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That does help massively, make sure you have the vanilla preload.tbl and preload_anim.tbl before you patch the game with JuicedPatch.

Remember, you are going to have crashes with GOTR installed anyway. DXVK does crash without the 4GB patch, I didn't use the x32, I used the x64.

Yeah, I know nothing about LUA except when I used to program custom missions in Bully SE; Saints Row 2 doesn't seem much different, I just don't have as much time to learn the basics as I used to. I am sure that someone could do this though and add the textures in but they probably won't...

Yeah, I seen that. It makes sense why the rest of the hud would overlap it; maybe something to do with the layering. Are those icons apart of the bars or are they separate?

Is there a way you could update the Saints Row 1 hud to have the working health plus icon and the respect bar icon like the image below? (Sorry for the terrible resolution.)

I know this is late, but just use WinMerge to merge two xtbl files together. IdolNinja recommended it once and it pretty much works flawlessly.

Also, removing all mods and starting again is not always the best decision, just remove/tweak, crash, and repeat until it doesn't crash.

No mods will load in game if they aren't added to that file. You don't need steamless if you have JuicedPatch. Did you run the 4gb patch before or after JuicedPatch, If it was before, that's not going to work. Make sure you have DXVK too. Does your game just crash by chance or is it ensured to...

Alright, what mods do you have installed? Some things require another. If even one thing, such as an animation, is missing, the game will crash. Make sure you put core mods like GOTR low on the priority list inside the loose.txt; A lot of mods use this as their core. (Lower on the list, means it...

This mod is meant for those who want consistency with the "Saints Row 1 style Law Enforcement/Always Bustable" mods; It provides a more accurate outfit and three compatibility versions.

No problem :)

I suck at making my own textures so I used AI. It still looks terrible but better than what I could do.

What peg file did you drag into the executable? Ensure you put the peg files, both the g_peg_pc and the peg_pc into that folder with the exe

Did you use this tool? https://www.saintsrowmods.com/forum/threads/saints-row-2-peg-texture-tool.8687/

I could try but I also want to figure out how to add custom models and swap the colliders so I can add Dex's and Gat's offices as well as fix the fallen pillar to look how it did in the first game; but yeah, I'll do what I can to edit the church textures, I just need to find them first. Edit...

This mod edits the Memorial Church interior to make it look like the previous game using the SR2 Chonker. Collision is still the same and a lot of it is unfinished. A lot of object shadows haven't been removed and some things are floating.

Been a while since I returned to this thread. My last comment was mostly untrue. There is a way to separate the regular and super homies I believe. I don't know if SR4 has a limit on homies though so if I do this, there will be a lot of homies on the list and it could take a while.

I don't know if this is even possible or if the rules still or even apply to this request. Is there a possible way to develop an animation tool to port one of Saints Row's ".anim_xbox2" files to a ".anim_pc" for Saints Row 2; I don't know if this particularly allowed but it'd be nice to know...

I know this thread is old but I don't know much about modding the chunks, however I assume it is near impossible to get that interior from the last game and port it to the new one; take my word with a grain of salt though, I am sure there are plenty more people on this site that can provide more...

Every time I load the save my game crashes with the missing animation exception 0x006EA0D0; I use JuicedPatch and GOTR together. Maybe some conflicting mods in between. I did place the SR1 animations as a priority above GOTR so there is no problem there. EDIT: Nevermind, JuicedPatch prefered the...