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Saints Row uses a proprietary engine. It isn't like Unreal Engine, Unity, or Godot. It is literally built from scratch. That's why there aren't any tools for it. Even with the old 3D era GTA games, they had tools because the engine was Renderware. That's why so many people complained about the...

It would remain. Collision isn't attached to the object, it is its own separate object. A lot of shadows are premodeled too and are separate from the original object.

Good point. I could add a warp to the 2nd floor?

Technically, yes. You can edit this visually. The tools we have now cannot edit collision or remove things, and it cannot change the meshes to things from other chunks.

Also, about the staircase, I'm not opposed to removing it, but I also want to keep it for story convenience. You wouldn't be able to get the CD or listen to what Julius has to say if I did.

One word, chunks. The game is split into chunks meaning porting over the whole church from the first game would nearly be impossible since they use two different file types and the chunks are totally different. The church is somewhere between chunk 102-104 I think which includes nearly all of...

Using the AI generated textures I made through adding the SR1 originals to the prompt, I made the church look a little more like its predecessor.

Made with Seabound's Tubular Distortion Bug Fix as its base

mission_save.effect_pc

mission_barber.effect_pc No textures on the barber model, but still cool.

mission_vk.effect_pc Hopefully I can make an effect_pc importer and exporter tool for SR2 so we can recreate some effects. However, I found this and I am sure there are many more.

The way I did it is I copied JuicedPatch into the game directory and ran the JuicedSteamXDel.bat which should patch everything. Remember to overwrite all the original files too. Such as the DLLs and all.

No, you define the folder name with each mod ex: "mods/GotR" and "mods/GotR/Optional"; those two are for the GotR mods, the original GotR folder for the main mods while the Optional folder is for optional GotR mods. Then lets say "mods/CutscenePatch" would be the directory for the CutscenePatch...

https://www.saintsrowmods.com/forum/attachments/thomasjepp-saintsrow-rev133-7z.29436/ Extract this tool, copy your preload_anim.vpp_pc from your Saints Row IV/packfiles/pc/cache into the directory with the tools, unpack the vpp you copied by dragging it onto the...

Did you define them in the loose.txt and put everything in the mods folder?

Do JuicedPatch first, that is a must. Just run the executable and put everything in the SR2 Directory; Next, follow the GOTR with JuicedPatch tutorial I mentioned earlier; Then, after ensuring it works, add the 4GB patch, ensure it works once again; Then add optional fixes like CutscenePatch or...

Can you tell me the order you patched your game in?

Good, that's all you need. So typically crashes will happen, even with JuicedPatch. You said it crashes after 14-15 minutes of Gameplay. Is it on a specific mission?

Here, try using my settings and see what you can get.

It looks fine there. Though, there is a big gap between the GotR and the rest of the mods in the txt. Do you have the Gotr.txt set up?