Texture Editing (PC)
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ChrisArmoun
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This! If only I could get uMod to actually detect my game. It's being a pita atm. I've tried 2 different versions of it with no luck
I got the hair working without the weird thingy. I just use PNG files instead of DDS
Edit: Somehow I'm enjoying pink haired Tina and Kokoro's red outfit.
Blash
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YES! YES!!!
Thanks for the count info! Interesting. Did NOT think they would be that high.
Great edit on the belt Mr. Wah, although I have to say...
Nuff' said
Interesting edit @Pupi18 on Tina, you did the hair quite well with its opacity and all. Its weird that that colour scheme actually fits her.
Pupi18
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Keep in mind I'm using uMod V.2 alpha (r.53)
1-Start game with uMod (Make sure Global Hook is selected too and make sure the game is set for windowed mode since its easier to go back and forth with the program and the game)
(When the game starts the upper left of the program should have the tab that says game which is the one you are going to edit so make sure its selected even it it should automatically be on it.)
2-Now that the game is open go back to the program and map the keys to go forward, backward and capture the textures you want. Follow the settings here and it should be easy.
(I personally use / for back * for save and - for Next)
OPTIONAL: Set your save directory to something else other than texture.
3- Right Click on the white box under what says title and click Update (Reload)
4-Go to the character select screen and load the character you want to rip the textures from and pick the pieces you want as the game will highlight what you're getting using the keys you selected to go back and forth and saving. (You will see the textures on the upper left corner and message of what you are getting.
5- Open the PNG on Photoshop or Gimp and edit the colors to your liking and save the PNG. Save the PNG without changing the name so it overwrites the texture. (Make a backup of the original texture if you want in another folder)
6- Drag and drop on the white box. Make sure A is selected if you want every texture you edit to load.
7- Right click on the white box again and press Update (Reload)
8- Back to the game and and check your results.
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As of now this all you can do. Have to wait until someone opens up the files.
Jadeinchains
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These look really cool so far.
PS: The layout today is crazy I almost couldn't find the way to log on.
PS: The layout today is crazy I almost couldn't find the way to log on.
gamemaster14
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I will have to give this a try when I get a chance, having some ninjahacker flashbacks now.
Chapstick
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If all her textures are listed identically to Kasumi's, theoretically you could just take all Kasumi's texture files and replace Alpha's with them.
The Enforcer
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Just to save people some time... Alpha will not be an easy mod. She only has one texture to govern everything...
Her colors are controlled by additional properties and not the texture. Until container & engine properties are discovered it will be a futile effort. That is also why she has received little or no DLC. All costumes of a specific type are in one container, unlike all other characters having a unique container per costume.
well I as soon as I get the some extra funds I am so getting the pc game and starting to mod shit XD
Same version. Looks like I got it working. Either it was the fact that I hadn't copied over the provided dx9 dll or maybe I was doing the order wrong of opening uMod then the game... what ev at this point. Thanks.
Did a test, naturally I took care of one of the most important issues, XD For this to be a proper mod though, the hair really needs to be overwritten for an individual hair style like the hat one and not the default.
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Well, this is my favorite thread in this entire site now. Ever.
I'd like to suggest @Gultigargar for this thread since he's the solitary modding champ for DOA3 right now.
Once I actually get the game on steam I'll see what I can contribute in terms of tools if I even manage to get it.
gamemaster14
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Nope, not at all. Never really was active on DOA Central. Its just great to see a good deal of people interested in DOA modding again, something I have not seen since back in the Ninjahacker days.
Chapstick
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The Enforcer
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You missed part of the boat since there was still been plenty of console mod activity, no one really wanted to take on the difficult part. NH days were strictly console back then too.
Nice, do you have some app/util experience?
Presently, not that I'm aware of. Not saying she'll be impossible, but it'll probably require a lot more community efforts than what went into console mods.