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    Can someone assist in telling me first why the loading graphic looks different in the pics I've included? Is it due to the version of DP or...?
    Next, how do I change the graphic. I'd like the folder that has my favorite combination of items, effects, etc to have the loading graphic from version 2.
    Thanks
    Last edited by gdiddy62; 12-04-2011, 06:15 PM.

  • #2
    the first is the newer version of the 'loading' graphic...

    these files are stored in the id/gfx folder, just browse and check out the files, most are png's or tga's... should be a simple case of overpasting the required file...

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    • #3
      Thank you.

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      • #4
        @osjclatchford
        Tried to change it with no luck. I'm using the HD for new spawns package and found the gfx folder in a pak file. Deleted the old one and replaced with the new, but no luck. What am I misssing?

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        • #5
          Hello gdiddy62,

          if you ONLY use the content of "HD for new spawns", there is no external pak file.
          There are only pk3 files inside of that compilation.

          There are 2 different pk3 files inside that compilation, that contain the menu textures, you are talking about:
          - x_HUD+Menu-Seven.pk3
          - x_HUD_QRP_Moon[Drunk].pk3

          These menu textures are ALL Moon[Drunk]�s work.
          Moon[Drunk] made many different sets of menus.
          Your sample #1 is his newest work/set (just like osjclatchford said).
          This set is inside "x_HUD_QRP_Moon[Drunk].pk3"
          Your sample #2 is the set that you will find inside "x_HUD+Menu-Seven.pk3"

          You can of course mix them just as you like.
          Hope that could help you a bit...

          Seven

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          • #6
            Hello Seven!
            Thank you that helps me 100%.
            The pak file I was referring to was pak0. It has a gfx folder in it with the loading file. I did not know where else to look and you fixed that for me! I seem to forget that the pk3 files will often override others.
            Regards
            Jeff

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