So far from the time I spent seeking through the files it does remind me of Doom and Duke modding. I learned quite a bit of Duke modding so looking at some of this plus the level files are labeled .map makes me feel at home.

Added subforum to Turok Dinosaur Hunter section named "T1 modding/usercontent"

The replies to this board still appear as any post would in this section and would still compete with main threads. But you can also click on it, its right beneath the Turok Dinosaur Hunter topic. And you can also see it if your looking at all the topics in that section.

http://www.turokforums.com/t1-moddinguser-content/

Basics: How to

1. Launch game
2. Open console by pressing ~
3. Type "developer 1" and hit enter then exit the game
*Step 1-3 can also be done by opening config.cfg in the Turok game directory and find the line that says seta developer "0" and change it to seta developer "1"
4. Open game files and locate game.kpf (kpf is short for Kex Program file)


5. Rename it to game.zip and open it up (extract these into your own folder somewhere for quick reach of it later.)
*You can mod your game by changing the components directly inside the game.kpf
6. After your done remember to rename game.zip back into game.kpf or the game will crash.

Making your own mods folder

1. Make your own folder inside the Turok game directory and call it "mods"
(It should look like this i'm using my gog folder here)


*Inside this mod folder you can include specific components from the game.kpf and individually replace them using the mods folder. The engine will recognize it.

*The files inside the mods folder need to be zipped files and then renamed using the .kpf extension

It should look like this


Zipping your modifications.

The .kpf files inside the mods folder need to be zipped folders/files.
The files have to be named the same as they are in the game.kpf for the engine to recognize this.
They also need to be in the same directory/file as the game.kpf

Example my crosshair mod.

The crosshair image is originally located in game.kpf/gfx/crosshair.png

Mine is located in mods/crosshair.zip/gfx/crosshair.png






Now rename it to .kpf and your good to go, you can name your own .kpf files whatever you want to, just as long as the components inside are named the same as the originals it will work

Playing your mods

Once there set up correctly as explained above you can just launch Turok or drag your .kpf file onto the launcher.

See Kaiser's Guide for more.

More Guides:

Editing Textures: https://www.turokforums.com/index.php?topic=153.0

Exporting Models as Whole Objects: https://www.turokforums.com/index.php?topic=161.msg3748#msg3748

Exporting Models as individual Nodes: https://www.turokforums.com/index.php?topic=157.0

Mapping Editor Guides: https://www.turokforums.com/index.php?topic=262.0

Even More Guides: https://duke64nukem.com/category/turok-dinosaur-hunter-guides/

there is no pink colors or any colors upon impact. The videos were from late beta this is how it is in game.

If you are on steam I need to find you add me name is sixty four there. There was an update today on steam did you check it again? Also pm me here if you wish