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I originally created these models in DR, but due to the DR's inherent flaws I asked Springheel if he could clean these up or make better versions. I believe this is why there are .LWO version in 2.04 compared to the .ASE versions in 2.03. Also Springheel didnt use the same exact name for the new versions - - models/darkmod/kitchen/wine_bottles_shelved01.lwo - models/darkmod/kitchen/wine_bottles_shelved02.lwo I don't believe any missions bar BCD are using the .ASE models, so I will copy the .LWO's from 2.04 into BCD so we don't get any black squares as Gman found when testing BCD. |
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The Rats Triumphant uses wine_bottles_standling_01 twice. You and Melan should talk about how best to handle that. |
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These shouldn't have been in a release build. When I fixed them I didn't realize that was the case. But since they are, I guess our only option is to include .lwo versions that have the same spelling mistake. I'll also need to duplicate the same position of the bottles since they've been used. |
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Apologies for the mix-up and thanks. |
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I've added wine_bottles_standling_01.lwo and wine_bottles_standling_02.lwo. |
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1. I can't find the new models in svn: models/darkmod/kitchen/wine_bottles_standling_01.lwo models/darkmod/kitchen/wine_bottles_standling_02.lwo 2. The old models were ase and the new ones are lwo. Will that matter to TDM? I just played The Smiling Cutpurse using svn, and the missing models are producing black boxes in the bar area. |
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Somehow they didn't get added to SVN. They should be there now. TDM looks for .ase and .lwo |
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Two problems with what was checked in: 1 - The names have to include underlines before the numbers: models/darkmod/kitchen/wine_bottles_standling_01.lwo models/darkmod/kitchen/wine_bottles_standling_02.lwo What was checked in is missing the underlines. 2 - The origins of the lwo versions are different than the origins of the ase versions. When I added the underlines in my copy, the bottles were suspended 8+ units above where they should have been. |
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The easiest fix at this point is to just delete those replacements and put the originals back from 2.03. Maybe someone who can open .ase files will fix them in the future. |
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Done. |
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For the record, this is fixed in 2.04 by reverting to 2.03. If there's a desire to correct the models for 2.05, there's still room to do that. |
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This appears to be resolved as far as anyone knows. I suggest closing this and re-opening if any new problems are found in beta. |
- Anonymous
