[REL] Fm_NewInteriors v1.0...

[Von -E]

Since it appears this isn't going to happen... (I'm not complaining, I'm aware that modders' real lives sometime intrude upon these important issues! *grin*)

Originally Posted by DivingDuck

Moin Skwasjer,

well, damn good suggestion. It was way too obvious to use a dial controller. Have used it a hundred times for all the food. But it didn´t appear to me in this environment. I was so locked in the SMC pattern while working on the engine. Stupid me.

@ALL:
a patch will follow, taking care of the sound issue.


Regards,
DD

...can anyone send me the following file already "fixed?" (several reasons that S3Editor won't run here)

Originally Posted by Capt. Morgan

1) Disable the mod
2) Open MODS/FM_NewInterior_V1.0/data/Sound/Sh3.sdl with s3d
3) Find the DD_Engine.DieselEx entry (s3d has a search function)
4) lower the doppler setting from 100 to 0
5) Save the file, enable the mod, and show Tommy who really rules the waves.

I'd also appreciate this fix for the seeming over-abundance of salami's...

Originally Posted by DivingDuck

Moin,

eat faster! LOL.

Open CR7.dat with S3D and search for 'DMY_Salami'. You can delete the complete node including all sub nodes or browse the tree and delete them one by one. Corresponding entries in CR7.sim do not have to be deleted.

Regards,
DD

(I believe the file he's actually referring to is "NSS_Uboat7_CR.dat" ...?)

Anyhoo, if anyone can help, I'd be thankful!

[flakmonkey]

Originally Posted by Von -E

...can anyone send me the following file already "fixed?" (several reasons that S3Editor won't run here)

Patch was never released. Im sure someone will upload a file with the changes suggested by capt. morgan for you. I would do it but i dont have the time right now to re-download and edit the mod as im off to work in 20mins

Originally Posted by Von -E

I'd also appreciate this fix for the seeming over-abundance of salami's...

Heres a quick way to reduce/delete the swinging food...

-First to edit the .dat file youll need s3d (a forum search should find it)
-Find the file NSS_Uboat7_CR.dat in the mod folder and open in s3d (you might want to create a backup too, just in case you mess anything up)
-Expand the node "interior root - COMMAND ROOM"
-Locate nodes with the following names:
banana_##
ciolan_##
coaste_##
salam_##

There will be multiple nodes with these names, if youre unsure what it is the node controls, use the 3dmodel preview window to view it.
You can select all these nodes and delete them or just delete a few to suit your taste.

Save the .dat file when youre done, when you re-enable the mod with jsgme your altered dat will be loaded and there you go, no more swinging food.

[Von -E]

Originally Posted by flakmonkey

Patch was never released. Im sure someone will upload a file with the changes suggested by capt. morgan for you. I would do it but i dont have the time right now to re-download and edit the mod as im off to work in 20mins

How does work rate higher than SH3? &grin*

Originally Posted by flakmonkey

Heres a quick way to reduce/delete the swinging food...

-First to edit the .dat file youll need s3d (a forum search should find it)

Oops... as I said, no S3D can be used here.

[flakmonkey]

Originally Posted by Von -E

Oops... as I said, no S3D can be used here.

Hmmm Not sure why youre ruling out using s3d, its a great tool but anyway, sansal`s pack3d is an alternative, but you may have trouble finding a dl link.

[Von -E]

Originally Posted by flakmonkey

sansal`s pack3d is an alternative, but you may have trouble finding a dl link.

That's why I was hoping someone who's edited those two files could send them to me (or at least the one file to fix the sound bug). My alternative is to sit and hope for a patch for the mod. or even better yet, a "lite" version sans engine room (which would avoid the sound bug and maybe even lessen any potential FPS problems for end users?). *grin*

[SquareSteelBar]

Sansal's Pack3D Versions

[WarlordATF]

This is a incredible job! I wish it was in SH4 because i'd gladly use it as my Type IX interior. Nice work!