Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
How sensitive are these guidelines going to be? I understand turning the fat italian skin into a midget or something of that sort is obviously bannable, but what if it's just a tad under proportioned by accident?
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Lag shooting was actually fun.
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Nobody's gonna try and hit your ponytail and expect to hit you.Jonesy wrote:How sensitive are these guidelines going to be? I understand turning the fat italian skin into a midget or something of that sort is obviously bannable, but what if it's just a tad under proportioned by accident?
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Question, how do we know if the hitbox is altered? Just wondering, I'm not really much of a programmer, is there a chance that, let's say a skin mod I'm using has a thinner hitbox modified by another player (or something like)?
And in a way, any children mods that people use (making them half-height) are no longer allowed, either?
And in a way, any children mods that people use (making them half-height) are no longer allowed, either?
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Michael wrote: And in a way, any children mods that people use (making them half-height) are no longer allowed, either?
Kevin wrote:Midget skins ... will result in a server ban for bug abusing.
A skin mod can't have a thinner hitbox without changing its height or mass, so you don't need to worry about that.Michael wrote:Question, how do we know if the hitbox is altered? Just wondering, I'm not really much of a programmer, is there a chance that, let's say a skin mod I'm using has a thinner hitbox modified by another player (or something like)?
The new rule is really not gonna change much, unless you plan on, like I said before, drastically changing the height or body mass of the skin you're replacing. It's common sense.
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Right, thanks. Didn't know how hitboxes worked here. And as for the children/teenager skins (I've got heaps of mods stored somewhere on my laptop, that one among them), I'm correct with assuming they're also prohibited now?
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
So now I have to fix every extremely minor skin's skeleton bugs in my IMG?
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
But... This is so minor....
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
ashthesofter wrote:So now I have to fix every extremely minor skin's skeleton bugs in my IMG?
Shotgun wrote:The thing that's, as of now, considered bug abusing, is putting a skinny mod on a fat default skin, putting a fat mod on a skinny skin, putting a small skin on a default sized skin and anything else that drastically changes the size or mass of the model.
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
People quit overreacting. A lot of posts in the thread already explain what's what.
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Shotgun wrote:ashthesofter wrote:So now I have to fix every extremely minor skin's skeleton bugs in my IMG?Shotgun wrote:The thing that's, as of now, considered bug abusing, is putting a skinny mod on a fat default skin, putting a fat mod on a skinny skin, putting a small skin on a default sized skin and anything else that drastically changes the size or mass of the model.
If the skeleton isn't aligned perfectly the legs are like chicken legs when you walk and the head bobs forward slightly, all depending on what way it's aligned."-skin having his head misplaced or in any other way, shape or form being geometrically altered..."
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Means you just answered your own question.
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Daang.
That could be annoying for some people with those HD skins which are stupidly tall.
That could be annoying for some people with those HD skins which are stupidly tall.
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Re: Using unrealistic skins is bug abusing
Good to see that this has been brought up.
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