Figured out what I was doing wrong: I had to fully load the script package in the content browser.

You should, yeah. I was working on a mod that added level-placeable actors and things and they did show up. I'll make sure they still do...

"make -full" also didn't work. (In CMW)

Just to be sure, if I build the instagib source I should be able to find the instagib game modes in the View-> World Properties, right? It's only showing the normal Chivalry game types for me.

Another weird thing: when the sdk was first released I made a mod with some custom weapons and made a dummy map with a reference to a custom weapon in a "Change Pawn Loadout" kismet node (to be able to cook it).

Now after rebuilding the scripts, I can't find the custom weapons in Kismet anymore, but when I open the old map the node with the reference is there . It doesn't recognize the other custom weapons or gametypes of the mod, only the weapon that was refereced originally. When I remove the script from the contentSDK folder it gives me external reference errors when I open the map.

Sorry, missed that. This is in MW or DW?

You might have to also compile non-final release scripts, i.e. run "UDKEditor.exe make -full". That would also update Script/Manifest.txt; I'll have to update the Frontend tool to compile both ways.

Nope, still can't get it to work... I copied the files and Script/Manifest.txt now lists the custom stuff, but it still isn't showing in the editor.

Thanks. I'll try that.

Shoot, knew I forgot something. The Frontend tool should do this but doesn't, but you can do it manually:

copy Manifest.txt from UDKGame\ScriptFinalRelease into UDKGame\Script, overwriting the Manifest.txt in there. The editor uses Manifest.txt to find script classes it can use.

Hello. I made a custom game mode but it's not showing in the Chivalry Editor (In View->World Properties-> Game Type). It seems it is not recognizing my .u files in the ContentSDK/CookedSDK folders.