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do you have any idea ?
do you think it could be due to the fact I previously edit your map when they were stand alone ?
thx !
They are basic when viewed in game.
Shadows are handled by the GM in the game client.
I did not edit or change the base lighting in any way to allow GM's to choose their own lighting when running a campaign. :)
Sure thing!
1. Hover over the 'Library' button at the top of Steam.
2. Select 'Tools'
3. Search for the Divinity Engine and install!
ty in advance
Mods need to be added to the campaign manually.
Enabling it in the main menu only applies to the official campaign.
i see the mode activate in menu
but i can see your level in prepare compaing ?
I found the problem. It should be fixed in the next update.
Thanks for pointing it out!
It depends on the female elf.
Some of the NPCs have visual sets assigned to them that allow leather torsos, some don't.
You'll have to experiment with the different types to see which one matches what you're looking for.
I can play around with different sized monsters and such for sure. =D
Hopefully that fixes the camera blob issue.
BUT with less special moods like the clear sky from the day panel there isn't this "visual bug" https://imgur.com/a/yMSzr
This isn't something that happend to me before with other maps or even in the main campaign so I though i'd share it here.