(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I have a jailbroken ps3 on CEX 4.70 rebug and 4.75 spoofer. I have no idea how to mod black ops 1 but when i install patches into mw2, the mod menu comes up, and i can navigate through the menu, but it wont let me select any of the mods, does anyone know how to fix that? or can anyone help with modding either game?

1) Which Menu are you trying to use? Is it RTM or SPRX (SPRX is better)?

2) Do you have your controller layout set to default?

1) i have no idea the difference. i was installing path_mp.ff

2) it is set to default

That's a 1.11 patch, those aren't happening anymore since the (2013?) updates. It's all about SPRX and RTM now.

well ive been able to do some modding with it, but do you think you could explain to me how to mod black ops 2? i have no idea where to even start, im a complete noob and i cant seem to find a tutorial that helps

There's a few ways, SPRX being the most stable however gsc is back in bo2. iMCSx has made a gsc injector that works on both CEX and DEX. All you need to do is connect + attach the tool to your ps3, then open up a compiled script file (you can find these around the forum, I'll link a few), and inject it. I'll post a mini-tut for you :p

> First, here's a few nice gsc menus

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> How to inject them

Both these menus are setup in a similar way, go into Source/Compiled, there you should find a maps folder. Go into GSC Studio, connect using tmapi [dex] or ccapi [cex/dex], and go to "Editor -> Inject Project Shared", drag your maps folder into the popup and click "Inject List". Now wait until it says "Inject done" in the bottom lefthand corner, and you're good to go.

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Word of caution: Do not inject while in-game, as it will cause your console to freeze. Only inject while in a pre-game lobby or a party. If you are building your own menu and need to retest it, back out of the game first, then reinject.