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  1. Subtitles (only intro video has voice), maybe needs checking for correct names, etc. elixir_subs.pk4
  2. I find it strange it does the wood decoration on the left wall differently.
  3. I moved from Manjaro Linux (rolling release) to Linux Mint (LTS). One of the reasons was that I found the updates a bit too often and long. But now on Mint I get updates every day, although they're usually small updates.

    1. JackFarmer

      JackFarmer

      Make sure to press "refresh" after you started the computer and have opened the update program before updating things from the list or if the list show nothing at all.

      Since a certain system update (don't know which one), I regularly have the following situation:

      1. I open the update program.
      2. The program shows  (a) nothing or (b) X possible updates.
      3. When pressing "refresh", the program shows (a) suddenly available updates or (b) X+X possible updates.

      Ubuntu version seems to be extremely stable (had not one crash since permanently switching to latest build in December 24).

      I've tried Debian version as well, but for reasons unknown (maybe something went wrong during installation?), it worked much slower, certain programs had not been available (or at least I was not able to find and install them), etc.

      This will probably get better if the team maybe has to drop the Ubuntu version for the known reasons.

      Apart from that, I think this is a good choice if you want to have a Windows like appearance (when using Cinammon).

       

    2. datiswous

      datiswous

      Well yeah Debian's package base is smaller and less recent I think. I don't really see the point of going to Debian. It's strange that it's slower than the Ubuntu version though..

      I tried to like Kde, Gnome and Cinamon, but in the end sticked with xfce.

      I think xfce is also a good choice if coming from Windows.

    3. datiswous

      datiswous

      Quote

      Since a certain system update (don't know which one), I regularly have the following situation:

      1. I open the update program.
      2. The program shows  (a) nothing or (b) X possible updates.
      3. When pressing "refresh", the program shows (a) suddenly available updates or (b) X+X possible updates.

      Maybe you could check if changing mirrors (Menu Edit > Software Sources > Official Repositories) helps, or maybe some of the options in Maintenance (Menu Edit > Software Sources > Maintenance)

      This is just a wild guess though.

  4. I don't understand where the graphics come from. It's not a strict conversion.
  5. This does not seem to have any effect. water_drips04_loop { editor_displayFolder ambient/environmental description "Made by pakmannen" looping sound/ambient/environmental/water_drips04_loop.ogg no_efx } water_drips01 { editor_displayFolder ambient/environmental description "Made by Saxmeister" sound/ambient/environmental/water_drips01.ogg no_efx } water_drips02 { editor_displayFolder ambient/environmental description "Made by Saxmeister" sound/ambient/environmental/water_drips02.ogg no_efx } Edit: I found that reloadSounds command (contrary to what you would think) doesn't reload the sounds. It only reloads the efx. It should been named reloadEfx instead.
  6. It's actually no_efx
  7. I think I remember someone used seta in a script in some fm and this created a problem elsewhere because the setting was changed globally. Or maybe I'm confusing things.
  8. Btw. in the start section there is a sound of water drops hitting the floor which has echo applied to the sound (I think). This is increased by the efx referb. I wonder if there's a version without this strong echo and how that would sound in combination with efx referb.
  9. Here is a first version of an efx file proposal. There are fortunately a good amount of info_locations. To test you can use console command "teleport info_location-name" ulysses_genesis.efx
  10. There doesn't seem to be a difference in writing set or seta in autoexec.cfg, they both work (there). What is the difference between set and seta?
  11. Maybe better to ask on https://darkfate.org ? Edit: It already takes place
  12. I think here is some info about flinders: https://wiki.thedarkmod.com/index.php?title=Breakable_objects#What_happens_when_an_entity_dies? So I think you replace the door model with different door pieces that fall to the ground. Maybe it's possible to make a custom one for wood pieces. Also maybe it's good to add a quick smoke particle or something that happens when it breaks so (maybe) you can hide the transition. I wonder if you could set: "def_flinder" "models/darkmod/junk/door01_broken_piece.lwo" "flinder_offset" "0 0 -5" "def_flinder1" "models/darkmod/junk/door01_broken_piece1.lwo" "flinder_offset" "0 0 5" "def_flinder2" "models/darkmod/junk/door01_broken_piece2.lwo" "flinder_offset" "0 5 -5" "def_flinder3" "models/darkmod/junk/door01_broken_piece3.lwo" "flinder_offset" "0 -5 0" Because I think"flinder_count1" probably makes copies and maybe you don't want same looking door pieces. At least that's my idea currently. But I never tried any of this.
  13. Finally! A new member. Welcome new member.
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