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Introduction

Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.

This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.

Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI

Installation

See the releases page.

Conversion rules

This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:

"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",

states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.

The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.

Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.

Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.

This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.

Compiling the program

  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.

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Cortex Command Legacy Mod Converter
Introduction
Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.
This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI
Installation
See the releases page.
Conversion rules
This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:
"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",
states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.
The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.
Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.
Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.
This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.
Compiling the program
  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.
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Cortex Command Legacy Mod Converter
Introduction
Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.
This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI
Installation
See the releases page.
Conversion rules
This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:
"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",
states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.
The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.
Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.
Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.
This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.
Compiling the program
  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.
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Cortex Command Legacy Mod Converter
Introduction
Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.
This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI
Installation
See the releases page.
Conversion rules
This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:
"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",
states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.
The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.
Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.
Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.
This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.
Compiling the program
  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.
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Cortex Command Legacy Mod Converter
Introduction
Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.
This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI
Installation
See the releases page.
Conversion rules
This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:
"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",
states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.
The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.
Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.
Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.
This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.
Compiling the program
  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.
About
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Cortex Command Legacy Mod Converter
Introduction
Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.
This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI
Installation
See the releases page.
Conversion rules
This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:
"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",
states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.
The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.
Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.
Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.
This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.
Compiling the program
  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.
About
Same purpose as the original repository.
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Cortex Command Legacy Mod Converter
Introduction
Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.
This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI
Installation
See the releases page.
Conversion rules
This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:
"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",
states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.
The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.
Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.
Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.
This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.
Compiling the program
  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.
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console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');
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if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {
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}
});
observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');
})();
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); }
})();
})();
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Cortex Command Legacy Mod Converter
Introduction
Automatically converts mods to the latest version of the Cortex Command Community Project.
This program presents a GUI for the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine library that is doing the hard work behind the scenes.
Screenshot of the mod converter's GUI
Installation
See the releases page.
Conversion rules
This line from the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine's' rules/ini_copy_of_rules.json:
"Round M16": "Round Ronin M16",
states that whenever CopyOf = Round M16 is encountered by the converter, it should change it to CopyOf = Round Ronin M16.
The releases of this GUI program contain a copy of the engine's rules directory, which this GUI program uses. This means you can make the converter "smarter" by adding more rules to the JSON files in the rules/ directory.
Look at the names of the JSON files (or check how they're used in the Engine repository's src/main.zig) to figure out how the converter uses each JSON file.
Note that the converter will ignore any extra JSON files you put in the rules/ directory.
This tutorial goes over how you can use Fork to figure out what things were renamed to in the newer versions of the game, so you can add missing conversion rules.
Compiling the program
  1. Download Zig version 0.12.0 for Windows from here. You'll need to add the path to its unzipped directory to your system's Path environment variable. Confirm it works by running zig version in a terminal.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Clone the Cortex Command Mod Converter Engine repository next to it.
  4. Open this repository in VS Code, and hit the F5 key to compile and run the program.
About
Same purpose as the original repository.
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