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Rhino Cybertoy from SS2
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Tags: Werebull, bull, rhino, model, replacement, Serious Sam 2, enemy, Toy
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Rhino Cybertoy from SS2

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The Rhino Cybertoy from Serious Sam 2, replacing the Werebull.

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If you're having troubles with making it appear in-game, make sure that no other resource has werebull models included. Go through your custom gros and make sure none of them contain werebull models. You could also manually extract this file into your folder and that will probably overwrite any other gro.
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šarko Jun 16 @ 9:17am 
@JesterOfDestiny can you make next encounter highlanders textures as a reaplacment for aludran highlander?
JesterOfDestiny  [author] Jun 8 @ 8:27pm 
@šarko I can't. The Next Encounter version has a completely different set of animations. Specifically the attack sequence: The classic biomech has an aiming animation and a separate firing animation for each arm. Those steps in its attack sequence are an integral part of the code. The NE version has the entire attack sequence baked into the animation. It's not possible to port without rewriting the code itself, which is not possible in Revolution.

Maybe, MAYBE if I separated the animation into multiple animations, to match the attack sequence. Or make entirely new animations. But that's way too much trouble for something that's not guaranteed to work. And even then, the two biomechs have different models in NE, as opposed to just different texture. Again, not possible to pull off without changing the code. Not to mention how jank these converted NE models are to begin with.