Statics is just a matter of copying the static's folder to your map's objects folder, recreating the path to the static. For example, if you want to take the airport terminal from SF and use it in your map, you would go to: (after unzipping objects_client.zip and all the other stuff)

mods/xpack/staticobjects/xpak_objects/military/xp1_terminal

Then you take the xp1_terminal folder, copy it into a folder called "objects" you create in Levels/Yourlevel. You need to recreate the path like it was, so you would, inside objects, create this path of folders:

staticobjects/xpak_objects/military, then paste your xp1_terminal there.

In the editor, you go to mod manager->editor content, click Add... go to the xp1_terminal folder in your level's directory, add xp1_terminal.con. Then it'll show up in your ressources window under a new folder below "objects", called staticobjects.

To see the static in-game, you need to put in your init.con at the bottom, this line:

run objects/staticobjects/xpak_objects/military/xp1_terminal/xp1_terminal.con

Every time you save in the editor, it's going to delete that line, so you need to manually add it every time you change your map to see your object in-game. It's the same process for all staticobjects.


Now for textures. Some SF objects use vanilla textures and youll be fine but some have custom textures. Once everything above is done, launch your map in windowed mode (+fullscreen 0 in your shortcut), it'll crash if your custom static is missing a texture and in the error window it'll tell you what texture is missing. Then it's just a matter of doing the exact same thing I posted above but for the texture. Find what folder it's in (it'll tell you in the error popup), copy to your objects folder using the same folder structure and try again. You don't need to add a "run" command to the init.con for textures. Keep loading the map and crashing and adding the missing textures until your map finally loads and then you're gtg. Once you're done with the map, include the objects folder in your clients.zip.

You can take any objects you possibly want but I'd be careful about taking booster objects...nobody cares about SF anymore but some people might see using AF/EF objects in non-booster maps as stealing.


For the golf course texture I just created a custom color texture, 512x512 saved in .dds ARGB 8:8:8:8 format with no mipmaps. Put it in mods/bf2/Terrain/textures/color, imported it using the blue + sign in the color texture browser in the editor.