Good lord...

[Ragni<RangersPL>]

Originally Posted by Z-trooper

When it comes to the UV mapping stage, textures the scope of people that can do that fast and/or good narrows down. That is even more true when it comes to importing the models into the game - and even more so when it comes to tweaking and animating them.

This is so true...

[HughJass]

Would good god translate to something like gut gott?

[=Romagnolo=]

I dont have the B (beta) in my keyboard =(

But I started my German classes this year, looking foward to play with germans in PR !

[[R-CON]Hans Martin Slayer]

Originally Posted by HughJass

Would good god translate to something like gut gott?

actually it's 'Guter Gott' (never used that phrase tbh.. )

'Grundgütiger' would be more fitting here i guess although 'Good gracious' is the exact translation of that.

/german lesson mode off

EDIT: err.. sorry for going offtopic - good luck with your project of course!!

[Polka]

This needs a Panzer IV

[General Dragosh]

Alter Schwade !

[[R-CON]MAINERROR]

"Alter Schwede" but cool that you learned german through the TV.

[[R-MOD]Dylan]

At the minimum, post a translation, or I will consider it being against the rules. I would like to know that you are being nice, not insulting us. :P

[General Dragosh]

Originally Posted by [R-MOD]Dylan

At the minimum, post a translation, or I will consider it being against the rules. I would like to know that you are being nice, not insulting us. :P

Oky doky Mr. Weapon maker (who'd like to shoot us but doesent point it out a little bit of fun )

[Spec_Operator]

Originally Posted by =Romagnolo=

I dont have the B (beta) in my keyboard =(

well, actually its not a beta, and especialy not a B :P you'd call it "sharp S" or "s-z" (no idea whats the correct english term.). It, afaik, once really was an S and a Z, but they both joined together to an ß (the old letters look different from the ones used today, the S was indeed kinda long and un-s-ish). Anyway, whenever you'd write an ß, even many germans simply use a double s because its easier. Of course you shouldnt do this mistake in an important text, but usualy a double S is totaly okay. There is no capital letter for the ß, in a word written in capitals you use a double S even in german. So, this is a letter you can pretty much ignore if you dont have it on the keyboard, just do a double s and everyone knows what you mean.

To quote Wikipedia:


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