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i downloaded this for ships and containers and they missing textures :(
For some reason the : in http:// was automatically left out when I click it.
Are you sure you're copying the link without the / at the beginning into a internet browser?
(Does this come with shuttles? If so, do they come in red and blue?)
No worries. I’ll update those readme files so they make more sense at some point.
Oh gee. Sorry about that. I must have missread the readme file and thought the scenebuild already had everything all set up.
I thought the readme instructions were for if somebody wanted to use the stage in an isolated scenario.
Sorry about my confusion on that, and thanks for the clarification
I should mention that you don't have to load in the whole stage. I assume you read the "Read Me File"? The session is basically a place holder so I can share this more. You have to set each model to it's default position and rotation, along with scaling it up. Once you have what you need, then you can group them all and move it and rotate it. It's like the other Ports I did in terms of set up.
Sorry to bother you, but where exactly do the assets have to go in order for the session to work. I've tried both the workshop and usemod files and the assets are there. Im assuming i'm doing something wrong here.
Because every time I try to post the link normally, it gets removed. Look it up. :)
Have you tried left click highlighting the whole link except for the slash? ;)
Never recommended these for GMOD anyway. :)
Anyway, great work, If I´d used SFM I would definately love this.