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View File [K1] Creatures and Armors TXIs //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /* [K1] Creatures and Armors TXIs [Modder's Resource] "TXI files, or TeXture Information files, are text files that control and add special effects, shaders, animations, blending etc. for an associated texture. I.E. pmbmm01.TXI would hold the information for pmbmm01.TGA." - Czerka Corp. R&D Wiki This is the compilation of TXI/text format that the game uses to store *creatures and armors* texture information - such as shaders and animations that control how they're rendered in-game. This resource main purpose is to act as supplementary to modders' modified TGA files and/or alternatively a fix to transparency problems that often occurs. This only covers *creatures and armors* and not area textures. Some could be missing from the pack though I'm sure they're pretty much everything that is necessary. Drop comments or report to the mod's support page for this pack to be updated or troubleshooting matters. Installation: as a mod; all files have to be dropped to the Override folder, and if necessary should be installed first before all the others. 08/17/2019 */ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //:: Tools By: KotOR Tool - Fred Tetra, Notepad++ - Notepad++team, filenamestxt //:: dumps script - DarthParametric //:: Compiled By: ebmar //:: Hosted By: DeadlyStream //:: Report & Feedbacks: Snigaroo/Sniggles //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //:: Supplementary Page: .txi Parameters and What They Do - CarthOnasty Submitter ebmar Submitted 08/03/2019 Category Modder's Resources
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /* [K1] Creatures and Armors TXIs [Modder's Resource] "TXI files, or TeXture Information files, are text files that control and add special effects, shaders, animations, blending etc. for an associated texture. I.E. pmbmm01.TXI would hold the information for pmbmm01.TGA." - Czerka Corp. R&D Wiki This is the compilation of TXI/text format that the game uses to store *creatures and armors* texture information - such as shaders and animations that control how they're rendered in-game. This resource main purpose is to act as supplementary to modders' modified TGA files and/or alternatively a fix to transparency problems that often occurs. This only covers *creatures and armors* and not area textures. Some could be missing from the pack though I'm sure they're pretty much everything that is necessary. Drop comments or report to the mod's support page for this pack to be updated or troubleshooting matters. Installation: as a mod; all files have to be dropped to the Override folder, and if necessary should be installed first before all the others. 08/17/2019 */ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //:: Tools By: KotOR Tool - Fred Tetra, Notepad++ - Notepad++team, filenamestxt //:: dumps script - DarthParametric //:: Compiled By: ebmar //:: Hosted By: DeadlyStream //:: Report & Feedbacks: Snigaroo/Sniggles //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //:: Supplementary Page: .txi Parameters and What They Do - CarthOnasty-
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I decided to dig deep into this map editor thing and can confirm the editor works. It allows you to input creatures, doors, encounters, merchants, placeables, sounds, triggers, and waypoints. I was able to tweak the module lighting different colors. and select day or night cycle option or both not sure if that works. Now for the interesting part the map files themselves 1st I look at how the names were structured in the map folder of existing maps 2nd I i created a simple blue 512x512 image saved it as jpg, then gave it a name of a module that didn't have a map. 3rd I opened up the jpg image in a text editor the re saved it in the .map extension and put it into the module folder. 4th Opened up the module editor selected open module project and pointed it to the newely created blue image i made. Results the map loaded the editor accepted the map and i was allowed to use all functions...So the map extension wasn't a mystery after all it just took some determination to figure out. Now new maps can be created for all the levels... Id appreciate all who can help with this. Important. you must use th K-Tool to extract the module you want to edit into a folder FIRST as the module editor needs it to load all the dump files into the map editor. This is so everything already in the level can be in its positon. Solved invisible issues thanks to the suggestion by Sithpecter about Z coordinates.. What i did was take a z coordinate from a model that was on the map like this one 10.19682...then i simply change the the last number 2 to a 5 i realized it was important for every model to have its own Z coordinates. Now all models show up where ever placed Now all there is to do is create maps for the Levels http://www.mediafire.com/view/c1ie1c...K2_00009_1.png
