How to Play Wolf Predator in Aliens Vs. Predator 2

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Fans have created a large repository of custom content for Aliens Versus Predator 2.

The Aliens Versus Predator franchise, also referred to as AVP, has many titles of varying quality and popularity. With the February 2010 release of "Aliens Versus Predator" comes increased interest in older titles in the series. Fans of the title have created a wide assortment of custom levels, weapons and characters, such as the Wolf Predator from "Aliens Versus Predator: Requiem."

Things You'll Need

  • Aliens Versus Predator 2
  • Internet Access
  • WinRAR, or similar archive unzipping software
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Instructions

    • 1

      Download the Wolf Predator skin at aliensvspredator2.filefront.com. The skin is a new graphical texture that will wrap around the wire frame mesh model of the original Predator character.

    • 2

      Right click on the archive file and select "Extract here." A new .rez file will appear, labelled "Wolf Predator." Move this file into the Custom folder, which is, by default, in C:\Program Files\Fox\Aliens vs. Predator 2\Custom. You may need to create a Custom folder if your installation did not include one. Be sure that you create it in the Aliens Versus Predator 2 folder.

    • 3

      Start the "Aliens Versus Predator 2" game launcher. In the first menu, click on "Options." At the bottom, click on the checkmark box beneath the text entry line at the bottom of the menu. While checked, any commands entered into this text line will run every time the game is started.

    • 4

      Type "-rez Custom\predwolf.rez" into the text entry line, without quotes. Be sure to adhere to all punctuation and spaces in the command. This will cause the game to replace the original Predator's .rez file with the new Wolf Predator's .rez file.

    • 5

      Launch the "Aliens Versus Predator" game. While playing the Predator campaign, you will now appear as the Wolf Predator from "Aliens Versus Predator: Requiem."

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