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Content creation => Texturing and 2D Art => Topic started by: Смердокрыл on October 07, 2015, 01:51:12 pm
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Hey!
Basically I have MANY adts and I want to change them all to a certain texture without having to fly around in Noggit and change each one. How can I do that?
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You could do a mass-replacement (if I remember correctly, you can do that in Noggit ?), but also you could replace the texture in your files. Another option is changing each adt to use your texture instead of the previously one, the last one is a bit tricker though.
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You could do a mass-replacement (if I remember correctly, you can do that in Noggit ?), but also you could replace the texture in your files. Another option is changing each adt to use your texture instead of the previously one, the last one is a bit tricker though.
How exactly can I do these things?))
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1. is just what you did not want to do. Fly around and use texture swapper for swapping texture A for texture B on whole ADT, and do all of this manually for whole map.
2. is basically just overwriting BLPs of texture A in Tileset/.. folder with BLPs of texture B. This will, in fact, give you 2 completely same textures in your MPQs, so you will loost option to use current texture A forever, but you won't have to edit ADTs.
3. I don't know what he meant by this at all. Some mass scripted file-structure editing, I suppose. I have never got to such techniques.
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1. is just what you did not want to do. Fly around and use texture swapper for swapping texture A for texture B on whole ADT, and do all of this manually for whole map.
2. is basically just overwriting BLPs of texture A in Tileset/.. folder with BLPs of texture B. This will, in fact, give you 2 completely same textures in your MPQs, so you will loost option to use current texture A forever, but you won't have to edit ADTs.
3. I don't know what he meant by this at all. Some mass scripted file-structure editing, I suppose. I have never got to such techniques.
1. I remember there is a function in an older noggit version (1.1 ?) that allowed swapping textures on an entire adt. I meant that one. I am not sure if current version features it, I am not up to date.
3. Yes. Not sure if there is a tool for that, though. You could integrate that into fileinfo, though.
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1. I remember there is a function in an older noggit version (1.1 ?) that allowed swapping textures on an entire adt. I meant that one. I am not sure if current version features it, I am not up to date.
Ofc it is still there in Texture Swapper.