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# fastfile-gsc-iw5
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This project demonstrates how to use OAT ([Open Asset Tools][oat-link]) to load a custom GSC file from a fastfile. The process requires the use of [gsc-tool][gsc-link] to precompile your scripts. I recommend you read [this][oat-guide] article before attempting to follow along the steps below
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## Repository Contents
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* _tweakable.gsc: This file is provided in both clear text format and a precompiled version (called [29.gsc](zone_raw/patch_mp/29.gsc)).
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* Custom Scripts ([_custom.gsc](zone_raw/patch_mp/scripts/_custom.gsc)): The repository also includes the custom scripts intended to be loaded.
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## How to use
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1. Precompiling Scripts: Utilize gsc-tool to precompile your GSC scripts before attempting to load them. Example. `./gsc-tool -m comp -g iw5 -s pc _custom.gsc`
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2. Link the fastfile: `.\bin\Linker.exe -l "<..>/Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3/zone/english/patch_mp.ff" --menu-permissive --menu-no-optimization patch_mp`
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[oat-link]: https://openassettools.dev
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[gsc-link]: https://github.com/xensik/gsc-tool
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[oat-guide]: https://openassettools.dev/guide/using-the-tools.html#extending-a-vanilla-fastfile
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