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Texture location ?

TerryW

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I'm using a ukvfrhousing object, the AG_3_house1. The texture is too bright. I'm having trouble locating the texture in the UKVFRLibrary texture folder.

I removed all the textures from the folder intending to return them 1 by 1 until I found the one I want. BUT the object still appears with its texture when the texture folder is empty. How is this possible? I have Addon Scenery/wardens quarters folder/scenery folder with object bgl/texture folder with no textures.

grab_068.jpg

If anybody has experience of using the ukvfr addon & might know more I'd be very grateful for an answer.
TW.
 
Load the library into MCX and it will tell you which texture is used.
 
Tom Gibson, you're right ........ It's BLDA2 & midway right at the bottom. Thanks for the suggestion.
Cheers, Terry Wallis.
 
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