I simply changed back to the equals (=) sign, built the mod again, and the error was gone. Be careful though, some mods may be removed or banned by the site or the game developer. You can find various mods that add new weapons, maps, modes, and more to the game. If you can't figure it out, delete your modified file and copy over a new one. If you are looking for some mods to enhance your Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 experience, check out this page on Nexus Mods. Now, close the game and check the latest changes you made to the code. In my case, the console wasn't very helpful, but maybe you can find something useful when you encounter an error message. You can enable the console in the game menu when you start black ops with the mod loader. I built the mod and got this message when I tried to load a zombies match with the mod enabled:Īs the error message suggests, it's a syntax error, and you should probably take a look at your code. Sometimes you can't even load the mod, and the game will crash.įor this example, I replaced an equals (=) sign with tilde (~): The Mod tool will build the mod just fine, but when you try to start a zombies match or start a campaign, for example, you will get an in-game error telling you that you did something wrong. If you messed up the syntax of your code or forgot a semicolon at the end of a line, you most likely will encounter an in-game error. Let's say something unpleasant happened and you got an error.įrom what I encountered, there are two types of errors:
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