Can't get arm mods to work (1 Viewer)

[nagisan]

Trying to add a tattoo to a character, I have the properly formatted SWF, but whether I install it manually following the Saving Guide.txt or automatically using the Mod Manager, when I open the game and try to load the character (or even the arm mod as its own standalone mod) it loads everything but the arm mod.

Any thoughts on what's wrong with it? New to the mod loader but I've exhausted the resources I could find on my own about loading arm mods.

 

[ModGuy]

Are you using the standalone player?
To make things easier, upload the culprit folder and I'll have a look.

 

[nagisan]

I've tried using the standalone player as well as my browser, can't get it working in either of them.

Here's an example....it's the faith tattoo swf you posted in another thread, I think I'm doing it right, it loads the hair fine, but the arm doesn't show the tattoo. From what I understand from the "Saving Guide.txt" I've got the mod setup right, but I just can't get it working.

Thanks for taking a look.

 

[ModGuy]

Right, just from the file name I can tell that's a legacy mod.
These no longer work, no doubt a bit ridiculous given I may have non-functional mods in my own thread.
The solution for now is to wait till I provide a solution.

 

[nagisan]

Okay, thanks for the info, I look forward to the solution and other updates.

 

[ModGuy]

Fixed, kept putting this off until now. Extra SWF loads Arm.swf in a character folder.
http://superdeepthroat.undertow.club/index.php?topic=1542

 

[nagisan]

Thanks, worked like a charm!

 

[Kyro]

Thanks, worked like a charm!

Why past tense?

 

[anonymous]

Thanks, worked like a charm!

Why past tense?

I certainly hope so, it'd be pretty useless to use future tense.

Reminds me of a Mitch Hedburg joke. "I used to do drugs, I still do, but I used to too."

 

[ModGuy]

Mitch Hedburg

Such a great comedian, his casual style made anything hilarious.

 

[Kyro]

I certainly hope so, it'd be pretty useless to use future tense.

Reminds me of a Mitch Hedburg joke. "I used to do drugs, I still do, but I used to too."

lol. What I mean was ''why past tense version?'' because well just think of it this way: put something in the wrong place/screwed a bit of code, someone tells you how to correct it, then it ''worked like a charm'' lol.

The word ''worked'' implies you, yourself did something about it on your end, so it probably wasn't the most appropriate word. ''works'' On the other hand would imply that someone gave you something that fixed the problem(in this scenario anyway).

But yeah the pic implies that I was just being daft pointing out something because I'm being daft, what also implies not being serious lol.

 

[ModGuy]

lol. What I mean was ''why past tense version?'' because well just think of it this way: put something in the wrong place/screwed a bit of code, someone tells you how to correct it, then it ''worked like a charm'' lol.

The word ''worked'' implies you, yourself did something about it on your end so it probably wasn't the right word. ''works'' On the other hand would imply that someone gave you something that fixed the problem(in this scenario anyway).

But yeah the pic implies that I was just being daft pointing out something because I'm being daft, what also implies not being serious lol.

>.>

 

[nagisan]

lol. What I mean was ''why past tense version?'' because well just think of it this way: put something in the wrong place/screwed a bit of code, someone tells you how to correct it, then it ''worked like a charm'' lol.

The word ''worked'' implies you, yourself did something about it on your end, so it probably wasn't the most appropriate word. ''works'' On the other hand would imply that someone gave you something that fixed the problem(in this scenario anyway).

But yeah the pic implies that I was just being daft pointing out something because I'm being daft, what also implies not being serious lol.

Tomato-Tomäto :P

 

[anonymous]

lol. What I mean was ''why past tense version?'' because well just think of it this way: put something in the wrong place/screwed a bit of code, someone tells you how to correct it, then it ''worked like a charm'' lol.

The word ''worked'' implies you, yourself did something about it on your end, so it probably wasn't the most appropriate word. ''works'' On the other hand would imply that someone gave you something that fixed the problem(in this scenario anyway).

But yeah the pic implies that I was just being daft pointing out something because I'm being daft, what also implies not being serious lol.

Tomato-Tomäto :P

Totally read that as Toe-mah-toe twice.