Tutorials:STF Conversion Tute Step 16 - Revision history

Porkypine: /* Import your new mesh parts into your package */

2013-03-09T23:25:17Z

‎Import your new mesh parts into your package

Kiwi tea at 16:06, 17 September 2012

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Porkypine at 01:54, 14 February 2011

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Porkypine: /* If You Have More Than One Mesh Color */

2011-02-11T23:52:45Z

‎If You Have More Than One Mesh Color

Porkypine: /* If You Have More Than One Mesh Color */

2011-02-11T23:48:20Z

‎If You Have More Than One Mesh Color

Porkypine: /* If You Have More Than One Mesh Color */

2011-02-11T23:44:31Z

‎If You Have More Than One Mesh Color

Porkypine: /* Time to import your new images parts into the package */

2011-02-11T23:42:44Z

‎Time to import your new images parts into the package

Porkypine: /* Time to import your new images parts into the package */

2011-02-11T23:42:11Z

‎Time to import your new images parts into the package

Porkypine: /* IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE MESH COLOR */

2011-02-11T23:39:53Z

‎IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE MESH COLOR

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 # Navigate to your '''MODL-00001''' folder and select the '''*MODL.MODEL''' file and click '''OPEN''', then click '''OK''' on the ''Resource Details'' popup window
 #  Click '''File''' and '''Save''' .
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	# Navigate to your '''MODL-00001''' folder and select the '''*MODL.MODEL''' file and click '''OPEN''', then click '''OK''' on the ''Resource Details'' popup window		# Navigate to your '''MODL-00001''' folder and select the '''*MODL.MODEL''' file and click '''OPEN''', then click '''OK''' on the ''Resource Details'' popup window
	# Click '''File''' and '''Save''' .		# Click '''File''' and '''Save''' .
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		+	[[Category:Sims 3 Modding Tutorials]][[Category:Sims 3 Objects Tutorials]][[Category:Tutorials by porkypine]]

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−	...	+	===Import your new mesh parts into your package===
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		+	# In ''S3pe'', click '''Resource''' and '''Import'''.
		+	# Navigate to your '''MLOD-00000''' folder and select the '''*MLOD.LOD file''' and click '''OPEN''', then click '''OK''' on the ''Resource Details'' popup window
		+	# Navigate to your '''MLOD-10000''' folder and select the '''*MLOD.LOD file''' and click '''OPEN''', then click '''OK''' on the ''Resource Details'' popup window
		+	# Navigate to your '''MLOD-10001''' folder and select the '''*MLOD.LOD file''' and click '''OPEN''', then click '''OK''' on the ''Resource Details'' popup window
		+	# Navigate to your '''MODL-00001''' folder and select the '''*MODL.MODEL''' file and click '''OPEN''', then click '''OK''' on the ''Resource Details'' popup window
		+	# Click '''File''' and '''Save''' .

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-==Step 8: Import Images into Package==
+...
-−
-===Import your new images parts into the package===
-−
-−
-# Open S3pe.
-# Click '''Resource''' and '''IMPORT From File'''
-# Navigate to your image files,
-# Block select all your '''DDS image files'''
-# Click '''OPEN'''
-# Select '''IMPORT'''
-# Click '''File''' and '''Save'''
-−
-=== If You Have More Than One Mesh Color===
-−
-−
-<br clear="all" \>
-[[File:recolor-hash.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|recolor-hash.jpg]]
-−
-# After importing the original mesh click on it and then click the '''CTRL''' and '''F''' keys.
-# This brings up the has generator which you need to create a ''new instance number'' for the second texture color.
-# Type anything into the '''Text to Hash''' field, and click '''Calculate'''.
-# What you want to copy is the '''Instance FNV64 value''' after the ''0x'' part.
-−
-<br clear="all" \>
-[[File:fake-recolor.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|fake-recolor.jpg]]
-−
-For the purposes of this tutorial - I faked up a recolor by painting  a 50% pink opacity over the existing texture. Of course, in a real second color, you'd pick something prettier.
-−
-<br clear="all" \>
-[[File:original-instance.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|original-instance.jpg]]
-−
-# Take the 'Instance' value to Photoshop.
-# Select your 2 texture color
-# Click File and Save As
-−
-−
-<br clear="all" \>
-[[File:replaced-instance.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|replaced-instance.jpg]]
-−
-# You are only changing one small part of the file name. Overwrite the '''instance value''' in the image. (highlighted)
-# Save it as an interpolated DDS just like the other texture.
-# In s3pe, import the new texture - Resource-Import-From File

