I spent a considerable amount of time adding in the extra padding, modifying the colors, and recreating the normals to fix the lackluster glossy effect of the helmet.
The differences between this texture and the vanilla texture are obvious. I provided a before/after image to demonstrate that. To say the changes were minor makes me curious.
If I could change anything for you, what would it be?
Isn't the appearance part of functionality of the mod? I usually expect mods to significantly change something in the game, I would think that would be part of the rating. I got the archive invalidater mod and everything works fine now. If you think my rating doesn't follow the guidelines let me know where I can find the guidelines and how to change the rating, I'd be happy to change it if ratings are based solely on whether the mod works or not.
@darktangent If you follow the instructions in this ARTICLE you should find a solution to your problem. Look for setting the bInvalidateOlderFiles line from 0 to 1 in your Fallout.ini, or check out Archive Invalidation Invalidated. After this problem is resolved, I'd appreciate a legitimate rating. Technically, you haven't used the mod yet, and your comments were a matter of personal taste, rather than the dependability or functionality of the mod itself.
What is happening is the game isn't being told to look for files outside of the .bsa's. So no, nothing looks different. I attempted to resolve this problem with you when you sent me a PM. I'm sorry if I responded too late, or wasn't able to resolve the issue immediately. Let me know how things go! ">
Ok, I got Operation Anchorage and rewrote the texture files. For some reason the old one looks the same as the new one. TBH, comparing your screenshots and the old armor they don't look that different anyways.
Edit: The textures in the latest release (v1.4) definitely do not have the extra padding. I'm 99% sure I did everything correctly as I've replaced textures many times before.
Where exactly is the archiveinvalidation.txt supposed to be? The only one I could find was in the data folder, and it only had a couple lines in it.
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EDIT: I meant Wasteland Mastery
EDIT2: Nvm, works fine now for some reason.
Read the description. Anchorage is required.
The differences between this texture and the vanilla texture are obvious. I provided a before/after image to demonstrate that. To say the changes were minor makes me curious.
If I could change anything for you, what would it be?
If you follow the instructions in this ARTICLE you should find a solution to your problem. Look for setting the bInvalidateOlderFiles line from 0 to 1 in your Fallout.ini, or check out Archive Invalidation Invalidated. After this problem is resolved, I'd appreciate a legitimate rating. Technically, you haven't used the mod yet, and your comments were a matter of personal taste, rather than the dependability or functionality of the mod itself.
What is happening is the game isn't being told to look for files outside of the .bsa's. So no, nothing looks different. I attempted to resolve this problem with you when you sent me a PM. I'm sorry if I responded too late, or wasn't able to resolve the issue immediately. Let me know how things go!
Edit: The textures in the latest release (v1.4) definitely do not have the extra padding. I'm 99% sure I did everything correctly as I've replaced textures many times before.
Where exactly is the archiveinvalidation.txt supposed to be? The only one I could find was in the data folder, and it only had a couple lines in it.
This mod doesn't include the suit itself. It just changes the way it looks.