A fully usable loom placeable ripped from the City Interior tileset (not from someone else's hakpak!) and heavily modified to make it usable. It can have inventory, runs all placeables scripts, and has a proper walkmesh. Your tailoring trade skill just got exactly what it needed! The zip file contains the hakpak, an erf, a readme file, and a one room module with the loom installed.
Posted by Velexia at 2009-02-06 21:21:39 Voted 10.00 on 02/06/09
Simple, and nice. _________________________ The VIVE NWN Project.
A Neverwinter Nights Vault hak Compilation. To be resumed again! -Vex, 2011
Posted by mondego at 2006-04-05 04:40:07 Voted 10.00 on 04/05/06
thanks
Posted by Mystra ( 210.49.xxx.xxx ) at 2004-05-24 22:01:00
Humble Serpent! roflmao
Nice one btw, hope CEP incorporate it.
Posted by NWC Snake ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-04-21 19:49:00
Hail! Zargon, I think you have missed the point pretty much entirely. Firstly, you don't already have THIS loom, unless you just downloaded it. Hydromancer and Finniksa posted a loom placeable a short while ago. If you already have a loom, it's probably that one. The difference is that this one can be used as a container. You can put things into it, and if you script it properly, you can replace what you put into it with something else. ANYTHING else. It's doesn't "make rugs", it makes whatever it is scripted to make. In my modules, it makes clothing and leather items, because that is what I scripted it to do. You put in cloth or hides, clothing dyes, and thread, and if you have sufficient tailoring skill, you can make an article of clothing or leather armor.
What it looks like has nothing to do with its capabilities. What it does is entirely up to the person who writes the scripts for it.
Your Humble Serpent,
Snake
Posted by Zargon ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-04-21 04:13:00
Snake iv already this placeable but i dont like it cause is useless i dont think players wont to make rugs ..id like a loom that have generic clothes or leather armour pieces
Posted by Eden ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-04-20 15:25:00
Looks great, good job!
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