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Effects thread.
You'll need to dump the textures with Dolphin and inject them into files (CSPs are in MnSlChr.usd) after editing them. DRGN wrote a program to help with injecting these kinds of textures. It's in the Melee Workshop.
Sounds like easy money
You wanna do it? How much do you want? Don't go crazy or anything i'm not rich. I have photo shopped what it is I want, I can send you the image and the photo shop file I have with it you can work with.
No guarantees, but if you give me the photos I'll do what I can; it's not difficult.
Alright where can I email you my files?
email me at ndrewgaming@gmail.com
Ridiculously awesome.
thanks for the updated fourside its sikkkkk
Alright I sent you a link through my One Drive.
I doubt that will help you at all, texture hacking is easy and it's the same for every game basically.
I've been in a graphics design class this year and it will help you learn some basic principles about graphics, many of which can be applied to texture hacking. Learning graphics design will help you, plus it's fun.
Brawl actually uses TPLs too. The reason Brawl hacking is so easy is because so much work has been put into it, otherwise it's pretty similar to Melee.I've been in a graphics design class this year and it will help you learn some basic principles about graphics, many of which can be applied to texture hacking. Learning graphics design will help you, plus it's fun.
Also, texture hacking is not as easy as it sounds and it's NOT the same for every game. For example, Smash 64 doesn't have a lot of textures as most of them are colored polygons. Changing those is annoying. Melee uses TPL files (and other formats), which are annoying to crack and have an alpha layer that is causes problems on some textures. Brawl hacks are the simplest since they use pngs and we have dedicated programs (BrawlBox) for it, but they can still be a challenge to actually design something that sits on the model right without knowing how the texture is mapped out on the model. Don't call something 'easy' when you clearly don't know what you're talking about.
That is just the way the texture is mapped to the model. I'm sure it's possible to change it through hex editing but I have no idea how
I figured the same but hopefully someone knows! Very curious as to why they decided to map it that way...
Melee Toolkit doesn't have all the textures for every character. See DRGN's texture hacking guide.
the game runs fine normally, all the textures show up and global netplay settings as well as recommended dolphin settings are on. when i host or connect with someone else, the game runs as if i hadn't installed any textures. i dont know how much more info i can give.
You must have multiple Melee isos in your directory, and when you do netplay it's picking the first one in its list with the game code GALE01 and version byte 0x02, which happens to be one with no textures. Same thing happens with 20XX, and it's shocking how many people ask why they're desyncing and then deny that 20XX was loading on their side, and then that ends up being the issue lol
Word. Thank you
This is what I used to do.Okay, so I'm doing another texture project right here and I have a big problem.
Basically what I want to do is change Fox's white color jacket by a blue denim texture, and I cannot change it without removing the outlines of the default textures (outlines I need because I will recolor them somehow).
I am using CS6, how can I do this ?
EDIT: Well the results aren't that bad, check this out
Achilles1515
I'll test your method.
krvntn
doing the multiple layers thing just seems like the best idea to me. I cheated once by using the "Background Eraser Tool" to remove all of the non-shadows (or in your case creases) from a texture, then I desaturated that layer so all that was left would be the color of a shadow, the finally put that layer on top of a layer of a solid color and the shadows stayed. This is by no means the best way to do this, just the easiest for me. Gotta remember that you can get away with a lot once the skin is actually in game or dolphin
Did you get my email? how much do you want for the project?
Fakes
your method have been very useful, I will be using that in addition to my own "techniques". However, Achilles' one is way simplier and clean imo.
