which i have now done and am coming up on the familiar problem of arsehats on support forums not posting the necessary file attatchments to complete the assistance people are trying to provide them, therefore i am still at square 1 in reguards to help.
So when you used google, 2 links should have come up, this one and another one. Did you read the other one? Did it help your problem?
The "other one" in case you couldn't find it by clicking the google link above.
it did not come up when launching to google, so thank you for linking it directly.
and i figured out why, i've been using bing instead of google so i can get free amazon cards...
i am trying this fix now, will update if it works or not
[quote=kollin133]arsehats[/quote]
That arsehat isn't just any arsehat, he's the arsehat who made the mod you're about to enjoy. When you get it fixed, and you most likely will, you should thank that arsehat for his hard work.
arsehat.
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[quote=TJ]
arsehats
That arsehat isn't just any arsehat, he's the arsehat who made the mod you're about to enjoy. When you get it fixed, and you most likely will, you should thank that arsehat for his hard work.
arsehat.
[/quote]
i wasn't referencing any particular person as being an arsehat, i was describing a particularly annoying phenomenon that i see in every support forum i've ever seen, this one included. i would not dare call anyone any names directly, i have common sense and decency.
You've not been around very long - so I'll just throw a few things out there for ya - I was more using that as my chance to say arsehat repeatedly than saying you intentionally called JaxFirehart an arsehat. Also - stick around longer than just long enough to get TTW working and you'll find out this is probably the most helpful modding community on the interwebs.
My project Dash is on Kickstarter!
either way, i was not intentionally called sir JaxFirehart an arse hat (granted i don't even see how that came off as such). i do also see that your eagerness to repeatedly say arse hat, for it is a rather amusing word combination.
that may be the case, but no matter how helpful the community is, there will always be the people who are incredibly stubborn in providing necessary information to fix their problem and assume that, even though they are coming to a community that is designed to help them with their issues in what they don't know what to do, they believe that they know everything.
this is a common fact, especially in phone centers for tech support, for i know this from firsthand accounts from a friend of mine who has worked tech support for several companies.
*edit: ok i reread my post, and it did appear exactly as you had said... i do apologize that my wording came off incredibly wrong than how i meant it to be
