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20/11/2012 00:33:56

urbanlamb
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Posts: 1786 		hello I was building something a couple nights ago and though possibly I was loosing my marbles as a fence asset seems to have changed (a few other things as well). I loaded an old set today to retrieve something and decided to see if indeed I was loosing my marbles. Anyhow this is just one example but it appears some of your stock assets have been redesigned in this case the fence in the spooky set... unless its somewhere else now..

anyhow if i save the old fence to favourites or take "precautions" to try to keep this fence lest i have to rebuild a set that actually took forever to build a couple months ago will the old version remain? or am I going to eventually load this set and find that my fences are gone or something..

here is exhibit A "the fences"... also i am sorry i am so long winded .. *breathes in* *gasps for air*

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20/11/2012 10:37:41

Marco_D
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Posts: 582 		Hi urban,

I can assure you there was no changes to that asset.

I use the City - Park set often to test stuff from one version to another and it looks fine
The Park set uses that fence.

Cheers,
Marco
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20/11/2012 21:32:09

urbanlamb
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Posts: 1786 		okay thanks hrm I dont have any other fences then that one I will see if something is missing.. I have no "city park" anything i have buildings, roof, stuff and construction hehe

Its possible with the original install i had that but when the antialias issue popped up I tried a fresh install

*goes to find this other pack*
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