Call of Duty 5: Players Model

This article is to help you select the Player Models for your maps.

Player Model Teams

Like any other Call Of Duty Game, COD:WW uses the usual team split:

• Allies
• Axis

In Allies you have:

US Marines
Russian Red Army

In Axis you have:

Japanese Imperial Army
German Wehrmacht

""Just as in COD4, with the SAS vs Spatsnez team problem, there is a problem with the default _teams.gsc file - it assumes that a custom map is listed in mapsTable.csv, and will default you to using Marines (Americans) and Japanese.

You can download a "fixed" _teams.gsc file here:

Tally's Fixed Teams - 7.80kb

To use this file:
You must create a IWD archive containing the new _teams.gsc and place in a mod folder;

This is only in the case that the Mod in use DOES NOT have the fixed _teams.gsc already!!

Extreme/ACE/AWE already have it so Skip this steps if you are using that;

This is not for Mappers!! Mappers SHOULD NOT include the fixed file in their map release!

Player Model Classes

Again, as in COD4:MW, COD:WW is re-using the class system:

• Rifleman
• Light Gunner
• Heavy Gunner
• Close Assault
• Sniper

 For the modders, here are the Script Classes for each:

• Rifleman > ASSAULT
• Light Gunner > SPECOPS
• Heavy Gunner > SUPPORT
• Close Assault > RECON
• Sniper > SNIPER

MAP GSC Syntax

There are 4 combiantion possible for your MP Levels in regards to Player Models:

• US Marines vs.Japanese Imperial Army

	game["allies"] = "marines";
	game["axis"] = "japanese";
	game["attackers"] = "allies";
	game["defenders"] = "axis";
	game["allies_soldiertype"] = "pacific";
	game["axis_soldiertype"] = "pacific";

• Russian Red Army vs. German Wehrmacht

	game["allies"] = "russian";
	game["axis"] = "german";
	game["attackers"] = "axis";
	game["defenders"] = "allies";
	game["allies_soldiertype"] = "german";
	game["axis_soldiertype"] = "german";

• US Marines vs. German Wehrmacht

	game["allies"] = "marines";
	game["axis"] = "german";
	game["attackers"] = "axis";
	game["defenders"] = "allies";
	game["allies_soldiertype"] = "pacific";
	game["axis_soldiertype"] = "german";

• Russian Red Army vs. Japanese Imperial Army

	game["allies"] = "russian";
	game["axis"] = "japanese";
	game["attackers"] = "allies";
	game["defenders"] = "axis";
	game["allies_soldiertype"] = "german";
	game["axis_soldiertype"] = "pacific";

Note that the last 2 examples aren't historically correct in terms of the Uniforms or Events.

In your Map GSC simply place the relevant section from your choice.

Compiling Player Model Factions/SoldierTypes

To get the right models compiled into your map, just as in COD4, you use an #include, and reference a relevant .CSV file for that faction:

include,mptypes_german

This is for both German (Wehrmacht) and Russians, as the Russians are actually classed as a "german" soldiertype

include,mptypes_pacific

This is for both the Marines (American) and Imperial Army (Japanese)

Place these includes in your map's zone .CSV file, just as you did for COD4

Treyarch didnt't include the mptypes CSV files with the RAW dump, so I created them for you to download:

Faction MPTypes - 1.0kb

Player Models Pictures

The order is always as follow:

Rifleman
Light Gunner
Heavy Gunner
Close Assault
Sniper

US Marines

Japanese Imperial Army

Russian Red Army

German Wehrmacht

MAPSTABLE.CSV

From randallb67

if a map uses a custom mapstable.csv, this get's over all the problems that the stock _teams.gsc file causes: no more "gun in the face" problem.

• The game reads the custom mapstable.csv file, and gets its character models from that:

# Map Data Table,,,,,,,,,,
a0,b1,c2,d3,e4,f5,g6,h7,i8,j9,k10
maxnum_map,1,,,,,,,,,
#mapname,[color=red]#allies characters,#axis characters[/color],#mapname,#mapimage,#index,#description,#mapoverlay,#map size description,#vehicles,#splitscreen
mp_campdavid,german,german,CUSTOM_CAMPDAVID,loadscreen_mp_campdavid,0,CUSTOM_DESC_MAP_CAMPDAVID,compass_overlay_map_campdavid,MEDIUM,NO,NO

• This satisfies what _teams.gsc looks for:

alliesCharSet = tableLookup( "mp/mapsTable.csv", 0, getDvar( "mapname" ), 1 );
axisCharSet = tableLookup( "mp/mapsTable.csv", 0, getDvar( "mapname" ), 2 );

• To add the custom map table to your map, Add this line to your Zone Source file map_mapname.csv

stringtable,mp/mapstable.csv

If every mapper did this, there would be no need for a modded _teams.gsc file being included in a map's IWD file.

--Zeroy. 20:37, 10 November 2008 (UTC)