it's makeup in the gameThe runny mascara in this video, is it in the game already or is it a mod?
Ah it was in the eye shadow customization. Thank youit's makeup in the game
... and i thought that i have the oldes PC in the townanyone got the UE5 version to run on win7?
thats jsut the operating sisitem i had a amd fx 7650 with gtx 1060 and this game run just with aout the lumen light system from u5 but that even on me new rig ryzen 5 7600x with rederon rx 6750 xt thing is this new sestems in u5 make the games haw way beter light and texures at distance but it will cost far more in pc uses then the old way thats why you will need the upscaling for beter fps no mather the game expecialy if you want max setings and as big rez as you can get even the newest cpu and cards are working hard with out the upscaling... and i thought that i have the oldes PC in the town![]()
wdym by custom models exactly?Wondering if anyone has experimented with uploading custom models?
I guess i'm referring to, like say you have a fully rigged character model in blender. Is there any way to use that in game and replace one of the existing characters so they use the same animations?wdym by custom models exactly?
you can import pretty much any fbx model but it won't have a rig or anything, you COULD import parts of a model and then manually animate it like I did with this insect "You must be registered to see the links" but it takes a lot of work. Otherwise you can do some simple stuff like import a necklace or a weapon and simply attach it to a wildlife character
nopeI guess i'm referring to, like say you have a fully rigged character model in blender. Is there any way to use that in game and replace one of the existing characters so they use the same animations?
Next friday. Check Steve patreon development. The updated looks insane with the new outfits. Wish I can support himGuys any news when a new build drops? Aching for some new animations
Why would that be terrifying?Is anyone else terrified that Wild Life might end up like Skyrim - as in remembered for the amount of user-created content that it popularizes while the story remains a lackluster and forgettable meal?
The reason Bethesda games tend to have a very long life is because of the modders. So if modders, somehow, keep this game alive a decade form now... That would be something to rejoice, not fear, surely?Is anyone else terrified that Wild Life might end up like Skyrim - as in remembered for the amount of user-created content that it popularizes while the story remains a lackluster and forgettable meal?
I still hope that the game will finally have a decent story that will be remembered for a long time.Is anyone else terrified that Wild Life might end up like Skyrim - as in remembered for the amount of user-created content that it popularizes while the story remains a lackluster and forgettable meal?
It's because, to make it short and simple, how would you feel as a developer if you worked on a campaign for your story only to put only the bare minimum effort and leave all of your characters and settings not discussed outside of a sandbox or porn context? People mainly view Skyrim as a playground for mods specifically because Bethesda failed and continues to fail at hooking their audiences narratively or having any remotely decent character or quest writing. They're never remembered for their plots.Why would that be terrifying?