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The {{Tt|Ui(md).ini}} file in [[RA2]] and [[YR]] controls the content of the Advanced Command Bar at the bottom of the screen. | The {{Tt|Ui(md).ini}} file in [[RA2]] and [[YR]] controls the content of the Advanced Command Bar at the bottom of the screen. | ||
== File Locations == | ==File Locations== | ||
*RA2 version is in {{Tt|ra2.mix}} -> {{Tt|local.mix}}. | *RA2 version is in {{Tt|ra2.mix}} -> {{Tt|local.mix}}. | ||
*YR version (name {{Tt|uimd.ini}}) is in {{Tt|ra2md.mix}} -> {{Tt|localmd.mix}}. | *YR version (name {{Tt|uimd.ini}}) is in {{Tt|ra2md.mix}} -> {{Tt|localmd.mix}}. | ||
== Flags / Sections in this file== | ==Flags / Sections in this file== | ||
There is only one flag you can use in {{tt|ui(md).ini}}: [[ButtonList]]. This flag is used twice, once in the [{{TTL|AdvancedCommandBar}}] section, and once in the [{{TTL|MultiplayerAdvancedCommandBar}}] section. Those are the only sections you can use in {{tt|ui(md).ini}}; the former controls the ACB seen in singleplayer games, the latter the one in multiplayer games (hence the name). | |||
:''For more information on how to modify the ACB, proceed to [[ButtonList]].'' | |||
== See Also == | ==See Also== | ||
*[[ButtonList]] | |||
*[[AdvancedCommandBar]] | |||
*[[MultiplayerAdvancedCommandBar]] | |||
*[[INIs|Other INIs]] | |||
[[Category:INI Files]] | |||
[[Category: INI Files]] | |||
Revision as of 12:05, 20 August 2006
The Ui(md).ini file in RA2 and YR controls the content of the Advanced Command Bar at the bottom of the screen.
File Locations
- RA2 version is in ra2.mix -> local.mix.
- YR version (name uimd.ini) is in ra2md.mix -> localmd.mix.
Flags / Sections in this file
There is only one flag you can use in ui(md).ini: ButtonList. This flag is used twice, once in the [[[:Template:TTL]]] section, and once in the [[[:Template:TTL]]] section. Those are the only sections you can use in ui(md).ini; the former controls the ACB seen in singleplayer games, the latter the one in multiplayer games (hence the name).
- For more information on how to modify the ACB, proceed to ButtonList.