Culvar wrote:Copy the republic's MSH folder to your custom side.

Please don't do that. That's the lazy way and it's how people end up with absurdly large filesizes. Copy what you need and only what you need.

Maveritchell wrote:

Culvar wrote:Copy the republic's MSH folder to your custom side.

Please don't do that. That's the lazy way and it's how people end up with absurdly large filesizes. Copy what you need and only what you need.

Okay. How can I fix my geometry though, like what do I need to copy?

Copy these msh files and their textures to your side's msh folder:
rep_weap_inf_rifle.msh
rep_1st_weap_inf_rifle.msh
rep_1st_weap_inf_fusioncutter.msh
rep_1st_weap_inf_pistol.msh
rep_weap_inf_pistol.msh
rep_weap_inf_sniperrifle.msh
rep_1st_weap_inf_sniperrifle.msh

Alright I am making progress on Error #3. I'll test it soon.

*EDIT* Ugh. Still a crash. I fixed my Cp's and added regions and all that, but still a crash. Could missing weapon geometries cause a crash? Anyway here is an error log:

Yes, it can. The game is very sensitive to user error. In fact, most severity 3 errors cause a crash, with only a handful of exceptions. You need to copy that stuff over, like has been said.

Alternatively, (someone tell me if I'm wrong, or right, but I think I have this..) I believe you can just call up the stock rep side in the lua and load the units that use weapons using the same geometry. The side assets are loaded into what amounts to collective memory, so you should be able to load those assets that way, and you wouldn't have to copy those msh files. That is, of course, if you're not changing anything about the msh or tga files for your new weapons, and that the weapons have odf filenames that differ from the odf filenames of the stock versions. The naming rule applies to units, etc, as well. As an added bonus, it'll keep the filesize down a bit.

While I'm here, it appears you messed something up in the lua regarding adding a CP, so check that out, and make sure everything is right.


If you've added these, make sure you have the associations between the CP object and the region/path correct in ZE. In other words, make sure the names match up.



Could someone shed some light on this error? I can only guess this has something to do with a destructible CP that doesn't have a name or property entered in ZE.



..and fill that SoldierAnimation memory pool.

Eh, it's al right. I started over anywho, I wasn't that far on the mod.