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  On 12/21/2014 at 1:56 PM, sELFiNDUCEDcOMA said:

Feel free to re-skin all the textures of the game; I however, have better things to do than create everything from scratch, especially for a texture that is only used TWICE in TSL as far as I can tell ;).

 

He said "re-skinning the texture", not every texture in the game. And "re-skin" does not mean "re-create", "re-do", or "create from scratch".

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  On 12/21/2014 at 2:25 PM, Fair Strides said:

He said "re-skinning the texture", not every texture in the game. And "re-skin" does not mean "re-create", "re-do", or "create from scratch".

 

Wow, I think you've found your calling in life.

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OK, so I guess I couldn't help but "re-skin" the texture anyway; it's just to ugly to look at, the original texture and model I mean. They shouldn't of used the only male Twilek to appear in the movies as the reference for all the Twileks in the game.

 

 

The first uses my original bump map texture, skin specular sheen appears more pourous -- bit hard to tell when not seen in-game.

 

k2_bumptest_03.jpg

 

The second one uses an alt bump map resulting in a more glossy uniform sheen to the skin -- again, hard to see when not in-game.

 

k2_bumptest_04.jpg

 

As for the re-skin part, I altered the shading to the forehead bumps along with some eyebrow elements.

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Decided to do the alt textures for the (young-ish) male Twi'leks:

 

First is the blue...

 

k2_bumptest_05.jpg

 

Next is the orange...

 

k2_bumptest_06.jpg

 

Finally is the green again, albeit with some tweaks to make it more vibrant along with the others...

 

k2_bumptest_07.jpg

 

And this last one should show more clearly the bump-specular effect to the textures...

 

k2_bumptest_08.jpg

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Spent some time doing the other male Twi'lek textures...

 

Orange skin -- originally Komad for K1:

 

twim_orange.jpg

 

Purple skin -- originally Xor from K1:

 

twim_purple.jpg

 

Red skin -- originally Zhar from K1:

 

twim_red.jpg

 

And the older male Twi'lek textures...

 

Yellow skin:

 

twim_oldyellow.jpg

 

Aqua(ish) skin:

 

twim_oldaqua.jpg

 

Lavender(ish) skin:

 

twim_oldlavender.jpg

 

That last one is actually based on one of the original textures in the game but I've decided to replace with the aqua skin instead; leaving this one as an alternative. I kind of like the tail coloring on the tails of the others, kind of like a change in appearance that happens with age. The lavender-grey to me seems like I could re-work it to create a Sith appearance instead.

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  On 12/28/2014 at 11:16 AM, milestails said:

Very sinister.

 

Thanks. Too bad the male Twi'lek voice is so the opposite of that; hands down, the worst voice to visual representation paring for the series IMO.

 

Every time one of the male Twi'leks in the game starts waffling on in that impotent and verging on aging-senility sumo-wrestler voice... I click as fast as I can  :on2long: .

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Looks amazing. I have been following this mod for a while now and everything I see just makes me want more!

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  On 11/5/2014 at 6:05 PM, Kexikus said:

Since this mod is currently on hold, I was wondering if you considered releasing another preview version including what you have already completed.

And if you don't want to do that (which would be perfectly understandable), could you maybe release your Coruscant skybox as a seperate download? :D

 

This may have been deliberately unanswered - but I thought I might bump this question. I am especially excited for the skybox! 

 

After spending a hour reading this entire thread, there is some phenomenal work. I would be greatly disappointed, although understanding because IRL makes it hard, if it never got finished.

 

I have always liked other modders work, but this brings a whole new dimension to the 'vanilla' feel (which I liked when I played it 6 years ago), some 're-textures' can look a bit comical and out of place, so this mod is just amazeballs.

 

*insert whatever inspirational anecdote that might re kindle the passion*

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  On 1/11/2015 at 12:25 PM, big_J_93 said:

This may have been deliberately unanswered - but I thought I might bump this question. I am especially excited for the skybox! 

 

After spending a hour reading this entire thread, there is some phenomenal work. I would be greatly disappointed, although understanding because IRL makes it hard, if it never got finished.

 

I have always liked other modders work, but this brings a whole new dimension to the 'vanilla' feel (which I liked when I played it 6 years ago), some 're-textures' can look a bit comical and out of place, so this mod is just amazeballs.

 

*insert whatever inspirational anecdote that might re kindle the passion*

 

Hmmm... Probably not :P

 

Though, seeing that some of you have discovered ReShade, I thought I might share some screens  of it using MasterEffect:

 

 

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That's from a while ago, since then I've been busy creating my own custom selection of shaders from MasterEffect and SweetFX; along with some new stuff. SweetFX in particular people have issues getting to work with OpenGL and 32bit games, resulting in a black screen. So far what I have ported to my version works accept for SMAA -- but, I think I've an idea of what's going wrong  :Juggle:

 

 

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The screens don't show everything, as I found that FXAA had almost nil positive effect and bloom was a little too much in combination with HDR -- especially without other corrective effects still to be ported.

 

EDIT: forgot to add that I brightened the screenshots as things look darker out of game; may affect things like contrasting details however.

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  On 8/2/2015 at 2:56 PM, Bishop said:

Beautiful work. Love what you've done with the Restoration Zone!

 

Thanks for noticing!  :cheers:

 

  On 6/20/2015 at 8:11 PM, Jango32 said:

Any news, SIC?

 

Well not any work to really show, or, at least not directly...  :shuriken:

 

 

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Oh man, so many great texture mods for these games, I can't even decide which to use. I am definitely adoring the extra detail on the character models.  

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  On 8/7/2015 at 3:25 AM, sELFiNDUCEDcOMA said:

Thanks for noticing!  :cheers:

 

 

Well not any work to really show, or, at least not directly...  :shuriken:

 

 

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??? What could this be?

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  On 8/8/2015 at 12:47 AM, VarsityPuppet said:

??? What could this be?

 

It's not that much for the moment. Got sick of the back and forth with MDLOps and other tools and decided to start making a replacement. So far all it does is read in the mdl model file and spit out text telling me what each byte essentially is; it accounts for EVERY byte, and the text conversion follows the file structure exactly. Both of which MDLOps doesn't do.

 

It's written in OOP C#.net, not Perl using binary regular expressions -- which I can't find any good info for freely via the web. The idea is that when I have mapped and accounted for every byte of the mdl & mdx files, that I will then model the required data structures in memory and write/read it out as an xml marked-up file. The editor will have some kind of editable xml data view tree, so that I can easily edit things like texture file names and other values rather than opening up the saved xml file via something like Notepad++.

 

When that all works, I'm going to then look into importing and exporting mesh/model data as either obj or fbx model files. Which means that you can edit models in whatever model program you like as long as it can open and save such files -- most can. There would be no need for NVMax scripts, which is part of the pipeline problem with editing model files.

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Interesting. I'm keen to see what you come up with. I can't offer much help, not being a programmer, but I have bashed my head repeatedly against MDLOps for a while and have spent many a long hour hex editing models in a trial and error manner, for whatever that might be worth.

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  On 8/5/2013 at 1:47 AM, sELFiNDUCEDcOMA said:

Well, it's been a while, longer than I had intended. So, without further delay here are some screens of my latest work retexturing the Peragus mining facility...

 

 

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 sir, Would you please give me a download link?

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  On 12/23/2015 at 5:06 PM, a1212457 said:

 sir, Would you please give me a download link?

It'll be done when it's done. Patience.

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