I've a little question: I want to change the head, torso and arms textures from the stock Darth Maul .tga by the head, the torso and arms of a Cyber Maul I download here (and I've reskinned for the needs of my custom unit).
JetJump = "10.0" //The initial jump-push given when enabling the jet
JetPush = "0.0" //The constant push given while the jet is enabled (20 is gravity)
JetAcceleration = "10.0" // for characters with jet jump, use this acceleration for in air control
JetEffect = ""
JetFuelRechargeRate = "0.0" //Additional fuel per second (fuel is 0 to 1)
JetFuelCost = "0.0" //Cost per second when hovering (only used for jet-hovers)(fuel is 0 to 1)
JetFuelInitialCost = "0.0" //4initial cost when jet jumping(fuel is 0 to 1)
JetFuelMinBorder = "0.0" //minimum fuel to perform a jet jump(fuel is 0 to 1)
JetShowHud = 0
JetEnergyDrain = 40.0
CollisionScale = "0.0 0.0 0.0" // don't take damage from collisions
Technically, yes, but it will look really weird, because the two textures are mapped differently, and even if they weren't, why would you want a clone trooper texture on a Jedi model?
commanderawesome wrote:Technically, yes, but it will look really weird, because the two textures are mapped differently, and even if they weren't, why would you want a clone trooper texture on a Jedi model?
Because of him (and use him with standard clones .msh will retextures clones and I don't want that):
Kingpin wrote:Why just not use a normal clone that has been remapped and skin one hand blue?
OK and how to remapped a clone ?
Did I can reskinned another arm in blue on another clone's skin and override the texture of one of the jek-14's arm with it using "OverrideTexture ="whatevertextureis.tga" ?
Look, what you want to do doesn't require an override texture. Just use the remapped trooper at http://www.gametoast.com/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=16848 , then just edit the texture so that one arm is blue and the trooper is colored how you want. Override texture is only for when you have multiple classes that share the same model, like the battledroids. It makes it so they're all the same model, but use different textures. Even if you were doing something like that, you don't really need to use override texture, because you can just copy the msh and hex-edit to change the texture name to the one you want.
willinator wrote:Look, what you want to do doesn't require an override texture. Just use the remapped trooper at http://www.gametoast.com/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=16848 , then just edit the texture so that one arm is blue and the trooper is colored how you want. Override texture is only for when you have multiple classes that share the same model, like the battledroids. It makes it so they're all the same model, but use different textures. Even if you were doing something like that, you don't really need to use override texture, because you can just copy the msh and hex-edit to change the texture name to the one you want.
Just open the file with any hex editor (I use PSPad), and search for .tga (as text) until you find rep_inf_ep3trooper.tga then change that to what you want (it has to be the same amount of characters (letters, nubers, etc.) as the name of the original texture.)
Hello modders and mappers, here is Indytotof again !
I've recently download some Savage Opress' skins and season 3 Ahsoka Tano's skin (that I convert into .tga files) and I want to use them in Star Wars Battlefront 2.
For the look, here is Savage Opress skins' part:
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My question is: Did I can use them, using the stocks Darth Maul meshes (Shaak Ti's ones for Ahsoka) by Override textures in the .odf ?
Again, that's not what override does. It's not going to texture-wise magically give the stock Darth Maul model the corresponding body parts in their correct places from those Savage Opress textures. You're going to have to manually do it yourself in GIMP.
AQT wrote:Again, that's not what override does. It's not going to texture-wise magically give the stock Darth Maul model the corresponding body parts in their correct places from those Savage Opress textures. You're going to have to manually do it yourself in GIMP.
By Exporting the Savage skin pieces into the stock Darth Maul skin right ? That means I've to "cloning" Darth Maul skin right ?
Thanks answering my question and give a way to do what I think I've to do.
There appears to be a language barrier issue here. Maybe this will help:
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Face goes to face, see? You're going to have to put some work into it. Simply replacing the texture with another one that uses a completely different UV layout isn't going to automatically make everything line up perfectly.
AQT wrote:There appears to be a language barrier issue here. Maybe this will help:
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Face goes to face, see? You're going to have to put some work into it. Simply replacing the texture with another one that uses a completely different UV layout isn't going to automatically make everything line up perfectly.
So I have to replace Darth Maul face in his .tga by Savage one ?
How exactly I've to doing that ? Sorry to ask that, I'm a noob at this kind of retexturing.