Ok, a slight change of initial plans - i decided to make armor illusions to full sets instead of separate pieces (especially MI armors). There are 3 main reasons for that:
1. I have to make hundreds of different pieces for trasmog, while in the end players will most likely pick pieces that match best, and that is the purpose of a set in the first place.
2. Set illusions take just one click to apply in difference to separate ones, where you have to apply each illusion to the appropriate piece of equipment. And you have to do that each time you restart the mod or equip new armor... it's time consuming and a bit annoying.
3. Much more space in vendor's inventory for different illusions with the new method. The first 9 MI sets I currently added have filled half of the Illusionist's inventory already. This means i have to add dozens of Illusionsts NPCs to hold the common and rare versions of MIs. And Uniques are not even started... neither are mount, monster and deity illusions. It's just too much to handle.
So, what is the new plan - each MI set will be a custom mesh consisting of the character (optionally a monster) + an armor set (optionally with a mount). It may sound more difficult, but it's actually easier for me to do. I just have to combine the stuff in 3DSMax and things are set.
Regarding weapon illusions, i'll leave them separate, it's the best way imo.
I know that some Grim Dawn players may complain that the system will not be the same as in GD. To be honest, I dont care much about Grim Dawn, I don't even play it or like it, what I care about is what is functional in TQ. Point given
@HekTo , I tried different ways to hide the attachments after unequip and none of them worked. You were right to hide them. So I'm reverting to the previous dll, without the attachments enabled. We'll manage without them
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