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Wine SFCOP + v2564 + OPplus411 version last published 10 months agoInstalls Hot and Spicy Forums patched SFCOP and community addons.# Star Trek: Starfleet Command - Orion Pirates
This script installs **Star Trek: Starfleet Command - Orion Pirates** Hot
and Spicy Forums community patch v2.564 through Wine. It also installs
updated models and specs (OPPlus411) and the SFC2EAW campaign missions.
- Expects a 7z archive of
[Starfleet Command Orion Pirates v2.564](https://hotandspicyforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=254917#p254917)
- Expects a rar archive of
[OPPlus411 - Models and Specs](https://hotandspicyforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=254921#p254921)
- Expects a zip archive of
[EAW campaigns for OP](https://hotandspicyforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=254921#p254921)
- Please report issues to the lutris_installer repo:
https://github.com/jrobio/lutris_installers
## Wine Install Notes
- Installer will prompt user for desired resolution from supported options,
including:
- `640x480`
- `800x600`
- `1280x720`
- `1366x768`
- `1600x900`
- `1920x1080`
- The installer Requires `perl`, but most linux distributions should have
this as a default package.
## Known Issues
- The tutorial mission "Science 310" will instantly destroy the ship at
launch. This is caused by the OPPlus411 package. Potential workarounds are
available at the following
[link](https://hotandspicyforums.com/sfc2op-2-564-tutorial-missions-bugged-command-190--t37396.html).
Starfleet Command: Orion Pirates is a stand-alone expansion released on July 1, 2001 in North America and on July 27, 2001 in Europe. The game adds eight separate playable pirate cartels based on the Orion Pirates.
Starfleet Command: Orion Pirates does not have a set story for the main galactic powers other than a generic campaign where a player fights against the pirates. Players who elect to play as one of the newly added cartels can choose between a generic campaign or a special pirate story campaign, which features a unique story, as well as missions that touch on events that happened in Empires at War.
