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windwalker111
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Storebought Sketchbook Page
I uploaded my image. That went great. To make it quicker, I bought a sketchbook page from the store (and a really cool little hat). I crafted my sketch and when I moused over it, the preview looked great. I then built my knar, but now I have a knar with a blank sail. Did I miss a step or something? Thanks for a great game that's fun to play and gets the old heart beating good now and then.
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Ardennesss
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
Only thing I can think of is you finished the Knarr without the masterwork sketch in your inventory.
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shubla
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
Better build another one!

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AntiBlitz
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
cant you just apply the sketch to the knarr, ive never used one but just assumed this was how they worked. like right clicking it, or picking it up and right clicking on the sail or something
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windwalker111
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
No the sketch was in my inventory and was the first thing that went into the build, everything I did was the same as the knarr made before from a sketch made from hides that worked great! Doesn't make sense to repeat the build and expect a different result!
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MagicManICT
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
The game files get cached, and it's often that custom colors and images don't display properly until they load into the cache. Once loaded, it takes a reload of the scene for them to show up properly.
It could be that the image didn't update in a timely fashion. It could be that it is missing. However, if the sketchpad was used, I'm inclined to think it was added, and you're just not seeing it yet.
There may also be a rendering time for the image on the server that kept it from being loaded as soon as you built it. I don't recall loftar mentioning how long, on average, it took for a custom image to be available.
It could be that the image didn't update in a timely fashion. It could be that it is missing. However, if the sketchpad was used, I'm inclined to think it was added, and you're just not seeing it yet.
There may also be a rendering time for the image on the server that kept it from being loaded as soon as you built it. I don't recall loftar mentioning how long, on average, it took for a custom image to be available.
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loftar
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
That's the first thing I've heard about that. Are you sure? It shouldn't be like that.MagicManICT wrote:The game files get cached, and it's often that custom colors and images don't display properly until they load into the cache. Once loaded, it takes a reload of the scene for them to show up properly.
They should definitely be immediately available.MagicManICT wrote:There may also be a rendering time for the image on the server that kept it from being loaded as soon as you built it. I don't recall loftar mentioning how long, on average, it took for a custom image to be available.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
Then maybe I've misread things from the past in discussion on it. I know at one point there were issues with some of the variable materials not showing up immediately (requiring the scene to be reloaded for them to show) due to the way the information from the server was loaded. Was that was fixed? I'd have to dig to find the thread(s) that discussed it again. Seems like one of them was discussion of village banners.
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vatas
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
I recall some bug that caused things to display their default variable materials but I think it was fixed a long time ago.MagicManICT wrote:Then maybe I've misread things from the past in discussion on it. I know at one point there were issues with some of the variable materials not showing up immediately (requiring the scene to be reloaded for them to show) due to the way the information from the server was loaded. Was that was fixed? I'd have to dig to find the thread(s) that discussed it again. Seems like one of them was discussion of village banners.
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loftar
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Re: Storebought Sketchbook Page
Ah, yes, that has been fixed, but that shouldn't have affected custom images to begin with, because those are handled differently from variable materials.MagicManICT wrote:I know at one point there were issues with some of the variable materials not showing up immediately (requiring the scene to be reloaded for them to show) due to the way the information from the server was loaded. Was that was fixed?
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