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That should work. You'll need to create new vertexes by duplicating existing ones, but then you can move them to wherever you want them to be. Nodes can be added by similar method.

Pics or it didn't happen!

It's still just a theory. I'll need to write a few hundred lines of code to verify it. I could show picks of the walkmesh editor I've been practicing with, though.

Sithspecter: Great interpretation!

Leonard, actually both.

You've got my attention

Are you better now?

Hopefully.

Try checking the posts you made here around the time you downloaded the file. Perhaps that might refresh your memory?

There are lightmaps that provide the majority of the lighting and shading, AuroraDLights which provide some module lighting as well as shadows for NPCs, placeables, etc, as well as AuroraLights which provide additional amounts of character lighting, and maybe more.

That is what I figured. Good thing I was not pefectly wrong.

I don't believe you need permission to make mods compatible with others. I'm making my module compatible with BoSSR and don't need permission, but then again, I'm not going to be the one making the script for it.

Reading this makes me miss modding...

One of the funs of programming in general

Indeed, but usually when you do the program yourself from the start, you know which files you are using... and yes, I mean usually.

Even if I'm not now a "software engineer" as I believed but a "software developer". Title translations can be so confusing sometimes.

Congratulations!

Got stuck in a mod conflict that disables half of the mods installed.

I'm going to play devil's advocate and suggest fixing it and here's why: it'll be an interesting learning experience for you.

I actually was going to fix it anyway, but only after I've first seen how far I can get... but now I can't even start all of the added quests, as several mods overwrite modules from each other. Guess I have to dump them together and see what hilarious results I can get (well, except crashing my graphics card).

I could check it, all right. I'm not sure how much I can see without playing through the whole game with that mod combination, but at least I COULD check it.

Here's his blog: http://deadlystream.com/forum/blog/37/entry-89-my-tslrcm-m4-78ep-compatibility-list-mar-17-2015/

Sorry SH - I PM'd her the link, didn't thing of providing it to you too

Don't worry. I'm sure it hates you too

Congratulations!

Nice going!

Textures for Trex's "The Jedi Masters 2.0'?

That could be interesting, too.

Any specific model/location? I don't really feel like taking screenshots of every screen possible...

Ehhh, nowhere in particular. Just an area where you think the difference is most obvious.

Gotcha. I'll do that as soon as I can.

Simply having the same script return the same results when given same parameters would be enough for me, but obviously even that seems to be too much to ask.

I've had random unexplained crashing during cutscenes.

And working on K1R, I've had random instances where messing with a global and then quitting the game at certain times will make the game CTD instead of actually quitting.

That's never worked at all for me.

So it's not necessary for making walkmeshes to work?

Why?

Because they don't fit anywhere! Some are simply too long, so they would be fine with some cutting, but the others, well...

Just what until you see Vriff's and my icons appear in it. I've done all three.

Yup, I managed to get them done last weekend. It's ~370-380 saves, I'm not perfectly sure.

I have updated the file limits so upload away.

Thank you. I'll do that as soon as I get a chance.

TSL.

Interesting. How will you make your base stand apart from Pergaus?

It has inhabitants not trying to shoot everything that moves. I'm trying to get it look like a post-apocalyptic Wonderland, odd stuff all around the place, remnants of a great battle, and a scent of another story going on behind the scenes.