yes, it’s all this ridiculously scattered
To get the textures you will need to eitherĪ) download the dragon age toolset or pygff editor and look for the correct ones in places such asĭragon Age\packages\core\data\textures.erfĭragon Age\packages\core\textures\\texturepack.erfĭragon Age\packages\core\textures\\ dds files, neither does it natively but there are plugins available for free which enable them to do that and are easy to google. To edit textures you will need a digital painting program such as Photoshop or Gimp that is capable of editing.
tint map (”0t”), which lets the game easily recolor items, as well as skin on armor and clothing specular map (”0s”), which determines just how shiny the object is (white=super reflective, black=no shininess at all) normal map (”0n”), which gives the illusion of raised detail where there is none on the actual 3D model diffuse map (usually labelled “0d”), which determines the color and transparency of an object (See also here and here on Toolset Wiki for additional info)īasically, most items and props in dao have 3-4 related texture maps (aside from hair which is weird and happens to have elements of all of them crammed into one image): Putting the rest under Read More for space.įirst of all THIS is a very good breakdown of textures in all three DA games, with a list of difference and a short description what each type does in case it’s the first time you are seeing something like this, so be sure to read through it carefully. Hi, this is going to be something of a quick and dirty summary since I can’t exactly teach you how to use a digital painting program (from what I’ve seen I think you should be fine though!) but hopefully it will help you get started. Do you know of any tutorials for texture modding, or can you explain how to get the textures and how to put them in game once I've changed them?
I want to change some textures for DAO, but I have no experience modding that particular game.
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