Post by mysticora on Nov 16, 2024 10:45:10 GMT -5
Hello!
Just started out and I couldn't be happier that I found a way to fix the horrific in-game textures and colors of the crystals! But, for some reason, if I select one crystal, change the texture/color and add that package-file to my mods, it either pastes that texture onto all crystals of the same mesh, or makes them all a different color.
For example, I made the amethyst crystal a better shade of lilac, saved it and added it to the mods folder, started the game to see that the amethyst looks amazing now! But the hematite is now also lilac, and all other crystals of the smaller mesh are red.
The crystals of the larger mesh works better - if I have a override recolor of the crystal it shows up correctly, but if I don't have one, the unedited crystals inherits one of my override recolors.
Am I selecting the wrong sort of file? Should it be standalone recolors? Selective clones? Or does any of you have other ideas/solutions to this issue?
Thanks in advance!
Just started out and I couldn't be happier that I found a way to fix the horrific in-game textures and colors of the crystals! But, for some reason, if I select one crystal, change the texture/color and add that package-file to my mods, it either pastes that texture onto all crystals of the same mesh, or makes them all a different color.
For example, I made the amethyst crystal a better shade of lilac, saved it and added it to the mods folder, started the game to see that the amethyst looks amazing now! But the hematite is now also lilac, and all other crystals of the smaller mesh are red.
The crystals of the larger mesh works better - if I have a override recolor of the crystal it shows up correctly, but if I don't have one, the unedited crystals inherits one of my override recolors.
Am I selecting the wrong sort of file? Should it be standalone recolors? Selective clones? Or does any of you have other ideas/solutions to this issue?
Thanks in advance!
