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Najaknevrec

Member Since 26 May 2007
Offline Last Active Apr 13 2009 02:02 AM

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In Topic: Exchanging Meshes and Textures

19 May 2008 - 06:10 AM

I'm having a bit of trouble with changing the color or "texture?" for items, armor, and clothing on Oblivion. The programs that I have are The Gimp, Gimp Pro, Photo.NET, and Gmax. Any help would be greatly apreceated. :doh: ^_^

And what kind of problem that is? I persoanly use Photoshop, but some general rules are the same for both.

In Topic: Exchanging Meshes and Textures

28 January 2008 - 09:01 AM

This is possible and in deed very easy. to say an example, if you do not like the look of your Mithril shield, go to your Oblivion/data folder and if you do not already have it, create a new folder, called Meshes/armor/mithril and place the new mesh there. Voila, all mithril shields in game are changed. You can do this with every item in the game, you just have to use a correct file path. You can do the same thing with textures as well.

In Topic: Armour transparency issues

26 November 2007 - 08:10 AM

Well, it is very difficult to help with this. I guess more information would be nice. If you could describe what you have done or show pictures we would have something to work with.

In Topic: custom armor in nifskope

24 November 2007 - 11:59 AM

I'm so sorry, but i have an other stupid question...
How can I send my mesh to u?? :unsure:

Just make it an attachement to an e-mail. One single mesh is small enogh and should not cause any problems.

If you mean the picture, I'll send it to your email

I ment the mesh there is very little to be seen from the picture. I really recomend you to use FRAPS, it is for free, very simple to use and very effective.

In Topic: custom armor in nifskope

22 November 2007 - 02:07 AM

That sounds very strange. Well, I'll PM you my E-mail and if you want, send me the mesh and I will have a look at it.

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