Reply to post of user Will Welker
Thread about Facebook here.

Reply to post of user Pavel Kotov
Can you please attach a minimal working example of .bend file with mentioned behaviour?

P.S.
Shadows and SSAO are turned off on LOW quality, maybe this is the case?

Reply to post of user Ivan Lyubovnikov
The easiest way to fix it is to pack the missed images into the blend-file and then make reexport.
You can pack all the files by the "File->External Data -> Pack All Into .blend". command if you don't mind it.
Alternatively you can manually pack only missed images in the blend-file via the special button near the image's source path or via the python console, what's easier for you:

Reply to post of user Pavel Kotov
Hello!

Your texture seems to be sRGB color space. Set it to Non-color and all must be fixed!

Reply to post of user Roman Sementsov
Hello,

It's called when the camera finished the animation. The timeout is used for the outlining animation delay.

Reply to post of user Roman Sementsov
It's a conditional operator. You can read about it here

function view_stage() {
    var cur_stage       = _products[_product_index]["stages"][_cur_stage - 1];
    var start_frame     = m_scs.marker_frame(cur_stage["start_frame"]);
    var end_frame       = m_scs.marker_frame(cur_stage["end_frame"]);
    var start_cam_point = m_scs.get_object_by_dupli_name("camera_stages",
                                                 cur_stage["start_cam_empty"]);

    var timeout = m_nla.is_play() ? 1000: 1;

    m_nla.stop();
    m_nla.set_range(start_frame, end_frame);

    move_rot_camera_to_point(start_cam_point, function() {
        m_nla.set_frame(start_frame);

        m_time.set_timeout(function() {
            m_nla.play(function() {
                play_outline(cur_stage);

                _cur_substage = 1;

                animate_substage(cur_stage);
            })
        }, timeout)
    })
}