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Flanking III Submarine
So I just started to learn how to add new units to BtS (using CustomAssets instead of a mod). I read two tutorials, and successfully added the Colonial militia from the American Revolution Scenario in Vanilla Civ.
Then I started adding downloaded units, but clearly I'm doing something wrong. The unit graphics look fine on the Civilopedia, but when I create it in the Worldbuilder the model graphic keeps changing.
When I don't have the unit selected, the graphics are of whatever unit I've set the KFM (animation?) files to. When I have the unit selected, everything is fine again. For example I have a custom graphic scout UU using the scout animation. If I click on it to move/attack, when I select another unit, it starts using the default scout graphics again.
I also have a question about the <SHADERNIF>Art/Units/Terry/Warrior_FX.nif</SHADERNIF> tag in the art XML file. What does it do? The units I download don't have a _FX.nif file, so I just set it to the other .nif file. Also, it seems to make no difference if I delete the <shadernif> tag altogether.
<SHADERNIF>Art/Units/Terry/Warrior_FX.nif</SHADERNIF>
Then I started adding downloaded units, but clearly I'm doing something wrong. The unit graphics look fine on the Civilopedia, but when I create it in the Worldbuilder the model graphic keeps changing.
When I don't have the unit selected, the graphics are of whatever unit I've set the KFM (animation?) files to. When I have the unit selected, everything is fine again. For example I have a custom graphic scout UU using the scout animation. If I click on it to move/attack, when I select another unit, it starts using the default scout graphics again.
I also have a question about the <SHADERNIF>Art/Units/Terry/Warrior_FX.nif</SHADERNIF> tag in the art XML file. What does it do? The units I download don't have a _FX.nif file, so I just set it to the other .nif file. Also, it seems to make no difference if I delete the <shadernif> tag altogether.
<SHADERNIF>Art/Units/Terry/Warrior_FX.nif</SHADERNIF>