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(New page: AAM is short for '''A'''dvanced '''A'''ttachment '''M'''ethod......a method usually considered as cheating.) |
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| + | It consists of using a different component mesh than the mesh intended to appear in the final result, and allows for stacking impossible ways in-game, as well as creating non-existing attachment points. | ||
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| + | [[HX]] created a tutorial that explains how to perform it. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:58, 26 January 2013
AAM is short for Advanced Attachment Method......and is usually considered to be a form of cheating. Many people mistakenly call this a glitch when in fact it is merely GMF file swapping.
It consists of using a different component mesh than the mesh intended to appear in the final result, and allows for stacking impossible ways in-game, as well as creating non-existing attachment points.
HX created a tutorial that explains how to perform it.