Wizard Model Edit (player.zip) OpenGL

Mikesword221 · Jan 19, 2008

Flame_the_hedgehog said:
Sky Ninja said:

Also, here's a skin guide.

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Why does it seem that I'm the only one who doesn't get part of this skin guide?

I don't get it ether.

Chrispy · Jan 19, 2008

Flame_the_hedgehog said:
Sky Ninja said:

Also, here's a skin guide.

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Why does it seem that I'm the only one who doesn't get part of this skin guide?

I can understand a lot of it, but not all of it.

Sky Ninja · Jan 19, 2008

Is the new one better? I know some things are hard to read, but it's the best I could do.

Fred · Jan 19, 2008

What I don't get is how you didn't use the actual texture from Wizard. The result is so much more pleasing.

The original texture even makes it easier to tell where everything is for easy editing. Just download the PNG below and replace your player.png with it.

Mikesword221 · Jan 19, 2008

mikesword221 said:
Error while loading md2.dat
using highcolor mode

Sky Ninja · Jan 19, 2008

Neo Chaotikal said:
What I don't get is how you didn't use the actual texture from Wizard. The result is so much more pleasing.

The original texture even makes it easier to tell where everything is for easy editing. Just download the PNG below and replace your player.png with it.

How did you convert that!?

Orangelink · Jan 19, 2008

mikesword221 said:
mikesword221 said:

Error while loading md2.dat
using highcolor mode

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You have to be on OpenGL mode for it to work.

Mikesword221 · Jan 19, 2008

I have been in openGL mode.

Fred · Jan 19, 2008

The .buz files (yay, Buzzy!) are just raw bitmaps with three bytes of header and three interleaved channels. From there just try and get the dimensions right. In this case, 128x128, but I haven't looked at any others. I'd imagine they're all confined to a standard grid, so just try some powers of 2 and their close submultiples.

Sky Ninja · Jan 19, 2008

Neo Chaotikal said:
The .buz files (yay, Buzzy!) are just raw bitmaps with three bytes of header and three interleaved channels. From there just try and get the dimensions right. In this case, 128x128, but I haven't looked at any others. I'd imagine they're all confined to a standard grid, so just try some powers of 2 and their close submultiples.

Get the dimesions right? What do you mean. I don't know how I'd even set it if I can't do crap with it.

Arf · Jan 19, 2008

HAAHAHAHAA 56k beware

What was that noise!?

Dunno. Just a random thought.

Sky Ninja · Jan 19, 2008

Re: HAAHAHAHAA 56k beware

Arf said:
What was that noise!?

Dunno. Just a random thought.

Cool.

Chrispy · Jan 20, 2008

Made a shadow skin!

Mikesword221 · Jan 20, 2008

I still need help.

Chrispy · Jan 20, 2008

Here are the instructions:
Make a folder called md2 in your srb2 folder
Open player.zip and save the contents there.
Start up notepad
Copy/Paste PLAY Player.md2 3.0 0.0
Save as md2.dat (change text documents to all files and save to your SRB2 folder, not the md2 folder)
Start up SRB2 in Open GL mode
Type GR_MD2 ON in console

Mikesword221 · Jan 20, 2008

And I have done all that what is highcolor anyway.

Chrispy · Jan 20, 2008

Probably another word for Open GL. Are you sure your computer can use Open GL?

Mikesword221 · Jan 20, 2008

Yes I have played it many times before.

EDIT:Could this mean something...
WARNING: Resolution is not aspect-correct!
Use a multiple of 320x200

Sky Ninja · Jan 20, 2008

No. It just says that because the default is 320x200. I get that too.

Mikesword221 · Jan 20, 2008

I have no idea what is wrong then.

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