What’s the deal with the Nuke damage type? I was messing around with it trying it out on different weapons and sometimes it works but then sometimes it causes Explosive damage type instead of the Nuke damage type. Add it to lets say charge darts and it works but add it to a new sunfirepod projectile that is more of an explosive type projectile and it only causes Explosive damage instead of the Nuke damage that freezes your enemies and turns them black. Event type 33 is for Nuke damage right?

Yeah I figured this was the case. Doesn't make sense why it would be programmed this way though? I'll just make all surface types when hit by explosive damage projectiles cause the same explosion effects without blood to appear. That's how it was in the game to begin with. I'll add blood effects to each of the monsters explosion damage animations to compensate. Thanks for the help.

Ok so the only way to keep the barrels from spraying blood everywhere when hitting them with lets say a scorpion missile, that does explosive damage to human and creature material types, is to make the particle effect spawned when hitting monsters or humans not produce any kind of blood effects. For some reason the exploding barrels or even the destructible walls in the river of souls 1 map are using the explosion particle effects that are supposed to be used by the flesh materials. The material files for the barrel textures are set to have a default material type. What is up with this? Bullets do not do this at all. This only happens if a projectile is set to do explosive type = 17 damage to monsters. If you set the damage type to 2 the barrels use the default material type. Anybody got a clue?

Looks like it's the mod because I see some particles that are spawning blood particles on impact with: "default", "stone", "metal". You can look at each of those particle files and try changing them back to the way they were for those surface types by referencing the games particle files of the same name.

Oh ok It's probably something I overlooked. More then likely the blood.particle or bloodblob.particle files since they're used by multiple bloody explosion particle effects. Thanks for the heads up.

Ok so I started using you work found here https://www.turokforums.com/index.php?topic=496.0 as a base for my project. I converted all my changes to your optimized layout and it's so much nicer now to work with. I understand now what you were saying about adding scripts to enemies. You have seriously made a very nice workspace for Turok 2 modding and I strongly recommend everybody to use your work as a starting point. Awesome job on your part. It has a much better streamlined approach and a nice set of cool features that can be easily tinkered with for both monsters, weapons, and the player. Again great job.

Ok so about my issue with the destructible objects acting like they're made of human or creature flesh, you said I should check if they are using improper materials. Would this be done using the map editor or scripts? Because I've never made changes to the barrels or other destructible objects with a map editor. I simply used this mod https://steamcommunity.com/app/405830/discussions/1/135513549100098472/ as a base to enhance the blood and gore in the game. Could there be an issue with his work?