New species for SWGEmu Core3 beta 0.5
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When will we be seeing that? 
You're breaking my heart.
Q2 2019?Sytner said:
More like Q1 2021 the earliest with the new features and rewrite that's going on.
If only I could help to speed this along but I have no skills and am powerless without your guys great tools
Say Halyn, you mentioned something in the OP about info for clipping. Is there a guide or anything to what you need/how to fix that? That's one of the things I'd love to learn.
Say Halyn, you mentioned something in the OP about info for clipping. Is there a guide or anything to what you need/how to fix that? That's one of the things I'd love to learn.
No. Clipping is kinda a fact of life with something like this - just like it is in vanilla SWG. (See also: long hair females/Twi'leks clipping with clothing)
Benfuller86
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i cant get this working i follow ur installation guide. nothing happens in game
If you don't see the new races on your client, at the very least you haven't added the TRE to your load order. Even if your server isn't configured right, you should see the races available at character creation.
If you're starting fresh and haven't added any of your own content to the server, you don't have to touch the CRC file. (It's in the "misc" folder in your TREs.)
Skills.iff is necessary to add species bonuses; it's /not/ necessary for just enabling the species, though certain things won't work if you don't. If you look through that datatable, you'll see the old species each have their own entry; copy one and work from that to add new races.
Skills.iff is necessary to add species bonuses; it's /not/ necessary for just enabling the species, though certain things won't work if you don't. If you look through that datatable, you'll see the old species each have their own entry; copy one and work from that to add new races.
I don't particularly understand what I'm doing wrong.
1. Put species.tre in SWGEmu folder on my Debian Virtual Box Desktop. Then I placed the same species.tre file in my SWGEmu client outside the virtual box.
2. I replaced the existing Races.h file.
3. I replaced PlayerCreationManager.cpp and ImageDesignManager.cpp
4. I put all the necessary Lua's in /MMOCoreORB/bin/scripts/object/creature/player/
And replaced the files in /MMOCoreORB/bin/scripts/object/creature/player/base
Did I miss a step or do something wrong? None of the species show up when I login to character creation.
Edit: All I want to do is be able to create the character and login. I'm wanting to make a basic video tutorial on how to install the species. Just for future reference and because it might be helpful to someone else.
1. Put species.tre in SWGEmu folder on my Debian Virtual Box Desktop. Then I placed the same species.tre file in my SWGEmu client outside the virtual box.
2. I replaced the existing Races.h file.
3. I replaced PlayerCreationManager.cpp and ImageDesignManager.cpp
4. I put all the necessary Lua's in /MMOCoreORB/bin/scripts/object/creature/player/
And replaced the files in /MMOCoreORB/bin/scripts/object/creature/player/base
Did I miss a step or do something wrong? None of the species show up when I login to character creation.
Edit: All I want to do is be able to create the character and login. I'm wanting to make a basic video tutorial on how to install the species. Just for future reference and because it might be helpful to someone else.
You need to add the TREs to your load order.
You also need to do a build after dropping my files in.
You also need to do a build after dropping my files in.
/thumbsup
Then there's the tedious part of adding the new races to all the equippable items in the game, lol.
Then there's the tedious part of adding the new races to all the equippable items in the game, lol.
I'm still tinkering with new species. Need the ACM editor Timbab is writing for SIE to finish.
