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IgnorantBliss
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Many EPs have caused changes to originally base game objects, not just Pets. It's not necessary to offer base game compatible versions, of course, just make sure you have marked your download properly to inform people which EPs are required, so that the objects don't cause problems in their games. |
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May I ask please, if I had objects with 0x8c created, is there a way to find out what ep is needed? Can I see it in my packages? | |
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eletrodj
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Join Date: Dec 2005 |
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I don't if it's the right answer, but, if you click in your(s) OBJD and open the PJSE OBJD Tool (SimPE/Tools/PJSE/OBJD Tool), there will be the "Required EP Flags". Like the image. |
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lom23
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Join Date: Apr 2009 |
Hoping someone sees this since this thread has not be used since 2008. Question: when making an object base game compatible, most tutorials say to go to the File Table and uncheck all except Include CEP and Include original. What about Include graphic? Most screenshots in these tutorials don't show that option of Include graphics. Isn't that something important? |
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