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Ty, but I have another problem now , the selkath in the guide will not appear, it said to put for the x posistion in the float 2.97 but this always gets turned into 2.970000028610, the same with other numbers, how do I get the last couple numbers to stay at 0? And is that the problem?

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2.97 getting turned into 2.970000028610 won't cause any problem. When you use the whereami cheat code it gives you only the first two digits.

 

What's the name of your selkath .utc file? If it exceeds more than 16 characters, it won't work.

 

Also, what tools are you using? Are you making a new module with a custom name or editing an exiting module and keeping the original name? If it's the latter, the selkath won't appear unless you enter the module for the first time.

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my tool is Gffeditor v 1.3.4.7 and my selkath is n_selkath99.utc, I followed his instructions to the letter,

 

where I think the problem might have gone wrong is trying to follow his instructions on older tools. When he said add node I assumed he meant User-Defined structure or something along those lines and I dunno how I was supposed to change the value of it from 0 to 4, he used the term "element" for it

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I strongly suggest using K-GFF for this instead fo the Bioware GFF editor: http://www.starwarsknights.com/tools.php

 

The other GFF editor will corrupt your .git file anyways (it will work but the cameras will be messed out). Also check the FieldID and the Type in your .utc file if you are using Bioware's GFFeditor. If you don't know what I am talking about, refer to these pics : http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v144/Darth333/gff_geom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v144/Darth333/id.jpg.

 

It could be something wrong with either your .utc or .git file. If you could post screenshots of the files you edited, that would help.

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