Why: Ryan is an outspoken advocate for Israel, offering an indigenous perspective on the Jewish homeland and Jewish peoplehood. He confronts anti-semitism and anti-Israel bigotry with well-researched information. Ryan is working toward promoting Israel as the model for an indigenous people reclaiming their ancestral homeland and establishing a nation-state. Ryan is empowering both Jewish and North American indigenous peoples by explaining the commonality of indigenous struggles worldwide, and specifically Jewish struggles for self determination and how it applies to the global indigenous struggle.
Ryan Bellerose is a Métis from Northern Alberta. His father, Mervin Bellerose, co-authored the Métis Settlements Act of 1989, which was passed by the Alberta legislature in 1990 and cemented his land rights. Ryan founded Canadians For Accountability, a Native rights advocacy group, and he is an indigenous rights activist. He has been active in the Human rights community in Canada for several years as well as working with youth both as a volunteer and in paid positions. Some of the advocacy work he has done involved assisting to remove corrupt tribal governments and he has been heavily involved in several groups advocating for indigenous rights around the world. Ryan has worked as a drug and alcohol counsellor at a recovery centre in northern Alberta, a youth counsellor in his hometown, building ice bridges in the far north of Canada, a substitute teacher for elementary, junior and senior high schools, a heavy machine operator, pipeline worker, a Security contractor, a wildfire firefighter, a GPS/GIS consultant, and as a business analyst and account rep at a major telecom. He is an avid athlete who plays semi pro tackle football during the summer for a team that has won 9 provincial and 3 national championships in 12 years. Ryan believes that effective advocacy is the key to making tangible changes and that maintaining culture is imperative for indigenous people even while getting more education. He is also a founding member in the Calgary United with Israel (CUWI) organization. Ryan is a self-proclaimed Zionist. Ryan has had several articles published in newspapers around the world on the subject of indigenous rights and their importance and has been blogging on a wide array of websites including Indian Country Today Media Network,Isreallycool.com, TimesofIsrael.com, Israel National News, CIJNews.com, and has appeared in Jerusalem Post, Toronto Sun, and many more.
this looks interest! and finally someone who understands what the concept and definition of indigenous. as opposed to the Jew hating leftists and jihadist who like to refer to the pali squatters as the "indigenous people". all historical, archeological and Biblical proof to the contrary.
Purpose of this thread is to make life easier for people merging data assets. Some uploads are missing esp files, some are not sorted to their corresponding directories, etc.
in your [General] section of Morrowind.ini. Remember, when in doubt, open another copy of TESCS and load Tamriel_Data.esm in it to see how stuff does work.
What about folders? At this point, we have, like, [put number] projects oriented stuff in bsa. While Tamriel Rebuilt has its own TR_Data.bsa, Project Tamriel has one shared archive, PT_Data.bsa.
a - armor body parts (used when npc or player equip said armor) + their ground meshes (when you drop it/use to clutter interiors/exteriors)
b - body parts used by npcs (or player): for projects it's mostly place where head+hair meshes are placed
d - door models, exterior and interior ones ofc (if you look at vanilla, there are some exceptions but
f - static flora models, various furniture models, activators like animated signs/flags/beds (well, beds are furniture too but mentioning them in case of activators), rock models, cliff models too (although I've seen some cliff models and cave entrance models in /x/)
l - lamps, candles, anything used as light; but at the same time, sometimes we use models from different folders as lighting items - depends what do we need to do
m - misc items: potion bottles, books, coins, cups, plates, bowls, pillows, keys - everything you can pick up and sell not being weapon/armor/clothing; in the same time potion bottles, scrolls, books, repair hammers, apparature, lockpicks and probes belongs there
o - container meshes: crates, chests, etc.; note, plants you can harvest ingredients from are there too
If anything is not mentioned there and you are not sure where to put it, check in cs for tamriel_data and/or vanilla, I'm pretty sure there is something similar to this.
P:C and SHotN have their textures put just in textures/; there would be too much trouble for now to change it.
Open CS, load Mw+Tb+Bm esms. Do not load Tamriel_Data.esm since you would need to remove this dependency later. Or we would. Better not to load it, srsly.
How to make ids? There's thread about it already. If you still don't get it, as I said at the beginning of this topic, open another CS window, load Tamried_Data.esm in it and look how does it looks like there.
PT part: Now, when you have everything sorted and esp made, you can upload your resources to contribution thread (small note, from now we will use single one since having four is tiresome to manage for merging guy). That is, if your resource is finished. If not finished, well... you can use discord for example if you want to get some feedback.
TR part: When you have everything sorted, you can upload it to asset browser, marking progress etc. Someone would review it eventually and give feedback what to fix. Or, if nothing would need to be changed, it will be merged eventually. Or rejected .
First of all, container plants - when you make container plants, make leveled list for ingredients then put it in container. Do not put ingredients in container plants, only leveled list. In that way you reproduce vanilla behavior (Schroedinger's ingredient ). How to set leveled list? Just check vanilla one for plant and replicate its settings. For example random_saltrice - one diference you probably would like to have is setting Chance None to something different than 10. I typically put 30 or 40 but you can do either more or less, depends on various variables. Ask yourself "how hard is to gather something from this plant?"
Second thing, Atrayonis mentioned something about adding paragraph about file naming for nifs/textures/icons/etc.
Tbh I'm not sure what to write since tbh I'm not expert in this matter. Generally speaking it's formula like this:
Design Contest Portals from thirty three European countries that announce architectural design contests and competitive opportunities are now published on Project Compass and on thefulcrum.eu .
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