HFs - Traffic Cones - New Model
New model of traffic cone
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About this mod Machine translation
New model of traffic cone
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The 1K, 2K and 4K material master files have been packaged and uploaded together. You can choose one of the three to install according to your needs.
This is a very, very, very simple mod. A traffic cone is a cone. ???????????? There is no room for fantasy and creativity. That's why I (the original author Halffaces, the same below) don't want to spend a long time on this model. However, as of today, I have received so many requests from you in DMs, emails, Discord, Patreon, etc. asking me to change Traffic Cone. Therefore, I can no longer refuse you.
Here it is. I made a new model with more polygons to make it really look like a cone instead of the octagon of the original model. Of course I also made my own HD BC7 high resolution hand texture (not a "vanilla retexture"). that's all????
compatibility:
Should be fully compatible with anything else, except mods by other authors that modify TrafficCone01.nif.
Incompatible with mods that make any changes to TrafficCone01.nif contained in this mod, even simple name or folder structure changes. Not compatible with any other mesh replacers and/or retextures from Traffic Cone.
No ESP, no script. Mesh and texture only. So it's absolutely safe to install/uninstall mid-game (at any time).
I hope you will like it. Thank you so much????
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