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Vante
Mar 13, 2019 22:13:27 GMT 10
Post by Deported on Mar 13, 2019 22:13:27 GMT 10
I do not know how RE2 works but in DMC5 Capcom uses two folders for textures /natives/x64/character/player/xxxx/ and /natives/x64/streaming/player/xxx The character folder is for low resolution only while the streaming folder is for high quality textures, you would need to remake the textures(if creating new ones) or in this case just swap the already existing ones in that folder. If using Photoshop this is the preset that best works for me:
You can also check mods in NexusMods to see their structure, altough there's only a few it gives you an idea.
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Ada... Ada Wong :D
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Vante
Mar 13, 2019 23:07:23 GMT 10
Post by EvilLord on Mar 13, 2019 23:07:23 GMT 10
oh um whats the problem here he looks fine xD
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"Hey, I'm not going anywhere. I'm the only cop left alive in this building!"
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Vante
Mar 14, 2019 6:28:33 GMT 10
Post by Scout on Mar 14, 2019 6:28:33 GMT 10
I do not know how RE2 works but in DMC5 Capcom uses two folders for textures /natives/x64/character/player/xxxx/ and /natives/x64/streaming/player/xxx The character folder is for low resolution only while the streaming folder is for high quality textures, you would need to remake the textures(if creating new ones) or in this case just swap the already existing ones in that folder. If using Photoshop this is the preset that best works for me:
You can also check mods in NexusMods to see their structure, altough there's only a few it gives you an idea.
Oh yeah, I got everything on lock. I just messed up, the player file section has multiple folders of textures for these characters with "c" in the folder and without it. I totally forgot about streaming folders. Thank you!
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