[SOLVED] Removing ESRB Rating Image

[Abundant]

Pretty Simple and Self Explanatory by the title. I need help removing the ESRB Rating Image in the Bottom of the Login Screen (Look at Image Below)

[Rockfire]

Edit the BLP file named "Glues-ESRBRating.blp" located in Interface/Glues/Login
There's also a bunch of other files in there, for different countries.

[inico]

Why is it in the modeling section?
Anyway, you can also edit AccountLogin.xml (InterfaceGlueXMLaccountlogin.xml) to remove or add buttons.

[Abundant]

Edit the BLP file named "Glues-ESRBRating.blp" located in Interface/Glues/Login
There's also a bunch of other files in there, for different countries.

But how would you edit something that is located in the Locale-enUS.mpq file through the MPQ Editor I know how to extract the file but would I need to create the folder structure in the interface folder and than rename it? or is there a different way of doing it and thank you for the help pal

[Rockfire]

You can also do as Inico said, but that requires a patched client so it accepts modifications to the interface files (the XMLs and LUAs files).

But you can also extract the image from the MPQ archive, edit it so it's transparent, or put anything you want on it, and put it in your patch. As soon as you keep the same folder structure it will work.

[Abundant]

You can also do as Inico said, but that requires a patched client so it accepts modifications to the interface files (the XMLs and LUAs files).

But you can also extract the image from the MPQ archive, edit it so it's transparent, or put anything you want on it, and put it in your patch. As soon as you keep the same folder structure it will work.

Thanks bud, it worked

I have one more question maybe you or someone else could help me with.

I am trying to find a spell or effect that shows like dust falling or small rocks, if you could help me find something similar it would be very much appreciated

[Rockfire]

You can also do as Inico said, but that requires a patched client so it accepts modifications to the interface files (the XMLs and LUAs files).

But you can also extract the image from the MPQ archive, edit it so it's transparent, or put anything you want on it, and put it in your patch. As soon as you keep the same folder structure it will work.

Thanks bud, it worked

I have one more question maybe you or someone else could help me with.

I am trying to find a spell or effect that shows like dust falling or small rocks, if you could help me find something similar it would be very much appreciated

I can't help you about that, sorry.