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Title: Rapidy textures?
Post by: Hawkins on 02 Jun 2003, 23:04:11

Sinche the p3d texture swap program doen't work anymore (at least not for me) could someone tell me how to find out the textures for the Rapidy.p3d?

Hawkins

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: asmodeus on 03 Jun 2003, 06:14:58

uhm...

Maybe it's just me, but...  WTF is Rapidy.p3d??   ::)

Asmo

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: Hawkins on 03 Jun 2003, 10:27:46

lol... Isn't the p3d for one of the Sport Cars? ;D In the Data3D.pbo. ;)

Hawkins

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: asmodeus on 03 Jun 2003, 10:52:55

ahhh!!

I have no idea M8...  (obvious, isn't it?)   ;)  I never use the BIS stuff..  Always try and make it from scratch as much as possible.    :)

Asmo

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: Hawkins on 03 Jun 2003, 13:15:11

Awww sh!t... :-\ I would want to retexture it. :P Anyone else?

Hawkins

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: Skaircro on 03 Jun 2003, 16:22:14

If you use a hex editing program (I use Ztree :)) and seach for data, then make a note of the file names.
It can be somewhat time consuming.
I dont need to do this that often so this is the only way I'm aware of.

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: Hawkins on 03 Jun 2003, 17:32:56

Where can I get this program? If this is the only way to do it, then it's fine by me. ;D Still if there's and easier way, someone let me know. :P

Hawkins

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: DeadMeatXM2 on 05 Jun 2003, 14:48:24

Hawkins - if the p3d texture swap program HAS stopped working (you've gotta give it time, as it does take a long time to load and save) use a hex editing program.

I use XVI32 available here (http://www.chmaas.handshake.de/delphi/ freeware/xvi32/xvi32.htm)

which is freeware.

Or you can use any other hex editor.

All you need to do then is open the p3d, and use the "search" function to find the data/ prefix.

Then, you can find all the different textures that the p3d uses (its time consuming - which is why p3d texture swap is so handy)

edit them, save them into your new folder. Change the "data/" path to "/yourfoldername/"

save and pbo it.

Title: Re:Rapidy textures?
Post by: Hawkins on 05 Jun 2003, 17:33:17

Thanks DeadMeat! :)

I haven't tried texture swap for a long time. I tried it once (After I installed XP) and it didn't work. :\ Gave me some error. Can't remember what. Might try to get it to work. Would be more easier. ;D Still thanks for that program. I'll use that as the second option if TW doesn't work for me. ;)

Hawkins