This tileset ONLY includes the files found in LoW's original upload. This is a rebuild of LoW's Seasonal Forest v10. This is an early winter nonoverriding reskin/rework of the Bioware Rural Winter Tileset for my upcoming module "Winter's Night." Not all of the textures have been finalized, but I wanted to get this out there so that more people can play with it and give me feedback. The contents of this project assume advanced knowledge of NWN, NWN EE, and basic modeling skills along with a working familiarity with the MDL format. This archive consists of a variety of useful tidbits I've gathered over the past 16+ years - emitter settings, animation key settings, etc. Those are included for Players to place in - yup you guessed it! the /override folder - or Builders making custom HAKs. NOTE2: If you attach the HAK to a module, you do NOT need the override files. NOTE: If you use Keyholing, the doors will NOT be cut away as they are interactive features and keyholing doesn't work with those types of objects. Still not sure what I'm babbling about? Load up an exterior area in the Toolset, paint a building with a door in it, load up the module in game AND, if you walk the PC around to the back of the building, you'll notice the door slowly fades from existence. The alpha on the visible meshes has been raised to 100.0 to prevent the door from fading away as your PC moves past it. Offered in one handy download as a HAK or as /override.
Tired of tileset doors fading from existence when your PC is on the "wrong side" of them? The Grumpy Old Goat, inspired by a comment from Zwerkules, presents "NO FADE DOORS". Version 1.4 of my reskin/rework of LoW's Mirkwood Swamp Tileset, optimized for NWN EE. WARNING: The Beamdog versions (TCM02 and TRM02) are missing some tiles.
Simply drop these files into your module's tophak then, once you've verified the areas, remove medievalcomp.hak and medruralcomp.hak from your module's HAK list. These files allow you to convert your areas to the Beamdog content without having to edit each one's ARE file. T his is a simple set of four files that will convert areas in a module using Zwerkules Medieval and Medieval Rural to use the new versions incorporated into NWN EE v8193.16 and higher.
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