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Another custom merc(not one of yours) who uses a short sleeve shirt also has a weird arm texture issue, but with her the arms become yellow instead of grey. Patricia something. I forget her last name but it's vietnamese.
now kinda sad :(
However, I noticed that the bio says that he is supposed to be battle-tested, yet he starts at level 1?
also, i've figured out how to make mercs banter with each other. I'd love to add interactions between Hector and my mercs-- if you could share whatever voice samples and settings you used to make this one I'd appreciate it!
I just want to give you a short update on a known issue that was reported to me, about the passive perk icon appearing multiple times when being on the sector map.
I did some further investigation and discovered, that the icon might get added multiple times to your action bar as soon as you activate some mod through the mod-manager during the same active client session. Doesn't matter which mod. This operation will cause a complete reload of all mods and therefore the passive display icon will be added multiple times to the runtime library. I have to do some further investigation on how to avoid this, but I can assure already, that it's only a display issue. The functionality of the passive perk itself is independent from its display and should work as intended.
Nevertheless for the time being a client restart after adding new mods will fix this problem till i found a more elegant code-wise solution.
Thanks a lot again for reporting this to me
Your Otherguy
Ha! Hector not good english. But Hector likes being photomodel. Hector was photomodel back in cuba for book cover of "Anger Management for Dummies: How to get rid of your psychologist in five simple slaps".
And Sam is chill about it for sure as well ;)
By the way: Very nice job on the weapon package so far! Really looking forward the things to come. Have to take a closer look on the blender importer myself next weekend but i guess i will focus on some banters for the mercs first.