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75 MB RAM altogether. I have 16 GB. Actually bought myself an MSI laptop this autumn. Intel Core i7. 16 GB RAM, NVidia GeForce GTX 860M and SSD slot (have not bought an SSD disk yet). More than enough for me. I do modding, use Photoshop, modelling software, play games and so on. All works fine. So, I guess I can afford extra 75 MB.

Rainmeter is for siderbars, folder sorting is Fences and the dock panel is Rocketdock. All free except for Fences but I will deal with it somehow.

Spent half of this day tweaking the UI. Here is the current result. The desktop is pretty much done, though I need to find a way to style the explorer windows now.

It is very hard to tell why they are crashing and I do not really see a point in making a new patch when there is an already made one by PhilipTNG.

Check FAQ.

What's your screen resolution? Also that could possibly be a browser cache bug.

Is it? Dissapears for me as soon as you scroll to top.

wungasaurus, do you know if there is some kind of MPQ unpacker that works from cmd? It would be possible to make a script that does all the procedures automatically.

Actually posted that one here a while ago.

I certainly do not want to award people for amount of posts. One may spam a lot around the board or ask only questions without contributing and so on. That's not the way I wanted to do it. I like an idea to award people with the best release of the months. I am taking tha as the criteria is calculated by our forum engine itself. Though, other awards like for creating an outstanding project, tool or movie are something that should be community driven and I do not yet know how to organize it properly. I do not want to do any biased decisions on choosing people to award.

Hello, Model-Changing Network! It has really been a while since we posted something community related here. Yet, the work on the website was still slowly going on and now I want to summarize everything that has been done during this winter and spring months and also talk a little about the new features. I personally would also like to hear your opinions on some ideas, features and other things, so please take some time to read this post . Besides upgrading our software to the lastest available version of Invision Power Suite, we have also installed a couple of new features that could and most likely would be useful for our community - the FAQ system and Awards system. So, I want to ask you about the way you think we may use these systems. FAQ: You can find the new module by choosing "More" in the upper menu and then clicking on "FAQ System". So, this is a full featured FAQ system that, in my opinion, may help us to collect and document all the common problems and obstacles that WoW modders face during the creative process. Right now there is only a section for Noggit-related questions and the WoW Error (crash) section is also to come soon. Even though you cannot create sections yourself, if you have something to document and it does not fit into any of the created categories, just let me know. However, every member is free to add new question/answer topics to any of the categories. I'd like to hear your opinions guys on how we can organize the FAQ sections better, what types of issues we could document and solve there. Also feel free to anyhow constructively criticize the idea and tell me honestly what is bad about it (I hope nothing :D), that also includes expressing your own ideas. Awards: The other less significant change that was made even before FAQ is Awards system. Basically now we can award members that have created something outstanding, contributed to the community in a major way and so on. This is a feature for the community and it should be driven by the community, in my opinion. So, I ask you members of MC-Net to express your ideas on how we can award our best memebers and what kind of awards should we have. The sample award could be seen on my profile page (also will be displayed under user's avatar on every post). Also feel free to discuss here any ideas, opinions or problems related to the community that you consider worth to be discussed. And yes, we want to say thank you for everyone using MC-Net and especially to those who contribute to the community. Even though the community is not yet very active, it is fascinating to know that about 300 different people regularly visit it and use the gained knowledge to bring their WoW modding ideas into life. Thank you for reading!

Sounds pretty fucked up. By the way, guys, have you heard about this? https://en.nostalrius.org/ (Not advertisement, please care to open a link and read).

What's that? Someone is facking you?

you could also in theory retrieve kind of filenames from m2s and some other things.

What happened to your server project?

I am aware of the issue, yet I am not an active Noggit developer (sorry for that, but I simply do not have enough knowledge). This probablem does not seem to come from textures. It seems to come from brush fetching up coords incorrectly. I do not personally face this too often as I mostly texture with Photoshop.

This is a bug with alphamaps. They seem to be misplaced. What if you reopen the map in Noggit? Stays the same?

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Try BLP plugin for Photoshop. It is the only tool that works 100% properly with the file format.

Try to reconvert with BLPlap and check if it has similar content in it. Something that would blend.