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How to install the Call of Duty Black Ops3 T7 Safety patch and have offline progression
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Install T7x 
Mods and custom zombie maps 
Easier way to start the game 
Leveling with Bots 
Customizing bots 
Video guide 
And you are done 
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Premise
In this guide I'm going to show you how to install T7x BOIII client.
With this client you are safer to play Black ops 3 online, you gain the ability to unlock all Black market guns without spending money/years of gambling, you can level up in multiplayer and zombies while against bots, can level up and progress (level, camo, ect.) offline/disconnected from the internet.
Install T7x
First make sure you installed Black ops 3 on your PC.
Now go to https://alterware.dev/# and click download on the top right.
Download the T7x Client (Black Ops 3).
Go to your Steam library.
Right click on Call of Duty Black ops 3.
Click browse files.
This will open the root folder for Call of Duty Black ops 3, simply drag the T7x Client to your root
Click the T7x to start the Client, first time might need to be ran as an administrator.
Now use T7x as your standard launch program.
When you launch it it should launch the client and from there a little console.
To know you are using the program correctly, look in game to the left top corner, there it should say T7x with the version you are using.
The Client also works fully offline and in the game you can find options to unlock everything, specific levels and loot box unlocks.
Mods and custom zombie maps
Go to your Root folder of Black ops 3 and create 2 folders.
Name one ''Mods'' and the other ''usermaps''
Now when you want to download a map or mod, you will have to go to the workshop on steam and subscribe to the ones you are interested in.
Then when downloaded, you will have to head to the workshop folder and move the mods and maps to the folders we just made.
Your Call of Duty Black ops 3 workshop folder is located:
''{where you have installed steam}Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\311210''

When you moved the mods and maps, you can load them like you normally would and can unsubscribe them on the workshop to save space
Easier way to start the game
Lets make it easier to start Black ops 3 with the t7x client.
First go to where we have the client installed.
Right click the client and create a shortcut.
Now right click the shortcut and go to properties.
Copy the location behind the target, for me that is:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops III\t7x.exe"
Now head back to your Steam library and click on Black ops 3.
Click on the COG on the right and click properties.
You should see an empty bar under Launch options.
Paste what you copied here and type behind it %command%
The result should look like this if you have your game installed in the standard location.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops III\t7x.exe" %command%

Now when we click play, it should start the T7x client instead of normal Black ops 3.
Leveling with Bots
In game you can use ''Combat Training'' to play against bots and still level up and unlock challenges/camo's like you would online.
Customizing bots
Now in the match it will use random names for the bot players, the same as in private matches normally.
You can change the names by going to ''C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops III\t7x'' if that is your standard install location and adding a textfile named ''Bots''
Here you can type in names you want to see in the match, each name can be a maximum of 15 letters/numbers/symbols before being cutoff, also these names wont have the trademark bot clan tag in game.
Video guide
And you are done
Have fun and remember you can still progress offline when disconnected from the internet, by playing combat training.
Playing custom zombie maps also levels you up like it normally would on official maps.
Počet komentářů: 18
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Local Dummy 14. pro. v 17.00 
Ohhh ok
Lindeboombier  [autor] 14. pro. v 16.54 
@Local Dummy to just play the game, no
If you want mods and custom maps, then yes.
The workshop doesn't seem to work in T7X, so you will have to move any workshop items from the workshop folder directly into the custom folders
Local Dummy 14. pro. v 11.56 
i have a question
is the whole "making two folders for mods and ♥♥♥♥" part really necessary?
limlam 10. pro. v 13.36 
I can finally play zombies with out getting kicked when im set up in origins thank you :)
vendetta! 4. pro. v 7.35 
ok thanks, that is very helpful. that was the thing that was making me hesitant on using these clients.
Lindeboombier  [autor] 3. pro. v 17.13 
- You will see an option labeled ''launch options'' with an empty bar, Paste the copied location in there and add %command% behind it.
So it will look like:
"C:\Users\User\OneDrive\Desktop\Desktop\Games\Call of Duty\plutonium.exe" %command%
Including the " symbols.
- Now when we launch the game in Steam it will auto launch plutonium instead of normal Black ops 2 and as long as Plutonium is running in the background it will count the time as playing Black ops 2, but only if you launched it trough steam.
- you can now also delete the Shortcut, but keep the original program and don't move it or you have to do it again.
You can do this with any .exe file and can also be done for multiple games at the same time on one program.
For example I did it for WAW, BO1, BO2 and MW3, I did it with the Lanlauncher, no matter if I start WAW, BO1, BO2 or MW3, it will start the Lanlauncher and count time played as the respected game I clicked play on.
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Lindeboombier  [autor] 3. pro. v 17.13 
But it pretty much boils changing the launch options of the program you want to start when clicking play within steam.
- First locate where the program you want to launch is located on your PC.
- In our case we want Plutonium to start when we click play on Black ops 2.
- Make a shortcut of Plutonium, by right clicking on Plutonium.exe and click ''create shortcut'' in some case you need to click ''show more option'' if ''create shortcut'' doesn't show up.
- Now right click on the shortcut and click properties, it will auto highlight the ''Target'' location
in my case it's "C:\Users\User\OneDrive\Desktop\Desktop\Games\Call of Duty\plutonium.exe"
- Copy this line including the '' symbols at the start and end, the location will be different for you.
- Now go to steam Library and click on Black ops 2 and then click on the COG symbol on the right, then Properties
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Lindeboombier  [autor] 3. pro. v 17.12 
@vendetta! I don't know about plutonium itself as I only play the offline launcher with bots and leveling up against them.
You can always Add a mod launcher as a custom start program in steam and that way it will count for the game you want it to count.
Here is a link to a guide on how to do that:
https://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3498474564
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vendetta! 3. pro. v 11.07 
idk if you know anything about the black ops 2 plutonium client, but if you do, do you know if that counts playtime as well?
vendetta! 3. pro. v 11.05 
yay!