is there a way to remove the glow around the hangar i checked in the .odf and .msh option but none of them seemed to have any effect

Which hangar? It's some simple .msh hexediting, you need to remove the glow flag.

the rep hangar and you need to hex edit? so i should just remove the line glow flag?

You could remove the "-vertexlighting" from the .msh.option, that would have basically the same effect.

removing vertex lighting made the hangar responsive to light but did not remove the glow how would i hex edit it like what lines would i change in order to remove the glow or at least dim it.

uh repsharpshooter told me how to remove a flag from amodel
how can i acces the xfire-chatarchive?

Here's a copy of the mesh stripped of its "lightmap" flag, that should remove the glow from the large white "lips" of the hangar. To learn how to do this, look in the "how to enable transparency" topic in the FAQ.

thanks a ton

EDIT
pretty much self explanatory but is there a way to do it through hex editing and if so how exactly would i do it?

Topics merged -Staff

you can override the old flag via hexediting
(repsharpshooter told me how to do it some time ago, but i dont know how to view the xfirechatarchive )

would just removing the line envmap solve the problem?

no, you have to modify these 6 bytes which controll the flag

which 6 bytes?

i dont know i cant remember

DarthD.U.C.K. wrote:you can override the old flag via hexediting
(repsharpshooter told me how to do it some time ago, but i dont know how to view the xfirechatarchive )

Left click the name of which persons you want to view, and go down to View Chat Log.

open the mesh, search for "ATRB", then afetr atrb you should see: 04 00 00 00 00 06
try to change it to: 04 00 00 00 00 00
(this is the first time i do something hex-related, so im not shure, if it works)

@culvar:thanks!

i changed those lines and i did see an effect in zero editor however in game is still isn't working i also cleaned and munged

you saw an effect in ze?

If you override all the ATRB values to 00 00 00 00 then nothing should be rendered except a flat texture.

i did that and i am workign with the tantive4 halls if that helps in ze they have a flat texture but in game they still are shiny

and

If you override all the ATRB values to 00 00 00 00 then nothing should be rendered except a flat texture.

does that include the 04 at the front?

Don't do the first 04.

And didn't we just go over this in another topic? Glowmap, Lightmap, envmap, whatever it's all the same thing.

Especially if you actually read the topic I directed you to.