ik then pull the 2 other way B straight down because of that
The 2 other ways of making the c scale are: 1 way is
Using the c.scp 1 way is using the c.scp and going into the folder that you made and opening the c.scp and using the hex
code
In the place where it says to scale by
You can say make this by c.scp instead of just using the hex code you can say make this by c.scp instead of just using the hex code
You can also say in the place where it says to
scale it to the point
you can say make this equal c.scp instead of just using the hex code
so those are the steps to creating the c.scp
You can also use the as a normal pattern in one of the c.scp files instead of making it in its own folder
If you want to learn more about using the c.scp files you can click over to the video link in the description
I hope this helped you out a bit
What does Dark Souls III look like? Here’s our hands-on.
Dark Souls III is finally here and it’s every bit the worthy successor to the RPG.
Developer From Software’s Souls-like series is well-known for its extreme difficulty, tense combat, and more than a few ways to die. You’ll have to spend a good deal of time developing your character and armor before you’re ready to face the endless hordes of enemies in the Dark Souls series.
We spent some time with Dark Souls III to get a sense of what that all means, and it’s nothing short of incredible.
Here are our hands-on impressions of Dark Souls III.
Souls is Dying Long and Hard
You won’t be able to just run into this thing. This game is a challenge, and it’s far more difficult than its predecessors. We started off with a character we’d been playing in the beta, and we were immediately met with obstacles that we were ill-prepared to deal with.
My character, an armored knight, was surrounded by enemies from the moment I started up the game, and it was a struggle for me to get through them unscathed. It’s a game that’s designed to test your skill, and it did that without hesitation.
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