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Rapporter et problem med oversettelse
Room background mods are fine tough, won't overlap with this one.
-Edited the new three window backround to have some rubble in front of it.
-Edited wall_19, fixed contrast, shut the hole on lower part, backround image didn't stretch that low.
added walls 21, 22, 23. (see preview pic)
One wide window (test, a bit different than the rest, no column in middle, if it looks out of place, I can remove it), and two basic walls, with small openings on top.
Again, had to re-sub for the mod to update, do that if it doesn't update automatically.
If you don't see changes in-game automatically, unsub, and resub.
If people prefer to use separate ones like this one, I will be updating these ones too, if nothing needing to change/fix comes up with the new upload.
So during some attacks I've noticed parts of the background flicker and become transparent, here's a screenshot, notice the on the right side of the screen.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1100782591
So far I've only noticed it in the Ruins which is why I'm posting it here. It's not a huge problem but I thought you'd like to look into it.
Thanks. I know why that has happened. When I did these, I tough I need to bring PS files to GIMP and then convert them to PNG. That resulted some of them being out of place, so I manually tried to allign them, but I guess some gaps are still there. Now that I know I can just bring PNG from PS to GIMP, I should be able to fix that.
Also some layer effects got lost when I brought the PS file to GIMP, so some things don't look like they should, going thru them should fix that too.