Amadeus

alright, this one is my bad. I just deleted the entire archive and redownloaded the FM. Now the issue seems to be gone. Perhaps I had an extraneous material file that overwrote something? I don't know, but everything seems to be working as normal. Thanks for looking into this. And now I have learned to delete and reinstall an FM before reporting a bug

hmm, what you have is correct. So then I wonder what the issue could be on my side. I'll take a look in a little bit

Hey, so I just loaded up A Good Neighbor in TDM 2.11 and noticed a fairly significant bug. 2.11 seems to have broken the reflective water texture I used for the flooded basement. I attached screenshots, the first is of 2.10, then second is taken in 2.11. The difference is pretty clear. Help please!

I feel like this is something that can be done in DR's Stim/Repsonse editor. Body goes in, ashes come out... But we'll wait for Dragofer to explain why we need a script

Mama mia! I particularly love the last pic, great work!

Can you provide a screenshot of the location? You can use the console command "noclip" to fly around easily and get there

agreed. the key is just keeping em small, I think. Lord knows Written in Stone was wayyyy larger than we wanted it to be

yeah, not really, but several cultures do have harvest festivals, so it can still be around that same theme. Plus I'm tickled by the idea of an FM where Corbin has to steal a frozen turkey for his family dinner because the butcher was sold out

I COULD (heavy emphasis on this) be interested in another contest. I'd probably do something very, very small, but it would be fun to get a bunch of Autumn themed FMs

Thanks for making this video marbleman! I'm looking forward to watching it and am very curious to see how you ghosted it

Congratulations! Very much looking forward to playing this tonight

Thanks for playing, I'm really glad you liked it! As for your question, I need to go back and work on this problem. Now that I have a better understanding of just how DR works in general, I think I can make a better, more reliable solution. There are also a handful of other bugs I gotta go back and fix too.

Congrats on the release! this was a very cool FM, just oozing at the seams with atmosphere and ambience. Great work!

Let he whose FM is without bugs cast the first stone.

I just finished this FM last night, and it was a ton of fun! I absolutely loved your city design and city atmosphere. It's nice that you took a step away from TDM's tried and true "doom and gloom" aesthetic and made a really vibrant city. It was a wonderful combo of original brushwork and modules, I really loved it. Great work!

hmm, this sounds like a bug then unfortunately. Strange, because other players have gotten all the secrets, not sure why the chain is suddenly nonsolid now... Sorry about that

Eh, don't feel too bad about this particular spot. This was a troublesome area when it came to beta testing that's been tweaked and retweaked a few times, but since this was a contest mission with a deadline, there is only so much you can do

Yep!

At long last, we finally have a train mission! This was a blast to play, well done! This actually reminded me a lot of that one train level in the Splinter Cell series way back when

Congrats on the release Geegee, looking forward to this

Think you got the wrong thread But I am not the least bit surprised you found a way out of the map

Congrats on the release! I've been looking forward to playing this one, and these screenshots look very impressive!

Hey, thank you very much for the kind words I'm happy you enjoyed the mission. I am a bit busy with RL things this summer and haven't been nearly as responsive on the forums as I should be, lol, but I am hoping to start work on another FM after that. As for the glitch, I'm not sure I have experienced that. I'll take a look this weekend and see what's what. Also, Dragofer, Biker and I worked on a newly released FM for the recent contest called "Written in Stone" so feel free to give that a whirl if you want

You are truly favored by the gods!