Disgustedorite wrote:Did you ever get around to looking into the speed issue?

I did, never found any way to fix it. I might try taking another look after my break rolls around.

Ummm... Not to sound volatile or disrespectful, but why not in the mod itself?

I'll try it out. Oddly enough the default y value for the lvl 5 speed stat is 1000.

Huh. You're right. For some reason my method does set the speed to level 0. I'll look into this some more and try to find a way to fix it.

is it like the beta run animation? look it up, it looked way better, but for some reason the official release scrapped it even though they made one no, but it keeps the creature's legs from going through themselves. My only gripe is that it makes every creature have a speed of level 0... My desired...

READ: This is not a fix for the bug where creatures don't animate at all. As far as I know. I never had that bug. Now, On to the mod. This mod will make the in-game walking/running animations slightly less atrocious. I noticed that high speed level creatures tend to animate in a very weird fashion. ...

No problem.

I do.

Here it is: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <properties> <keys name="palettePalettePages"> <key groupid="creature_editor_palette_pages~" instanceid="DI_Armor_1" /> <key groupid="creature_editor_palette_pages~" instanceid="DI_Arm...

Oh it is. Downloads is where I saved the initial package.

Downloads. I named the package file "ArmorOutfitter".

Well for some reason it still isn't working. I removed the unedited file and tried multiple load orders but for some reason it still doesn't seem to do anything.

The "level editor" probably was an early version of the Adventure Editor that was cut so EA could release an expan- I mean, because of bugs.

I was thinking it might be helpful to add a little note to the description of the Abilities that mentions what weapon piece they compliment. For example the "bite" ability that has an axe icon could say in its description "Goes best with Axe weapons".

I should probably mention: The original file has hashes rather than lettered names when I open it.

Ah. So my file tree would only include the modified version? Anyway I switched over to 9.r after I found a way to remove the part of it that's altering the bite graphic.

I'm glad you're not upset. I must have done something wrong because I followed the steps you outlined and it didn't work. I made it for DI9r since your original instructions use it. My "File Tree" in sporemaster looks like this(Show only modified files is checked): animations~ part_models_...

Well, you can make it look like the DI blasters are functional by hiding a GA pulse gun in the hand. At least that's what I find works best.

Don't worry, I won't ask you to sift through file names for me. If my comment was hurtful or pushy in any way you have my apologies. I like the component system by the way.

Forgot to ask: What would I have to do differently if I want to make this for the DI9 stable version? Not that 9.r is bad, but I have some symptoms of OCD when it comes to graphic and animation glitches so I've been using the DI9 Stable version while I wait for the next beta release.