RMB Resource Pack

This mod contains new assets, such as 3d models and new NPC sprites, that RMB modders can use to build more interesting exteriors. Players also need to install this mod if they're using another mod that relies on the RMB Resource Pack's new assets.

DREAM users should also download a compatibility patch here:

https://www.nexusmods.com/daggerfallunity/mods/911

This pack currently includes:

• []Hills (hill and rock textures automatically change in-game based on season and climate.)

  []Rocks

  []Market stalls

  []Bridges and docks

  []NPC flats

  []Buildings

  RMBs are exterior locations: cities, towns, covens, dungeon entrances, etc. Are you interested in becoming one of DFU's legendary RMB modders like Cliffworms or Wayton? Here are some steps.

  []Download Daggerfall Modelling and explore the different data structures: https://www.dfworkshop.net/downloads/daggerfall-modelling/

  []Download the Unity Editor: https://unity.com/products/unity-platform

  []Download GitHub Desktop (https://desktop.github.com/) and clone the Daggerfall Unity project (https://github.com/Interkarma/daggerfall-unity). This contains the RMB Editor as well as other tools for editing Daggerfall WorldData.

  []Click Open Project in the Unity Hub and point it at the directory where you cloned the DFU project. If it asks, make sure to get the Unity Editor version 2019. 4. 40f1.

  []Using Github Desktop, clone this mod's repo (https://github.com/drcarademono/rmb-resource-pack) into your daggerfall-unity project's Assets/StreamingAssets/Mods folder. Do the same with daggerfall expanded textures.dfmod if you are using that asset pack as well.

  []Read up a lot / watch video on the RMB Editor: https://forums.dfworkshop.net/viewtopic.php?p=64751#p64751

  []Open your daggerfall-unity project in Unity, and select Daggerfall Tools -> RMB Block Editor to get started.

  []In the RMB Editor, select File -> Settings -> Catalogs -> Models, click the   button, select Merge, and navigate to the rmbrp-models-catalog.json file. This will import an organized and labeled catalog for the RMB Resource Pack models. Now select File -> Settings -> Catalogs -> Flats and do the same for rmbrp-flats-catalog.json. You can import the buildings catalog json the same way. You should also import Daggerfall Expanded Texture's catalogs here if you're using that asset pack.

  [*]Pick and download whichever RMB block json you'd like to edit from here: https://github.com/XJDHDR/DFU_UBLaMF/tree/master/All%20MBRs. You can open and edit it using File -> Open dialogue in the RMB Editor. Make sure to save often to a location with good version control, like Dropbox or GitHub, as RMB jsons sometimes get corrupted. If you've made it this far, you'll be pleased to learn that this is where it gets easy.