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Offline Dadarkforce

Character skin
« on: May 25, 2014, 03:12:59 PM »
Does anyone know where I can find the dds file for the skin of the base human model.

Offline Daakun

Re: Character skin
« Reply #1 on: May 26, 2014, 01:58:01 PM »
There is no 'base' model; every outfit that shows skin has that in its own model.

Offline Dadarkforce

Re: Character skin
« Reply #2 on: May 26, 2014, 08:33:38 PM »
By base, I meant the human and elf purely naked. I found the dds file for the giant, fairly easily, but I couldn't for the human and elf. After a while I assumed that the way the modeler placed his vertices and edges on his model were the cause of a few of the "misinterpretations" of what I deemed as a texture. It seems the shader was the culprit and that the model for human/elf (without clothings, etc.) is just a pure color with no texture map (dds) to influence it. Looking at npc characters that're human and elf proved my point. Then again, I could be stupid, someone mind proving me wrong or right, either one is good.

Offline Europe

Re: Character skin
« Reply #3 on: May 29, 2014, 03:41:36 AM »
By base, I meant the human and elf purely naked. I found the dds file for the giant, fairly easily, but I couldn't for the human and elf. After a while I assumed that the way the modeler placed his vertices and edges on his model were the cause of a few of the "misinterpretations" of what I deemed as a texture. It seems the shader was the culprit and that the model for human/elf (without clothings, etc.) is just a pure color with no texture map (dds) to influence it. Looking at npc characters that're human and elf proved my point. Then again, I could be stupid, someone mind proving me wrong or right, either one is good.

Skin colours are applied as a colour diffusion, things like "bodymap03.dds" are skin textures.