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bfront2.log wrote:Message Severity: 3
C:\Battlefront2\main\Battlefront2\Source\LuaCallbacks_Mission.cpp(866)
Lua ReadDataFile: Could not open ..\..\addon\1MM\data\_LVL_PC\core.lvl

AQT wrote:

Marth8880 wrote:I am using Endor trees which require godrays.

That is not true, you are free to not have your trees use godrays. Take the file end_prop_tree01.odf as an example:

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[GameObjectClass]

ClassLabel = "prop"
GeometryName = "end_prop_tree01.msh"


[Properties]

GeometryName = "end_prop_tree01"




SwingSpeed = "1"
GeometryColorMin = "255 255 255 255"
GeometryColorMax = "255 255 255 255"

AttachOdf = "end_prop_godray"

AttachToHardPoint = "hp_godray"
AttachToHardPoint = "hp_godray2"
AttachToHardPoint = "hp_godray1"

See the lines pertaining to 'godray'? Feel free to remove them if you do not wish to have godrays in your map. However if you do want to keep them, make sure you have the file end_prop_godray.odf in your world's ODF folder as well as the following lines in your modID.fx file (make one if it doesn't exist already):

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Effect("Godray")
{
Enable(1);
MaxGodraysInWorld(5000);
PS2()
{
MaxGodraysOnScreen(50);
}
PC()
{
MaxGodraysOnScreen(10);
}
XBOX()
{
MaxGodraysOnScreen(10);
}
OffsetAngle(0.000000);
DustVelocity(0.0, -0.1, 0.0);
MaxViewDistance(150);
MaxViewDistance(130);
}

Just like the stock end1.fx file.

CT-26-6958_Hevy wrote:where is the MOD_ID.fx file?