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Should also be compatible as a single file. The name of the file is something with poormud, I don't know the folder by heart but there are several versions of it. Some are the dirt roads, some are the gravel roads.
There are 2 .dds files if I remember correctly.
yes, as long as you put the data from my mod into the folder last. Otherwise you overwrite my mod data.
Texture, Sky and Lighting Overhaul (V2)
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3228447902
I have no idea. I'm not a programmer and don't know what's involved. But that's the case with many, if not all, games: if you change something specific, it can change the whole process and have unforeseen consequences. Chain reaction.
From a logical point of view, that's the only thing I can think of. Since it was obvious (with the smoke). The game has problems in some areas anyway, because the few people who develop it can't see everything or edit it that quickly.
Since I am someone who always thought that texture mods just replace "dumb" graphic files - what is actually the problem that can happen with particle effects and what do ini files do? I'm just curious.
Normally the mod should not cause this. The only thing would be particle effects, I removed the ini files & now it should work if it was due to the mod.
Reinstalling should work.
If there are still problems, it's not the mod.