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Date: 2010-04-16 11:39 am (UTC)And aha. Yeah, last I saw, it had been narrowed down to individual firewall problems, but I'm registered so I can't check for sure. My login works, too.
Woohoo! At the very least, invisible pedestal recolors have to be MUCH lower-poly than invisible everything recolors. Standalone is also awesome! (Someday I should learn more about how to do things like that, given my facedesk-inducing issues with object creation. Or just stick with making recolors and defaults, as I actually know how to do that.)
Child ninja is win! I admit I only tested it in CAS, but no gaps or 'your graphics card is too good for this mesh' flickers, which is always made of win. Mapping is the same, so recoloring was stupidly easy. Now my monk-missionary-tourists can have mini-monks with them! Anything in particular you wanna be patron saint of?