Recently, I've added a lot of new models, skins, and voicepacks to my UT installation. I also added Xbots to manage the mess. Since then, I've been having a lot of issues with models not showing up (reverting back to default UT models), and models showing up with the wrong skin (or all one color).
Is there a limit to how many models and skins you can have? Does UT start to lose its mind if you have too much junk in the \System folder? It seems like I may have really screwed up my UT install, but I'm not sure what's causing the problems.
Too many models/skins/voicepacks?
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Re: Too many models/skins/voicepacks?
David_OSU,
OK, the obvious.....are all the files in the correct folder? Sometimes they are extracted to a subfolder under the main folder, for example, UT/System/System.....check that m8
OK, the obvious.....are all the files in the correct folder? Sometimes they are extracted to a subfolder under the main folder, for example, UT/System/System.....check that m8
Sergeant Todd
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Re: Too many models/skins/voicepacks?
Sergeant Todd,
Thanks for the suggestion, but I never automatically install umods, I always manually install all UT addons to make sure everything goes in the right place (and nothing gets overwritten by an older version file).
I was doing some compatibility testing with some mutators, so I wasn't using Xbots at the time. Seems like the problem doesn't happen when I've got Xbots active, so it may be a bug that Xbots corrects. Also, its possible that my default UT model list is messed up -- maybe I should revert that back to the default UT models and just use the Xbots lists for my custom models.
Thanks for the suggestion, but I never automatically install umods, I always manually install all UT addons to make sure everything goes in the right place (and nothing gets overwritten by an older version file).
I was doing some compatibility testing with some mutators, so I wasn't using Xbots at the time. Seems like the problem doesn't happen when I've got Xbots active, so it may be a bug that Xbots corrects. Also, its possible that my default UT model list is messed up -- maybe I should revert that back to the default UT models and just use the Xbots lists for my custom models.