Hi to all my question is:
how to eliminate el backpack's chunk of the clone commando .MSH?

thanks.

I'm not quite sure, but you may need to recreate the .MSH without the backpack.

PhantoM wrote:I'm not quite sure, but you may need to recreate the .MSH without the backpack.

yes but i don't know how to remove the backpack

You would need to do that in XSI and go through a painful process of getting him ingame as a player model.

Noncense. Use hex editor to apply transparency and texture the backpack transparent. How to hex transparency is explained in the FAQ

MandeRek wrote:Noncense. Use hex editor to apply transparency and texture the backpack transparent. How to hex transparency is explained in the FAQ

yep or (im not sure about this) you can take off the "cloth" odf in the commando odf. i know it works like this for arc troopers, snipers, etc. but im not sure bout commando.

MandeRek wrote:Noncense. Use hex editor to apply transparency and texture the backpack transparent. How to hex transparency is explained in the FAQ

do you talk this FAQ? How to hex edit a msh to enable transparency

DEVISS-REX wrote:

MandeRek wrote:Noncense. Use hex editor to apply transparency and texture the backpack transparent. How to hex transparency is explained in the FAQ

do you talk this FAQ? How to hex edit a msh to enable transparency

not sure what u mean. heres the faq though CLICKME!!

obiboba3po wrote:

DEVISS-REX wrote:

MandeRek wrote:Noncense. Use hex editor to apply transparency and texture the backpack transparent. How to hex transparency is explained in the FAQ

do you talk this FAQ? How to hex edit a msh to enable transparency

not sure what u mean. heres the faq though CLICKME!!

yes thanks sir i get it work :clone:

oh really you got it? congratz (lol no need to cal me "sir" im only 14 )

(WOOT 900 posts )

obiboba3po wrote:

MandeRek wrote:Noncense. Use hex editor to apply transparency and texture the backpack transparent. How to hex transparency is explained in the FAQ

yep or (im not sure about this) you can take off the "cloth" odf in the commando odf. i know it works like this for arc troopers, snipers, etc. but im not sure bout commando.

Nay, that works for capes, kamas and other stuff that acts like cloth but not for backpacks, unless the backpack is an addon msh. Redoing the model or hex-editing is the only way.

The_Emperor wrote:

obiboba3po wrote:

MandeRek wrote:Noncense. Use hex editor to apply transparency and texture the backpack transparent. How to hex transparency is explained in the FAQ

yep or (im not sure about this) you can take off the "cloth" odf in the commando odf. i know it works like this for arc troopers, snipers, etc. but im not sure bout commando.

Nay, that works for capes, kamas and other stuff that acts like cloth but not for backpacks, unless the backpack is an addon msh. Redoing the model or hex-editing is the only way.

oh okay, thanks for clarifying empy

sorry i don't get it work in the game the backpack is show but in white colour. Must i remove the MODL chunk? in this case how do i remove the MODL chunk??

Thanks

It's all one MODL chunk with that model. Did you add an alpha channel to the backpack texture, and set it to all black?

Teancum wrote:It's all one MODL chunk with that model. Did you add an alpha channel to the backpack texture, and set it to all black?

i hex-edited replacing the 8 places next to ATRB of 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 to 04 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 and also paint of all black the backpack's texture but don't work, this appear in the game in black colour

The alpha channel of the texture needs to be black, not the main part of the texture itself.

Teancum wrote:The alpha channel of the texture needs to be black, not the main part of the texture itself.

and how do i do the ALPHA CHANNEL on black colour sir??

Thanks

http://files.filefront.com/tut3wmv/;975 ... einfo.html

Make sure you download the tutorial, it's much easier to read that way.

Maveritchell wrote:http://files.filefront.com/tut3wmv/;975 ... einfo.html

Make sure you download the tutorial, it's much easier to read that way.

i downloaded the gimp 2.4 and installed it but haven't the opcion DECOMPOSE so i can not continuous your tutorial do you know other way for to do ALPHA CHANNEL??

Thanks

In GIMP 2.4, the option to compose is now in Colors -> Components -> Decompose. Aside from that, everything works the same as before.