Nordous' Sceners Guild
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Lor Dric said:
Lor Dric
Marquis
Sherlock Holmes said:
my old scene maker made 10 and a half towns and around 40 villages, I've added all the osp scenes that I could find that worked, I've been a 1 man team for a long time and can't seem to get to making scenes I'm always coding.
jacobhinds said:Lor Dric said:
I know a lot right?
thewanderingknight
Sergeant
Hey guys I really would like if an experienced scener could build Jerusalem to Sands of Faith using the fantastic CWE props, I want something resembling the real town at the time of the crusades, I think the CWE scene for Jerusalem can be used as base (it has most of the stuff there already). All textures and brfs (including the awesome terrain border exclusive to Jerusalem) for the specific buildings and walls are integrated in the mod already (even in module.ini just commented out) and ready to use (they just need to be added to scene_props_py). It would be really great if someone could help with this, I would like to make that town special, thanks 
Edit: It seems I found someone already, thanks to Akathir ^^
Edit: It seems I found someone already, thanks to Akathir ^^
That looks great.
I have a qestion.
I know there is a way to make an object appear different in siege mode vs normal mode.
(For exemple the destroyed battlements in castles are absolutely fine when the castle isn't currently besieged.)
But it seems I have forgotten how it works. I first thought I needed to add a line in module_scene_props to link two models with each other. (At least this is what I remembered.)
But when I searched through the native props I couldn't find a single example of it. (There should be plenty given the fact that all native destroyed battlements have this feature.)
Does somebody know how it worked?
I know there is a way to make an object appear different in siege mode vs normal mode.
(For exemple the destroyed battlements in castles are absolutely fine when the castle isn't currently besieged.)
But it seems I have forgotten how it works. I first thought I needed to add a line in module_scene_props to link two models with each other. (At least this is what I remembered.)
But when I searched through the native props I couldn't find a single example of it. (There should be plenty given the fact that all native destroyed battlements have this feature.)
Does somebody know how it worked?
thewanderingknight
Sergeant
Life_Erikson said:
It's in the script "remove_siege_objects".
Thank you very much!
I need to write this down. I keep forgetting this stuff when I stopp modding for a while.
I need to write this down. I keep forgetting this stuff when I stopp modding for a while.
Whoa, didn't know that. I'm sure the wiki doesn't have that information.
