mhmm chocolate
Them were the days
They ain’t ever gonna add this, are they…
@Robert big if trueI did it, had to learn the process step by step as it's the first time I do anything like this.
In case the devs are busy and this is on a low-prio list, look no further. (does not mean it's on the server, it still needs to be added, up for them to decide)
Google Drive
● I started off by using gmpublisher to extract all the files from the content pack, narrowed it down to the cigarette.mdl file location and its respective textures.
● Converted the .vtf files into .tga, loaded them into Photoshop and edited a nice little cigarillo texture on both of them, exported back to .vtf, then edited the .vmt files to reflect the change.
-- I ran into a little problem after because I then learned that the base cigarette textures were baked into the original cigarillo.mdl file, so I had to learn how to decompile. I did so using a program called Crowbar, which pretty much automated the process without me needing to know much. I edited all the text files to match their new cigarillo filenames, and recompiled the model.
In the end, we're left with something like this:
yaaaaaaaaaaaaassssssssI did it, had to learn the process step by step as it's the first time I do anything like this.
In case the devs are busy and this is on a low-prio list, look no further. (does not mean it's on the server, it still needs to be added, up for them to decide)
Google Drive
● I started off by using gmpublisher to extract all the files from the content pack, narrowed it down to the cigarette.mdl file location and its respective textures.
● Converted the .vtf files into .tga, loaded them into Photoshop and edited a nice little cigarillo texture on both of them, exported back to .vtf, then edited the .vmt files to reflect the change.
-- I ran into a little problem after because I then learned that the base cigarette textures were baked into the original cigarillo.mdl file, so I had to learn how to decompile. I did so using a program called Crowbar, which pretty much automated the process without me needing to know much. I edited all the text files to match their new cigarillo filenames, and recompiled the model.
In the end, we're left with something like this:
You failed to provide the model download!
i got this from the hl2rp creative media mega folder i posted in the creative corner in the general discussion's forum node.
