#Bdsp pokemon renamer skin#
How do you fix textures that export as specular maps ?Ĭharacter cloths and skin dont seem to be exporting right. This statue dont have bones or vertex groups, just UV's, so i can't animate it, but using the same mesh of the X/Y 3d models, with this textures, you got the same result.Where's Bulbasaur's Pupils? obj file in blender and apply the textures: So export this mesh in .obj (left click asset > export asset)Īnd then, for the textures i extract the common (.bin) files:Īfter that, i just rescale the textures for the correct square UV shape: 512x512 mirrored texture manually: Using assetstudio i'm openning the statue files (.bin) Well, i'm exporting without bones so technically i just exported them and manually put them in the correct size, i don't know if there's a way to export them with bones (if you know i'll even ask you to let me know) (12-10-2021, 11:00 AM)doggyhow Wrote: (12-07-2021, 02:01 PM)Lilothestitch Wrote: How did you get the scaling for the BDSP Pokémon Models right? When I export them from AssetStudio, they're very small and shrunk in size. (I'll have to admit, I was also a bit surprised it ran on Unity until I found out who developed Pokémon BD / SP.)īut how are we gonna get the Pokemon Textures from Pokemon HOME (iOS/Android)? The files are encrypted for some weird reason. So it's probably not surprising that ILCA would use Unity for Pokémon BD / SP. (11-23-2021, 09:06 PM)DogToon64 Wrote: Pokémon Brilliant Diamond / Shining Pearl was made by ILCA - the same developers who made Pokémon Home, which also runs on Unity. How did you get the scaling for the BDSP Pokémon Models right? When I export them from AssetStudio, they're very small and shrunk in size. Until there is a way to use the new animations, you can get the same results as the new model,Īpplying the textures to the old 3DS models The new PKBDSP still using the same models/UVs of PK-XY.this is kind of sad.Īt least we have better textures, that can be integrated in the old models ripped in Ohana3DS
0 kommentar(er)
