Tatsumaru

Suggestion: I added collision rendering that the character can walk on. Additionally, the polygons are visible on the collision surfaces. If the collision mesh contains too many polygons, we will be able to notice it, and if necessary, the file can be replaced with a more optimized version. Suggestion2: Information about the selected objects is displayed in the corner of the program. Clicking the path opens the folder containing the file. This information about the selected objects can be disabled in the program options. When you hover the cursor over an object's name, its highlight changes color, and when you click it, the object is selected. This can be useful, for example, when deleting a specific object. Suggestion3: After reducing the tree box, selecting objects in dense areas is easier.

Suggestion: instead of using the “Unselect” button to remove the preview object located under the mouse cursor, a quick double right-click could be used. However, a safeguard should be added to prevent the object from being accidentally removed while moving the camera. Additionally, the expanded folder tree does not need to collapse during this operation. It would be better if it remained expanded. I tested this solution, and it is very pleasant and intuitive to use. Test exe: [Hidden Content] PS: also see the list of textures and objects, there is a small change there, but very visually pleasing. If the mouse cursor hovers over an item in the list, the model preview is displayed in the center of the scene.

It works, although achieving a successful compilation is not easy. An important, unmentioned requirement is the need for a DirectX 9 compatible Client Source. It would be good if the author prepared a complete version of the World Editor in the future that wouldn't require integration with the user's SRC, as it might simply be incompatible. Warmest regards, Kaptan Yosun is a very friendly person with a massive patience bar xd

Out of curiosity, I uploaded the program for scanning. I don’t know much about viruses, but this Trojan-PSW.Win64.Stealer.axjw seems suspicious. Doesn’t this program steal files? xd

I have a suggestion. I'm not sure about others, but when I'm creating a map, I pay close attention to how the view will look from the player's perspective in a given region. Taking care of this aspect in WorldEditor isn't easy because the editor renders a much larger area than the game itself. As a result, the way the map looks in the editor doesn't always match what the player will actually see ingame. I've noticed that WorldEditor renders anywhere from 4 to 9 regions, while the game only renders a single region. It might be a good idea to add an option that limits the editor's rendered area to just one region, matching the way the game renders it. PS: A great addition would be a guide explaining how to achieve a rendering effect in the game similar to the one in the world editor, if you ever have the time and willingness to create it

To be honest, this project doesn't look very credible. You haven't shown anything related to the game, even though it's already in beta testing. It's not that I suspect you of anything, but it does look a bit strange. Putting that aside, since you're making a singleplayer game, why are you basing it on the Metin2 engine instead of using Unreal engine? In Unreal engine, you have all the graphics technology pretty much ready to go, so you could just focus on creating the story, mechanics, and cutscenes. Even if you want to preserve Metin2's original visual style, it would still make more sense to develop the game in Unreal engine.

In Martysama archive, you will find versions of the program that generate higher-quality shadows.

1. Could you widen the World, MSM, Effect, and Flight panels by 50 pixels? 2. In Perspective Adjust, there is a noticeable lack of an option to restore the default Field of View value.

[Hidden Content] Check this program. Drag the texture into the program, then drag the .sub files to see which .sub file corresponds to which part of the texture.

Yes. I’ve added support for MDE files. From now on, you can edit textures in MDE just like in GR2 Tip: If you added the program to the context menu, go to the program settings, remove it from the context menu, and add it again to update it with the new MDE file association.

Hi, no.

A seductive Valentine’s shaman. I’m sure more than one of you has met such a horny shaman on a game chat, spent the whole evening with her, and only God knows what you were doing and what you were writing about xd Best regards

I took your advice that you left some time ago in your thread xd

Gr2 Texture Changer Pro is an intuitive tool for quickly editing textures in models. It allows you to change texture paths either through direct editing or by dragging new textures onto the list. The program also makes it possible to remove unnecessary “junk” textures that are present in the model but serve no purpose. Additionally, the application can be added to the Windows context menu, letting you open models directly in the program without having to search for it on your drive. New in version 1.1! I’ve added support for MDE files. From now on, you can edit textures in MDE just like in GR2. Tip: If you added the program to the context menu, go to the program settings, remove it from the context menu, and add it again to update it with the new MDE file association. Check out my other program as well! • Atlasinfo Creator • Sub Generator Download: GR2 Texture Changer Pro (version 1.1) Requirements: .NET 8.0 Desktop Runtime (v8.0.22)

Oswap was sentenced to death for a criminal past related to Metin2, but he stayed alive and is in hiding. I’m not sure if it’s true.