My question is if there is any way to make the source SDK tool's captioncompiler.exe work to create tf2 custom closed captions, because i followed the instructions on the steam support page but when i drag the closecaption_english.txt file into the captioncompiler.exe under the source 2009 folder it doesn't create a .dat file.(i also tried with orangebox folder)
Can someone that has been able to compile the .txt file help me with this issue, i could send my custom .txt file via steam.
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My question is if there is any way to make the source SDK tool's captioncompiler.exe work to create tf2 custom closed captions, because i followed the instructions on the steam support page but when i drag the closecaption_english.txt file into the captioncompiler.exe under the source 2009 folder it doesn't create a .dat file.(i also tried with orangebox folder)
Can someone that has been able to compile the .txt file help me with this issue, i could send my custom .txt file via steam.
Can someone that has been able to compile the .txt file help me with this issue, i could send my custom .txt file via steam.
f_bluehttp://teamfortress.tv/thread/8335/custom-caption-tutorial
Ok so i finally managed to compile the file, i've been doing this wrong the entire time but for everyone who is wondering and having the same issue i replaced the two .dat and .txt file under tf/resource for my custom .txt, then instead of using the SDK's source2009 folder like the tutorial says, i used the Team Fortress 2\bin captioncompiler.exe. So you don't really need to use Source SKD tools to compile.
Hope this helps.
[quote=f_blue]http://teamfortress.tv/thread/8335/custom-caption-tutorial[/quote]
Ok so i finally managed to compile the file, i've been doing this wrong the entire time but for everyone who is wondering and having the same issue i replaced the two .dat and .txt file under tf/resource for my custom .txt, then instead of using the SDK's source2009 folder like the tutorial says, i used the Team Fortress 2\bin captioncompiler.exe. So you don't really need to use Source SKD tools to compile.
Hope this helps.
Ok so i finally managed to compile the file, i've been doing this wrong the entire time but for everyone who is wondering and having the same issue i replaced the two .dat and .txt file under tf/resource for my custom .txt, then instead of using the SDK's source2009 folder like the tutorial says, i used the Team Fortress 2\bin captioncompiler.exe. So you don't really need to use Source SKD tools to compile.
Hope this helps.
Xaurosf_bluehttp://teamfortress.tv/thread/8335/custom-caption-tutorial
Ok so i finally managed to compile the file, i've been doing this wrong the entire time but for everyone who is wondering and having the same issue i replaced the two .dat and .txt file under tf/resource for my custom .txt, then instead of using the SDK's source2009 folder like the tutorial says, i used the Team Fortress 2\bin captioncompiler.exe. So you don't really need to use Source SKD tools to compile.
Hope this helps.
thank you, worked for me -10 years later
[quote=Xauros][quote=f_blue]http://teamfortress.tv/thread/8335/custom-caption-tutorial[/quote]
Ok so i finally managed to compile the file, i've been doing this wrong the entire time but for everyone who is wondering and having the same issue i replaced the two .dat and .txt file under tf/resource for my custom .txt, then instead of using the SDK's source2009 folder like the tutorial says, i used the Team Fortress 2\bin captioncompiler.exe. So you don't really need to use Source SKD tools to compile.
Hope this helps.[/quote]
thank you, worked for me -10 years later
Ok so i finally managed to compile the file, i've been doing this wrong the entire time but for everyone who is wondering and having the same issue i replaced the two .dat and .txt file under tf/resource for my custom .txt, then instead of using the SDK's source2009 folder like the tutorial says, i used the Team Fortress 2\bin captioncompiler.exe. So you don't really need to use Source SKD tools to compile.
Hope this helps.[/quote]
thank you, worked for me -10 years later
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