Not to sure about the tcn01_a2_02 tile either was wondering if the oar in the wokmesh is making pathnoding really hard since it leaves a narrow corridor around that side of the boathouse.
May want to pull the paddle back and let in hang over the water and square up the wokmesh around the boat or even shorten the paddle no need to have a paddle longer than the boat.
The city tile - tcn01_b02_02 is fixed. Whoever "fixed" it way back when had added a bunch of extraneous faces to the walkmesh. I'm amazed it even exported in that condition.
No I don't think there is any problem I just wanted Pstemarie to take a look at the animations but he is really busy getting all the tilesets working that have been added recently.
I have some critters ready myself just waiting for a good time for the drop.
Feel free to drop them in anytime. I'll be looking at all the critters this weekend - including those awesome animals Dray has been cranking out.
Draygoth's second round of animals have been uploaded to the server. Everything seems to be working fine with them. The latest pack includes two male gorillas, an okapi (zebra giraffe), an alligator, and a crocodile.
Note: The gorilla may seem a little small, but remember this isn't one of the obese types you see at the zoo. Wild male gorillas, according to the Gorilla FAQs and Koko.org, average 3'3" tall when standing on all fours and average 5'6" tall when standing upright on their hind legs. They are nowhere near as big as the better fed, lesser exercised gorillas raised and held in captivity.
Draygoth's second round of animals have been uploaded to the server. Everything seems to be working fine with them. The latest pack includes two male gorillas, an okapi (zebra giraffe), an alligator, and a crocodile.
Note: The gorilla may seem a little small, but remember this isn't one of the obese types you see at the zoo. Wild male gorillas, according to the Gorilla FAQs and Koko.org, average 3'3" tall when standing on all fours and average 5'6" tall when standing upright on their hind legs. They are nowhere near as big as the better fed, lesser exercised gorillas raised and held in captivity.
*sigh* I just updated my hak files this morning and uploaded them for my players (for the new critters that were added to Q between versions 1.7 and yesterday's files). 
And crocs and/or gators were one critter I've been looking for. And gorillas, too?
If we get some good giraffes and ostriches anytime soon, I'm definitely going to have to build out an area of my gameworld that's supposed to be kind of African savanna & light forest type region (with pygmies, African animals, etc.).
Found a couple of gothic statues and columns that look like they come from the same placeable series as the grimbook. If anyone recognizes them please let me know who made them - I'm thinking it may have been Ziroc.
Most of the stuff Ziroc did is prefixed with EFU if not I beleive it came from another source.
Correction he did create other material with typical naming conventions.
Dray, if not let me know.
Assuming he has similar inloads there are ostriches, vultures, giraffes, gorillas and more in both the wp2 and zt2 downloads
I believe the zt2 mesh is the one of higher quality.
Awesome!!!
The shadows and Invisible Stalker would be neat (as additional creatures though, Psm's shadow fiend is already very cool plus he said these might be too different from the traditional depiction of these guys for some people's taste).
And if you ask me, there can never be enough zombies, right?
Btw, would it make sense and be of any help to already hunt for bugs in the city tileset you provided the link for or will the Q one be a completely different version?
I understand about the tileset, think I went a little overboard with that before then. 
I also really like the Bulezau (with wings and scaling it also makes a cool Baphomet-ish demon for non DnD settings) and the Hamatula.
You can never have too many zombies.
i did some too if you remember. They are still on my vault submission page. Some realy rotten ones! If you want feel free to add them 
You can never have too many zombies.
This statement is true for DMs, Necromancers, and Fascists. As a player and in real life, I can see advantages to a few less zombies.
i remember 2 zombies and 3 beggars... one with a crutch attached to his left leg right (and he even walked strangely). Feel free to include all i did 
but the vault ones are these here: Well shadows seems to be borked quite a bit... and i hope i gave the RE creature creator credits. Normaly i would have done so... cant remember so if not please add him. I used 1 or 2 zombie textures as a base for these.
EGADS!! Those are delightfully gruesome!
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