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If your content revolves around SFW themes but includes NSFW assets, e.g. Pin-up posters, in the scene, please mark it NSFW. I'm not sure, then. My other question was if there was an MLP folder in your SourceFilmmaker/game directory, but you said there isn't one anywhere you could find. I'd try going into SFM's properties and validating the game's cache, should that fail maybe try manually deleting the whole SFM folder before you (If you still have to) uninstall it through the Steam library?

That stops any extra files from lingering around after a Steam uninstallation, or any modified settings from being saved I think.

About This Software The Source Filmmaker (SFM) is the movie-making tool built and used by us here at Valve to make movies inside the Source game engine. Because the SFM uses the same assets as the game, anything that exists in the game can be used in the movie, and vice versa. By utilizing the hardware rendering power of a modern gaming PC, the SFM allows storytellers to work in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get environment so they can iterate in the context of what it will feel like for the final audience. To get started, just click the button above to install. The SFM includes all the base game assets from Team Fortress 2 along with assets from some of the first “Meet the Team” short films.

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ResourcesOnce you're up and running, here are some general resources for finding help and learning how to get the most out of the Source Filmmaker.