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 === If You Have More Than One Mesh Color===
 <br clear="all" \>
 [[File:recolor-hash.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|recolor-hash.jpg]]
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 [[File:fake-recolor.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|fake-recolor.jpg]]
-For the purposes of this tutorial - I faked up a recolor by painting  a 50% pink opacity over the existing mesh. Of course, in a real second color, you'd pick something prettier.
+For the purposes of this tutorial - I faked up a recolor by painting  a 50% pink opacity over the existing texture. Of course, in a real second color, you'd pick something prettier.
 <br clear="all" \>
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 <br clear="all" \>
-[[File:original-instance.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|original-instance.jpg]]
+[[File:replaced-instance.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|replaced-instance.jpg]]
 # You are only changing one small part of the file name. Overwrite the '''instance value''' in the image. (highlighted)
 # Save it as an interpolated DDS just like the other texture.
 # In s3pe, import the new texture - Resource-Import-From File

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 <br clear="all" \>
 [[File:fake-recolor.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|fake-recolor.jpg]]
-  f: Take the 'Instance' value to Photoshop.
+<br clear="all" \>
-  g: Select your 2 texture color
+[[File:original-instance.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|original-instance.jpg]]
-  h: Click File and Save As
-  I; YOu are only changing one small part of the file name. Overwrite the instance value in the image. (highlighted)
+# Take the 'Instance' value to Photoshop.
-  (original-instance.jpg)(replaced-instance.jpg)
+# Select your 2 texture color
-  J: Save it as an interpolated DDS just like the other texture.
+# Click File and Save As
-  K: In s3pe, import the new texture - Resource-Import-From File

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	==Step 8: Import Images into Package==		==Step 8: Import Images into Package==

−	===~~Time to import~~ your new images parts into the package===	+	===Import your new images parts into the package===

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	===Time to import your new images parts into the package===		===Time to import your new images parts into the package===

−	~~# Open S3pe.~~
−	~~# Click Resource and IMPORT, From File~~
−	~~# Navigate to your image files, block select all your DDS files and click OPEN and then IMPORT~~
−	~~# CLick File and Save~~

		+	# Open S3pe.
		+	# Click '''Resource''' and '''IMPORT From File'''
		+	# Navigate to your image files,
		+	# Block select all your '''DDS image files'''
		+	# Click '''OPEN'''
		+	# Select '''IMPORT'''
		+	# Click '''File''' and '''Save'''

	=== If You Have More Than One Mesh Color===		=== If You Have More Than One Mesh Color===

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-=== IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE MESH COLOR===
+=== If You Have More Than One Mesh Color===
 <br clear="all" \>
 [[File:recolor-hash.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|recolor-hash.jpg]]
 ## After importing the original mesh click on it and then click the CTRL and F keys.
 ## This brings up the has generator which you need to create a new instance number for the second texture color.
 ## Type anything into the Text to Hash field, and click Calculate.
-## What you want to copy is the 'Instance" FNV64 value after the 0x part. (recolor-hash.jpg)
+## What you want to copy is the 'Instance" FNV64 value after the 0x part.
-## For the purposes of this tutorial - I faked up a recolor by painting  a 50% pink opacity over the existing mesh. Of course, in a real second color, you'd pick something prettier. (fake-recolor.jpg)