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Bob Slydell · Sep 29, 2009, 11:54 PM // 23:54

Actually that does look pretty good, haha..keep up the experimenting, forgot how fun Texmod was.

If I do may ask though, in those pictures, is your character's skin actually transparent? If so how the **** did you do that!? lol

Veripare · Sep 30, 2009, 12:27 AM // 00:27

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Originally Posted by Chrisworld

Actually that does look pretty good, haha..keep up the experimenting, forgot how fun Texmod was.

If I do may ask though, in those pictures, is your character's skin actually transparent? If so how the **** did you do that!? lol

It's more or less more of a glow than transparent. I'm still trying to play around with it. If I can get everything to be top notch, than I'll definitely post a howto in the community works forum

general shaun · Oct 08, 2009, 08:13 PM // 20:13

heres my attempt, not very good but only took 1-2 mins (most of it was finding the texture for the armour and the skin.

gw030.jpg
gw029.jpg

What I did (just incase anyone wants to try it, and improve it) :

opened texmod and entered logging mode
find the texture for the characters armour and save it, find the texture for the characters skin (the flesh) and save it
open the two skins in paint and invert colours
save the files
create the tpf file using texmod
and run the mod

Sep 29, 2009, 11:54 PM // 23:54	#21
Bob Slydell Forge Runner Join Date: Jan 2007	Actually that does look pretty good, haha..keep up the experimenting, forgot how fun Texmod was. If I do may ask though, in those pictures, is your character's skin actually transparent? If so how the **** did you do that!? lol

Oct 08, 2009, 08:13 PM // 20:13	#23
general shaun Ascalonian Squire Join Date: Nov 2007 Profession: P/Mo	heres my attempt, not very good but only took 1-2 mins (most of it was finding the texture for the armour and the skin. gw030.jpg gw029.jpg What I did (just incase anyone wants to try it, and improve it) : opened texmod and entered logging mode find the texture for the characters armour and save it, find the texture for the characters skin (the flesh) and save it open the two skins in paint and invert colours save the files create the tpf file using texmod and run the mod