Guild hall texture tweak

[Sevenless]

It's kind of a tricky request, and I don't even know if it's possible without waiting until next world wipe.





Currently, the colour under the shingles is derived from the secondary block. But because it peaks through the shingles, your choices of side doors are pretty limited if you don't want the contrast peaking through the shingles to look wonky.

The secondary board colour is already being chosen to match well with the shingle colour. Would it not make more sense to swap the shingle underlay to be secondary board instead of using the secondary block?

[shubla]

I guess its not too hard to change model a bit?

[Sevenless]

I guess its not too hard to change model a bit?

No, but I don't know if that would retroactively change all the models of built halls, who built with this issue in mind.

Not really sure I'd like my meticulously crafted houses getting tweaked around either lol.

[shubla]

I guess its not too hard to change model a bit?

No, but I don't know if that would retroactively change all the models of built halls, who built with this issue in mind.

Not really sure I'd like my meticulously crafted houses getting tweaked around either lol.

I guess that theres some model for all of them. Only thing changing is textures that it consists of. So if they update one main model on server so roof colored thing looks better all of the mansions will update when server next time loads the mesh.

[DaniAngione]

Yes, it should be easily fixed for all built halls if they change the hall model itself. On simple terms, this is my guess, at least: Already built or not, all models are loaded from somewhere. If the new model simply overrides the old one on the game data, all instances of it are changed.

Just recently they've tweaked models a bit to make the female hair less wonky with straw hat. Being a model change, people didn't need to craft new hats or anything.

The only times we have to build stuff again, etc. is when the change affects data that is kept on each instance of an item individually. For example, when they fixed the loom. Every loom in the world has individual data that couldn't be fixed globally, so we had to rebuild them. Since the objects' models are not individually stored in each instance of an item/built object, they can be changed remotely

[Kirby254]

A preview of the place we are trying to make while holding specific kinds of woods would be nice...(rather than the current generic model that shows no matter what items we hold.)