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Missing Path Textures
- Author(s)
- Altruistic Anduin
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- 1.21 KB
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- 67
- Created
- Sep 16, 2022
- Updated
- Sep 16, 2022
- Resources
- 12
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Pending
This bundle is marked as pending. It has not been reviewed by a staff member yet.
In Reforged, there were some structure doodads with missing path textures (Pathing - Pathing Texture), and majority of them gave up and just used the no-path texture used for the Mushroom doodads and whatnot. This upload not only fill in the missing path textures but also add in new ones appropriate for other structure doodads. One example is the City Building Row (Group 3) in which you can use the uploaded TGA file, CityBuildingRow3.tga, to properly place the structure doodad. I will try to make more and add to this bundle when I have the time.
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This looks really useful for anyone wanting to create maps in HD graphics, and potentially even for people in SD wanting to convert between the two. Good Job!
