Difference between revisions of "Retexturing"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
imported>DragoonWraith (this page is very much out of date - I don't know a lot about texturing, so I can't fix it, but I do know we can edit Nif files, and those should be internal links, not external ones) |
imported>JOG (Better?) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
== NIF Retexturing == | |||
Retexturing means you take base objects and apply different textures to them creating a new in-game object with the same shape but with a different look. | |||
There are two utilities for this, [[TR_Retexturing_Tool|Texture Replacer]] which is specialized on retexturing (and is capable to change the textures of a whole tile-set in one swoop) and [[NifSkope]] which is an allround-tool for modifying NIF-files on a low-level scales (including but by far not restricted to retexturing) | |||
== Tools == | |||
===[[TR_Retexturing_Tool|Texture Replacer]]=== | |||
:[[Retexturing Made Easy]] | |||
[ | :[[Reskinning Rudiments 1]] | ||
[[ | ===[[NifSkope]]=== | ||
:[[Retex Guide]] | |||
[[Category:Meshes and Textures]] | [[Category:Meshes and Textures]] | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 29 July 2006
NIF Retexturing
Retexturing means you take base objects and apply different textures to them creating a new in-game object with the same shape but with a different look.
There are two utilities for this, Texture Replacer which is specialized on retexturing (and is capable to change the textures of a whole tile-set in one swoop) and NifSkope which is an allround-tool for modifying NIF-files on a low-level scales (including but by far not restricted to retexturing)
Tools
Texture Replacer