in the gamedata folder but others you would have to get from the extracted db files. Sometimes it might be hard to find the file you are looking for, so I would advise you to use the search bar in your top right corner when in the gamedata or unpacked folders. For example the trader files are located configsmisctrade but it might take you some time to find them. Just typing “trade” in the search bar would show you all the files and their folder location. If you don’t know where a file is just search for it using the bar.

Now before you ever start modifying ANY file be it in gamedata or the unpacked folder make copy of it. I can’t stress this enough, before you start modding make sure you have a copy of the original file you trying to modify so you could always reverse the change if something doesn’t go as planned. So for example if I want to edit the barman trade file so he could sell Ak-74 I would first make a copy of trade_barman.ltx and I would open it with notepad+ then edit it. To get the items you want to a trader which doesn’t have them you could open the other trade files, search for the item you want and then copy and paste the relevant section.

Now for the sounds. S.T.A.L.K.E.R only recognizes the .ogg extension for sound files, any other sound type simply won’t be recognized by the game. So whenever you are trying to get some new songs for the in game radio or change gun sounds you would need to have the files converted into .ogg , they need to be mono and in 44100 Hz. The program I recommend for sound editing and converting is Audacity.

Any audio editing program would do but Audacity is free, easy to use and has a build in .ogg converter which would make your life a lot easier since once you are done editing a sound file you could straight up export it as ogg, mono, and in 441000 Hz and it would be ready to be placed in the appropriate location in your gamedata folder.

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A new interface with realistic controls, a lot of new weapons, attachments and exoskeletons are included in today's update. S.T.A.L.K.E.R Mod has been developed for several years and since the release of the first beta, the mod has received many positive reviews. Since then, the development has moved to the stage of freezing, and the latest version has fixed many bugs found at the end of last year.
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Weapon System:

Perhaps weapons are something that can truly surprise you. No bows and throwing weapons, it all comes down to a firearm. The first thing that is not peculiar to Minecraft PE is the interface. The inventory took a completely different look after receiving two separate sections.

Inventory Section:

All your things are stored there. This is a traditional game inventory with a modified grid of slots. In S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Mod, not only weapon power is important to you, but also the ability to restore health using new first-aid kits. There are three types of them, as in the original game.

Weapon Section:

This is a separate tab with your weapons and equipment. The former system, for example, a bow with arrows in the past. Now each individual weapon has its own type of ammunition as well as weapon attachments. They can be sights, high-capacity magazines, silencers and under-barrel grenade launchers. Attachment affects accuracy, usability and rate of fire.

Shooting:

First reload the magazine using ammo. Then reload the weapon and start shooting. The mod has built-in realistic sounds, as well as sights displayed during aiming.

Interface, textures:

Continuing to keep the Stalker style, the mod introduces a new interface with a convenient arrangement of elements. The hotbar has been removed, quick access inventory exists instead. It is designed to hold the weapons you use as slot 1, 2 and 3.
Gauss rifle has a special sight and rate of fire. Aiming, pay attention to the buttons appear on the sides of the screen. They are responsible for the rate of fire and reload.
Speaking of stalker textures, these are quite dark and monotonous blocks with a minimum of brightness. There are no radioactive particles and radiation in particular, all of the author's attention was devoted to weapons.