NEW DISCOVERY!!!

[Rigid Ice]

Hey everybody- I stumbled apon something.

When I was modding, I was too lazy to edit the goggle file for a uniform (and we all know what problem the skin graft has with the goggles), so I didn't do anything to it, but then, when I entered the game, it was transparent and worked perfectly- NO HEX EDITER NEEDED!

STEPS I TOOK:

1. Opened Mike Schell's Skin Graft
2. Opened the black_light_a.CRP file
3. The hrt_m_glass I just left- don't even click on it
4. I changed the rest of the files (arm, leg, etc.)
5. Saved it and the SKL file (which also included making the, e.x., black_light_b.CRP (and c)
6. Went into rogue spear, and viola! It worked!


Some of you may have already found that out, but, I didn't know that

[Cocobolo]

lol, sorry but it's not a new discovery! The transparency effect still works because you didn't change the filename.

Changing the filename of the transparent textures is not a problem if you also make sure you add the name to the Rommel.cxp file in your textures folder. Take a look in the file and find the other goggle textures, and just add the name of yours and copy the rest of the line from one of the existing transparent goggle textures.

The goggle texture you did worked because it's in the rommel file Changing the file name is supported by Skin Graft, but adding it to the rommel file must be done manually.

[Rigid Ice]

Ahh, I see- I even learned something else- thanks

[Rigid Ice]

Hey COCA!!!! I need your help with the goggles thing!

I copied hrt_m_glass and renamed it, e.x. D_m_glass-

then, in the skin graft, I replaced the hrt_m_glass with my new D_m_glass

then, I went into rommel.cxp and added the file name and such to the other goggles found at the very bottom, but it still doesn't work

I might have done something wrong, so maybe you can give me complete instructions.

~Thanks

[Cocobolo]

You changed the filename but shortened it. I don't use skingraft, and I know it lets you shorten filenames, but I'd stick with a filename that is the same length as the original. I'm pretty sure this is the problem.