AprilShaw
aka Logan
Is it possible to change Falcon's visor, and if so, how would one go about it? And if not, is it possible to change the eyes?
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Captain Falcon's Eyes/Visor?
- Thread starter AprilShaw
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Achilles1515
Smash Master
I just searched for the hex 0x999999 (the color of his eyes) in the captain falcon files and player common file and couldn't find anything. I don't think it's a texture but I have no idea where it is located and how to change it. I'm not aware of anyone ever figuring this out. Maybe Lanceinthepants can shed some more light on this subject?
Goatlink
Smash Apprentice
how did you know his eyes were the color 0x999999? did you just look at the color in a sceenshot?
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Achilles1515
Smash Master
Yeah. Took a screenshot while playing Dolphin --> open photoshop --> paste --> color picker and it shows you rrggbb value.
God with a Wavebird
Smash Apprentice
I'm hoping to get rid of this weird texture. Figured I'd bump this thread to see if anyone's figured anything out since 2014.
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Headless Horseman Falcon?!
Info on removing or changing the eyes.
Like the eyes themselves, the black visor portion is not a texture. To remove it, you can use the Removing Model Parts section in the Advanced Costume Hacks guide. As mentioned in the post I linked to above, the visor is attached to object 23, and should be editable the same way as the eyes.
Typically, if you want to play with editing an object or parts of a mesh, but you don't have an associated texture help point you to it, you'll just need to use some trail and error while zeroing out different sets of Display List Blocks. But you can also guess based on the complexity of the object you're looking at among the objects in the Structural Analysis tab, both from how many Mesh objects it has, and their Display List Blocks values. Where of course move of each of these means more complex meshes or model parts.
Info on removing or changing the eyes.
Like the eyes themselves, the black visor portion is not a texture. To remove it, you can use the Removing Model Parts section in the Advanced Costume Hacks guide. As mentioned in the post I linked to above, the visor is attached to object 23, and should be editable the same way as the eyes.
Typically, if you want to play with editing an object or parts of a mesh, but you don't have an associated texture help point you to it, you'll just need to use some trail and error while zeroing out different sets of Display List Blocks. But you can also guess based on the complexity of the object you're looking at among the objects in the Structural Analysis tab, both from how many Mesh objects it has, and their Display List Blocks values. Where of course move of each of these means more complex meshes or model parts.