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- to download these workshop files as a separate .zip file, and then manually extract them to your SFM installation by dumping all the files to the usermod folder.
See if you can find the files spy_smack_new.vmt and spy_smack_new.vtf .
If they're missing, unsubscribe from the addon, open SFM to confirm the removal of the files, then subscribe again and open SFM to download and install them. It should fix it
I decided to change things in order to make it fit for the "1960's" aesthetic. And sorry if this is not that good. My previous video "Meet the Heavy but "Accurately 1960's" is kinda critisized for too black and white, so I decided to put a "faded" filter on this video. Also sorry if this looks like self-promoting.
I do have custom launch parameters in both autoexec.cfg and Steam's Launcher, but none of them affect the actual session file itself whatsoever.
If that doesn't work, read the 2nd point in this description, as well as the 4th one that includes a file with common problems you might run into and how to fix them
https://youtu.be/xG02JftoiLU?t=238