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If you do get it to load eventually, there is a modding wiki at https://automation.gamepedia.com/Modding but some of it might be outdated or not have enough information. You can also join the official discord chat to ask questions. It's easier to answer specific questions there than to give any kind of generic advice here.
I mean, i wouldn't think my PC is slow, although i did build it 4 years ago almost now.
It's got a I5-4690k, GTX-970, and 16gb of ram with a 1TB hard drive.
Maybe the age is getting to it, idk
There are some programs now that i can't really run anymore at a high grade sadly.
I can't even run Ultra or high on BF5 which is a bummer. I get 144fps on it, but it stutters so bad to where it's unplayable most of the time and i've heard it's because my CPU can't handle it which is unfortunate.
But perhaps you're right
I'll try again tomorrow on my day off and see what happens, maybe i do need to upgrade soon.
do's and don'ts?
And more efficient ways to do things or whats your favorite way to do it.
The only "experiance" i have with 3D design or if you can call it that. is using the hammer editor for source games, and i think i've been able to make "Acceptable" maps with it while trying to keep it FPS friendly.
That's exactly the same as I have so it can't be that. :/
The best advice I can think of on the 3d side of things is get Blender and find some beginner tutorials for it before trying to mod Automation, and don't start with car bodies, they're difficult. Start with simple fixtures like grilles to get the hang of it. Making maps for Source engine games will help you make photo scenes for Automation, because it's just like building a level for any other game, but not really helpful for body or fixture mods.
Just needed like 10-15 minutes
I greatly appreciate your support!