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Retextured WWII Uniform


Bombly

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Hi everyone,

I don't really know where to post this, and sorry if this is the wrong place, but I saw a mod called "WWII Uniforms" which was a port of a FO3 mod, and it had a uniform called the Imperial Army Uniform, which looked exactly like what I was looking for, aside from the collar, which had a bunch of Japanese symbols on it. I looked everywhere for a simple retexturing program or whatever but couldn't find one, and all I have to do is get rid of the flag on the collar. If anyone could tell me a simple way to retexture the collar that would be great, the files I'm editing are .nif, just in case that helps.

 

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1. There's no such thing as a simple retexturing program. There are image editing programs that can be used to retexture files but to do a good job these need to be fairly powerful.

 

2. Gimp is a free image editing program.

 

3. Nifs are the mesh not the texture, you don't edit the nif if you want to make an image change. You're looking in the wrong place.

 

4. Editing the texture can be as simple or complicated as you want it to be. Open it in the image editor of your choice, find the area on the texture that you want to change and then either cover over it with a color similar to the rest of the texture or clone over it with a nearby sample. How well this ends up turning out is entirely up to your skill level, the amount of time you put in and what program you try to use.

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Ok, so I dl'd GIMP 2.8 and found the textures folder, opened it up, found the dds file instead of the nif file (which I assume is the one I was meant to find) and opened it, but GIMP says unknown file type...

Also I ripped the image straight off the mod page so I can't help the size, sorry.

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Ok, new idea. I downloaded something called paint.net and I could edit the collar if I wanted to, but whenever I do it just comes out flat, like a huge splodge of one colour, any idea how to make it sort of gradient-ey where there a bunch of different shades of one colour all mixed together to get a realistic look?

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