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OK here is the Prp file for the soccer field, page #13 and the Croquet field, page #14.
I had to use Urufun 2.0 to open the Minkata age file and add this line "Page=minkSoccerpage,13" for the Soccer Field
and add this line "Page=minkCroquetPage,14" for the Croquet field
and that was it, have fun and let me know which team wins

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Soccer field
http://www.mediafire.com/?7ahn7mr6nvff027

Croquet field
http://www.mediafire.com/?65d0d203q2455aq

That looks great, Karkadann. It should be fun to use this soccer field.

Cool! But how does it look at night?

D'Lanor wrote:Cool! But how does it look at night?

It sticks out like a sore thumb

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Maybe you could make a night and day version for each goal and show/hide the proper one using the global Python script xAgeSDLBoolShowHide. You don't even need a new SDL variable for it. Just use the existing minkIsDayTime variable.

I downloaded the prp file. Do I have to only put it in my dat folder and that's it or do I have to scrap the .sum file too?

Annabelle wrote:I downloaded the prp file. Do I have to only put it in my dat folder and that's it or do I have to scrap the .sum file too?

The sum file does not know this page so it won't check.

And you have to do this to make it load:

Karkadann wrote:I had to use Urufun 2.0 to open the Minkata age file and add this line "Page=minkSoccerpage,13"

Old picture from MOUL days(already 5 years ago!!! )

D'Lanor wrote:Maybe you could make a night and day version for each goal and show/hide the proper one using the global Python script xAgeSDLBoolShowHide. You don't even need a new SDL variable for it. Just use the existing minkIsDayTime variable.

um if its easy enough for me to figure out, I could give it a try, Modeling I can do but python and all that programing stuff has always bin a bit beyond me, ill give it a try and see what I can come up with

I guess I can reduce the light or add torches or something for night assuming I can figure out the Python thingy

It would probably look better at night if it weren't shadeless (or whatever the max equivalent of that is).