TM 6-785 Deadly Dozen Reloaded

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TM 6-785  ·  Field Modification Manual

Deadly Dozen
Reloadedmodded, end to end

Everything needed to take a clean Steam copy of Deadly Dozen Reloaded and end up with a pre-configured BepInEx 6 IL2CPP loader, 210 exposed render settings on a hotkey, and the entire 2002 original soundtrack playing in the remake. Nine sections, in order, with nothing assumed.

Game Steam 1297430 Engine Unity 2019.4 · IL2CPP · URP 7.3 Loader BepInEx 6.0.0-be.785 Platform Windows x64

The result View at 1920×1080
Plate 01 The result Deadly Dozen Reloaded running with both plugins loaded. Ungodly GFX is driving the render pipeline and OG Sound Remaster has replaced the audio bank; neither announces itself on screen.

01 What is in the kit

Three archives, installed in a fixed order. The first one is not optional and not interchangeable — it is a specific BepInEx build, pre-configured for this exact game, and the two plugins are compiled against what it ships. The other two are independent of each other; install one, both, or neither.

A

BepInEx 6 — Unity.IL2CPP win-x64

The mod loader. It injects itself into the game at startup, reconstructs the game's type information from its native binary, and hands plugins a normal C# surface to work against. Nothing else in this manual runs without it.

Build 6.0.0-be.785 (6abdba4) · 76 MB unpacked · 229 files · installed in section 02

Download BepInEx 6 — Unity.IL2CPP win-x64 DeadlyDozenReloaded-BepInEx-Unity.IL2CPP-win-x64-6.0.0-be.785+6abdba4.rar 31.2 MB
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B

Ungodly GFX v1.1.0

The game's options menu offers ten graphics settings. Underneath it, Unity's Universal Render Pipeline, a full post-processing volume stack, the HBAO asset, Gaia terrain with live weather and the Procedural Worlds water system are all sitting there unreachable. This plugin exposes 210 settings across all of it, on an in-game window bound to F7.

DLL 262 KB · pre-written config 70 KB · full source included · installed in section 04

Download Ungodly GFX v1.1.0 UngodlyGFX_v1.1.0.rar 162 KB
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C

OG Sound Remaster v1.0.1

Reloaded is a remake of a 2002 game. This puts the original's entire audio bank back into it — every weapon, all four squad voice packs, German patrol chatter, impacts, vehicles, ambience, the mission music read from the original's own playlist file, and all thirty briefing narration tracks. Bound by role, not by guessing at filenames.

136 MB unpacked · 526 audio files + songs.txt · installed in section 05

Download OG Sound Remaster v1.0.1 OG Sound Remaster v1.0.1.rar 97.4 MB
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02 The route

Sections 01 through 06 are a sequence and each one assumes the last one finished. Sections 07 through 09 are reference and can be read whenever you need them.

01   10 min Before you start Find the game folder, confirm the architecture, back up the two files that matter. 02   10 min Install BepInEx 6 Unpack the pre-configured IL2CPP loader into the game root and understand every file it puts there. 03   15 min The first launch Cpp2IL, Il2CppInterop, and the four folders that appear. This is the run that takes minutes. 04   5 min Install Ungodly GFX 210 render settings, an in-game window on F7, and a pre-written config you can read first. 05   10 min Install OG Sound Remaster The entire 2002 soundtrack back in the remake. 526 files, one folder, one rule about where it goes. 06   10 min Verify the install Four reference plates of the finished directory tree, and the log lines that prove it worked. 07   reference Using the plugins Trim versus seize, the 22 tabs, the HUD rule that catches everyone, and five starting presets. 08   reference When it does not work Every failure mode these three packages have, what causes it, and the exact fix. 09   5 min Updating and removing Clean uninstall, plugin-only removal, and what a game patch breaks.

Set aside about an hour for a first install. Most of that is one unattended first launch where BepInEx rebuilds the game's type graph — a few minutes on a modern machine, longer on a slow drive, and it only ever happens once.

03 What finished looks like

This is the whole install in one picture. Everything in orange you copy in by hand; everything in brass BepInEx creates for itself on the first launch. Nothing overwrites a shipped game file, and nothing here writes into DeadlyDozenReloaded_Data.

Finished install — game root
  • Deadly Dozen Reloaded\ the Steam install folder
    • DeadlyDozenReloaded.exe shipped — the anchor for everything below
    • GameAssembly.dll shipped — 29.8 MB of compiled game code
    • UnityPlayer.dll shipped
    • DeadlyDozenReloaded_Data\ shipped — never touched
    • winhttp.dll from A — the injector
    • doorstop_config.ini from A — tells the injector what to load
    • .doorstop_version from A
    • dotnet\ from A — the CoreCLR runtime BepInEx runs on
    • BepInEx\
      • core\ from A — the loader itself
      • patchers\ from A — empty, and correctly so
      • unity-libs\ from A — pre-seeded, see section 02
      • plugins\
        • UngodlyGFX.dll from B
        • OGSoundRemaster\ from C — DLL plus its 526-file bank
      • config\ created on first run; B adds its file here
      • cache\ created on first run
      • interop\ created on first run — the reason it is slow
      • LogOutput.log created on first run — your first stop when anything is wrong
  • You copy this in
  • BepInEx creates this on first run
  • Shipped with the game — do not touch
  • Delete this and nothing loads

04 How to read this manual

MarkerMeans
WarningDo this wrong and the install fails or the game will not start. Read these ones.
NoteBackground that explains why a step exists. Skippable if you are in a hurry.
ConfirmA concrete way to check you are where you think you are before continuing.
Under the hoodThe mechanism, for people who want it. Never required to finish a step.

Reference plates are the photographs — seven of them, numbered in the order you meet them. Every plate on a page is a resized copy; click any plate to open the untouched 1920 × 1080 original at full pixel size, which is the only way to read the file listings and the console text in them. The viewer also links straight to the original file if you would rather open it in its own tab.

Each numbered section ends with a short sign-off list. Ticks are remembered in your browser, so if you install over two sittings you can see exactly where you stopped.

Before starting section 01

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