"R" for the FOV blocks, and just right click on the others after you place them and you can set them to whatever you want.
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Seems it works great, although I get a message saying "QModManager stopped working" that I don't know what does that mean though.
So... how do we install this? I assume put all the files into Terratech's folder under /steamapps/common but there's three folders with overlapping files. There's no information given on install order and the READMEs are pretty useless. On top of that, whenever I open the Mod Manager and input the location of TerraTech it just responds with "Location of TerraTech (Nonexistant)" while I'm staring at the damn startup .exe of TerraTech in that very file I directed the path to. I'm not saying this whole setup sort of sucks, but it's not making a good first impression. Sort of throwing me on my own here and I'd rather not break TerraTech trying to figure this thing out.
I am sorry to hear you are having difficulty installing TTMM, @redbaron14n. Have you tried using this video as a guide?
most mods wont load for 1.2.0.1, and it doesn't do anything at all when in 1.2.0. Do i just need to wait for the other mods to be updated?
Can you list which mods currently have problems?
Did you reinstall the modloader patch? (Running TTMM after an update usually fixes this)
I am sorry that some mods may still be dysfunctional. I've been busy trying to maintain the minimal requirement for school to not fail. I should have more time to do so in the following stretch of time after I am finally done
Well the mod manager is no longer working at all, so i guess i am having problems with all the mods
I am sad because i was doing a modded campaign series on my YT channel
I ran TTMM, and nothing happened when i loaded the game after that. I downloaded it again, and then i just got the procedural blocks and GSO bacon strip. Now, nothing
Did anything appear in the black panel to the right? Does it show that the patch installs or is already installed?
Could it be possible that you have an antivirus that may be attempting to dynamically sandbox TTMM? I've seen reports of certain antiviruses causing abnormal effect
Additionally, make sure you only change mod content while the game is not running, For example, updating mods while the game is using them will tend to break the mod.
Activating and deactivating will only take effect after the game reboots. Disabling (moving the mod out of the mod folder) would be problematic if what is being moved is being used.
Anything more you can share? (Perhaps with screenshots if applicable? (Windows SnippingTool) )
only antivirus i have is windows defense.
If i update the mods now, will that fix it?
Stuff appeared in the console, but i meant there were no mods activated in the game