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Ain't a stupid question at all. These are welcomed in here .

Well what you need is a PC and a copy of Ghost Recon for PC. With that comes the Igor mission editor. This allows you to change missions, environments, and many other things about Recon.

It is rather easy to use. While it comes with a manual, you can in fact pretty much figure it out on your own after just messing with it for awhile. Only hard part would be the scripting. This requires you to read up on things a lil more. I've messed with some scripting but its not an area i'm good in.

Igor is PC only. I suppose you could try it with VPC but I can't remember anyone that has done this successfully. If it worked it would be rather sluggish.

I'd recommend what you do is go to a goodwill place or something like that and get an old PC with something like an AMD K6 or Pentium III over 500Mhz. Should be able to get things like that for dirt cheap and they would work real well for Recon modding.

you sure it's the correct Igor?

"IGOR Pro 5 is an extraordinarily powerful and extensible scientific graphing, data analysis, image processing and programming software tool for scientists and engineers."

That is not what Igor is (for Ghost Recon).

Same name different programs.  Maybe you are getting the two programs mixed up.  Sure would be great if it was out on Mac.

Last edited by Vir2L (2005-06-19 7:10 pm)

I made my own weapons mod the hard way: there were a few choice weapons in other people's mods that I wouldn't otherwise ever want enabled, or weapons which had been given crappy specs, so I fired up TextEdit, assembled and editted all the neccessary files and created my own as necessary. Now I use my weapons mod with a friend of mine in LAN matches.

It's a bitch editting maps and missions that way though