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If I delete the rig lights, the cyan "layer" goes away but whenever I click on the three options for "set rig for" (day/dark nite/maxis nite) it automatically re-appears. There must be something wrong with the light settings I guess. Any idea how to fix that? with Day light rigs: and without: As you can see, the model changes colour as well - it is not just the render.

Hey guys, I recently re-installed Bat4Max this time on the 2013 version of 3ds Max. Whenever I try to make a render (day/night), it seems as if the "red" is turned off in the rgb settings even though it is not. Everything is rendered overly cyan, as you can see, and when I click on the "red" button to switch it off it makes no difference. It is as if it red is already switched off. Any ideas on what the problem is and how to fix it? :S

I love it Ethan Keep up the good work!

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This is great Luke I love the canal/aquaduct thing

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Glenwood must be an awesome place to get educated, but i doubt many people kitties can afford it, if its as good as harvard and oxford... How many schulmonetas for a year?

great update Ethan! Love the rural areas of Ventiseri!

abcvs, the flag you have as "Macedonia" uses a registered trademark of Greece (sun of vergina). It is illegal and unconstitutional (according to the Macedonian constitution) to use that flag. This flag has not been used officially since 1995. Burrville looking good Schulmanator

abcvs, the flag you have as "Macedonia" uses a registered trademark of Greece (sun of vergina). It is illegal and unconstitutional (according to the Macedonian constitution) to use that flag. This flag has not been used officially since 1995. Burrville looking good Schulmanator

Atridea recently submitted Pella as a bid for the SCJU CHRONOS World Heritage Sites. The City of Pella was the seat of power of the Macedonian Kings since 400BC, when Achelaus built a new capital for the Kingdom of Macedonia to replaced the older capital of Aegae (modern-day Vergina). The name Pella comes from the Ancient Greek word pélla, meaning stone. It is also believed, though wrongly so, that the name comes from the Spartan word Apélla, meaning 'ceremonial place made of stone'. Pella has the same root as the Greek word Polis (city). The city enjoyed all the privilages of being the capital of the Kingdom until Alexander the Great conquered Babylon and declared it the capital of his new Hellenic Empire, stretching from Greece to India. With the defeat of Macedonia by the Romans, which came to be known as the Macedonian Wars and the complete collapse of Alexander's successor states, the city was abandoned and Thessaloniki was declared the capital of Macedonia. Only a very small portion of the city remains in the form of ruins, and many artifacts that were found in the area have been moved to theArchaeological Museum of Pella, a reconstruction of the ancient Royal Palace of Pella, and some others to the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki. Pella is located 30 minutes from the capital city of the Republic of Atridea, Thessaloniki, on a fertile plain. In ancient times, Pella was a city with a large harbour but in modern times erosion caused the shoreline to move. (click on game images to enlarge them)

Atridea recently submitted Pella as a bid for the SCJU CHRONOS World Heritage Sites. The City of Pella was the seat of power of the Macedonian Kings since 400BC, when Achelaus built a new capital for the Kingdom of Macedonia to replaced the older capital of Aegae (modern-day Vergina). The name Pella comes from the Ancient Greek word pélla, meaning stone. It is also believed, though wrongly so, that the name comes from the Spartan word Apélla, meaning 'ceremonial place made of stone'. Pella has the same root as the Greek word Polis (city). The city enjoyed all the privilages of being the capital of the Kingdom until Alexander the Great conquered Babylon and declared it the capital of his new Hellenic Empire, stretching from Greece to India. With the defeat of Macedonia by the Romans, which came to be known as the Macedonian Wars and the complete collapse of Alexander's successor states, the city was abandoned and Thessaloniki was declared the capital of Macedonia. Only a very small portion of the city remains in the form of ruins, and many artifacts that were found in the area have been moved to theArchaeological Museum of Pella, a reconstruction of the ancient Royal Palace of Pella, and some others to the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki. Pella is located 30 minutes from the capital city of the Republic of Atridea, Thessaloniki, on a fertile plain. In ancient times, Pella was a city with a large harbour but in modern times erosion caused the shoreline to move. (click on game images to enlarge them)

Great teaser, Ethan Regards from Atridea

Oh my...! Been absent for a couple of months and Schulmania has gone to war...! Go kick some bug ass, kitty!

Incredible work, well done! Keep it up!