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not aware of that. I would stick to the tutorial

Not sure what you mean "new mod package inside"?

Yes a clone. if you are cloning a tree type is probably same, but instance id is what i think matters

Maybe I am missing something and there is an easier way. I am trying to make a glowing apple that has only a single texture and thought adding a glow fx might be the way to go. I couldn't think of a non-light object that glows, except the growfruit tree. I pulled part of that fx code and added it, but still nothing.

<V n="geometry_state" t="apply_new_value">
<V n="apply_new_value" t="set_to_custom_value">
<T n="set_to_custom_value">healthy</T>
</V>
</V>
<V n="model" t="apply_new_value">
<V n="apply_new_value" t="set_to_default_model" />
</V>
<V n="vfx_state" t="apply_new_value">
<V n="apply_new_value" t="start_vfx">
<V n="start_vfx" t="single_effect">
<U n="single_effect">
<T n="effect_name">spring_challenge_growfruit_tree_glow</T>
</U>
</V>
</V>
</V>


Any suggestions?

The supersize and landscape sizes are the same mesh as EA's large -with slight adjustment in orientation or width. I noticed the bevel issue, but it doesn't bother me. I believe it is due to the EA map of the original map. I believe that Havem found that adding a border to the images (512x512 image was 510x510 on a 512x512 background). Not sure that helps. Good luck

Depends on how you approach it. The simplest way to do it is to locate and save all the recipe ids for the experimental foods, create a snippet for an existing group (vegetables, meats etc.), add the experimental food recipe ids to the snippet, create empty object and add the new snippet. You could add everything to one snippet - one category- or create additional ones to divide your experimental recipes into existing categories. Hope that helps

I do not have experience using body meshes in blender, but use for objects a lot. My guess is that the face is part of the full body texture, so using the head mesh, it isn't mapped to the right spot. When creating/modifying/redoing an object this is what I do, the process may help you figure it out.

Open the windows with texture on left and mesh on right
Put mesh in edit mode
Go to face select instead of default point select
Select one face on mesh
image on right will change with the loaded texture disappearing, just a triangle on blank background
below the texture window on left - click the up or down arrows next to the "+New" button and reselect your diffuse texture
Now move the triangle in the texture window to the portion of the texture you want.

Good luck