[REQ] Chain Mail

[ward_rb]

Originally Posted by MaDMaN

Ok a zip file is attached to this post, it has 2 tqm files, one for female and other for male darkchain skins, i made the tqm files so that they replace the white texture, but you can change that if you want by editing the tqm file.

Also if someone wants the tga versions i can release it no problem, let me know.

awesome, ill give it a shot as soon as i get out of classes today....last week of the semester

[Orrus]

They worked perfect for me =) Don't forget your white dye!

[-Aerows-]

Thanks! A lot of good things have been released lately, I'm pleased to see.

[Mathays]

Very nice! But I like less dark chain mail.

[MaDMaN]

I can make a lighter version if some of you guys want and are too lazy to make hehe

Let me know.

[Mathays]

Originally Posted by MaDMaN

I can make a lighter version if some of you guys want and are too lazy to make hehe

Let me know.

Hehe Ok. But I have little question. Is skin editing easy or difficult?
Does it need special programs to edit?

[DirtySanchez]

Originally Posted by Mathays

Hehe Ok. But I have little question. Is skin editing easy or difficult?
Does it need special programs to edit?

It's not real difficult once you do it a few times but until then.......ughh.

Photoshop or some similar program is all you really need.

[MaDMaN]

Its realy a piece of cake once you know the steps, you just apply them for each texture you make.

To make a character skin in Tq, its very easy, all it requires is:

-extract the original TEX skin from the game archives,
-convert it to TGA or PSD using Tex Viewer,
-edit it in photoshop or texture maker, or any other drawing program that supports TGA and/or PSD,
-save your new modified TGA skin,
-either : 1/ use texturecompiler.exe to regenerate the TEX file from the new TGA skin,
2/ or, put your TGA file in a fake mod source folder, create an asset for it and compile it, then grab the generated TEX file,
-replace the old TEX file with the new one inside the game archives using Shark's batch file, or by making a TQM file.

And you are done.

[Mathays]

This quide is enough to me! Thank you very much MaDMaN.