Fallout 2 mod Fallout Sonora 1.15 and Sonora Dayglow 1.15 Vanilla Translation

Marat Sar said:
I came to glaze you all here -- but also to ask for MORE. Specifically, is the design document translated?

https://fallout-nevada.ucoz.ru/FSONORA/FSonora-design.pdf
Seems like an extremely interesting piece of information after finishing the game. Maybe I've somehow missed it and it is translated? Either way...
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Thanks! And as to your question, no, I did not translate the design document. However, as it is background info I did read it through, using a quick, dirty google translate. That was sufficient to get the info I needed.
 
Hey, I’m stuck trying to download the Sonora ENG DLC script, about halfway through, the download just up and quits thanks to a “Interrupted: Network Error". I have downloaded tons of stuff, never had this problem, so i'm somewhat perplexed as to what the root cause of this problem might be. Though what might be notable; my Internet is abysmal, even though i live in one of the most developed cities in one of the most developed countries (Germany), our government is and has been so dysfunctional, no, borderline retarded, that I'm stuck with 450 - 600kb/s (and a future of emigration). But political rants out of the way, what could cause this problem?
 
Cambragol said:
Likely liberalism and mass-immigration. As for your downloading issues, you could try from Moddb.com: https://www.moddb.com/mods/fallout-sonora-english/downloads/sonora-eng-dlc-scriptzip
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Thanks that worked! I'm kinda still struggling right now though... do i need to have fallout 2 to play fallout sonora? i have followed the intructions on your website as best i could (I am a modding illiterate). This is my game folder: 1. BIS_Mapper 2. data 3. Fallut_Sonora_DLC_1_15 4. mods 5. sonora_eng_DLC_script 6. critter.dat 7. fallout2.cfg 8. fallout2-ce-x64.exe 9. FSonora.exe 10. log_develop.txt 11. log_fix.txt 12. master.dat 13. readme.txt The game does not start like this, so what I tried is; copying the insides of the Folders 3. and 5. into the directory and replacing all files that are double. That made the game run, but in a weird way. there was no access to the screen settings and when i started a new game i was able to see about 1/10 of the normal gameplay screen, i was basically very zoomed in into my character.
 
You do not need Fallout 2 to run Sonora. Replacing files manually from your F2 folder will probably just mess things up.

What error were you seeing when you launched "fallout2-ce-x64.exe"? (I'm assuming you're on window)
 
malaise_chalk said:
You do not need Fallout 2 to run Sonora. Replacing files manually from your F2 folder will probably just mess things up.

What error were you seeing when you launched "fallout2-ce-x64.exe"? (I'm assuming you're on window)
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That really depends. There were three ways I tried to launch the game: firstly, with the aforementioned folder, which did not work at all. After clicking 'fallout2-c-x64.exe' it instantly crashed and I recall seeing absolutely nothing, no error message. Once though, something sprang up along the lines of "No Fallout CD," yada yada; can't remember the whole thing. The two other ways I launched the game actually worked... sort of. Once, after manually extracting folders 3 and 5 into the install directory (where `FSonora.exe` is located – as far as I know, that is the install directory), the game launched, but it launched in the aforementioned screwed-up state. Then I tried renaming `patch000.dat` to `patchDLC.dat`. Saw there was another `patchDLC.dat`, deleted that, and launched the game via `FSonoraDLC.exe`. Same thing: it started, but it was still screwed up.
 
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Okay I believe the only thing actually wrong with my install is not having sfall and all that stuff, which i'm used to having. is there a way to manually add something that increases resolution and zooms out so im not as uncomfortably close to my character as you were in the old games original states?
 
If using Fallout2-CE, you can use the configuration details here - These settings will allow you to get that larger gameplay area you are looking for.
 
Cambragol said:
If using Fallout2-CE, you can use the configuration details here - These settings will allow you to get that larger gameplay area you are looking for.
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Thanks, that worked, but I kinda realized I like the look of the original, shit looking version more. So I guess I’ll stick with that. is there a difference between launching with fallout2-ce-x64.exe or
FSonoraDLC.exe, FSonora.exe? if so what is the difference?
 
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