Modding:How To Find A Virtual Texture: Difference between revisions

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   '''                  <attribute id="Name" type="LSString" value="HUM_M_ARM_Bandit_C_Body" /> (bolded for importance!)'''
-We scroll down and find
+We scroll down to the end of the mesh entry and find the Objects.
          <attribute id="LOD" type="uint8" value="0" />
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              </node>
-This material ID is what we need. We scroll back up to the start of the file and search that.
+This material ID is what we need. We scroll back up to the very start of the '''_merged.lsf '''(materials are usually near the top) and ctrl+f for that.
 We find
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                    <attribute id="Name" type="LSString" value="HUM_M_ARM_Bandit_A_Body" />
                    [material continues, cut for length]
-We scroll down to the end of the material and we find:
+We scroll down to the end of the material, past the vector parameters and we find:
               <node id="VirtualTextureParameters">
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               <attribute id="ParameterName" type="FixedString" value="virtualtexture" />
                 </node>
+So we search d53fa1a1-aa8e-2564-1077-42f6c36086c5. Luckily for us, it is in the same file. (If it isn't you may need to search the multitool with it.)
-So we search d53fa1a1-aa8e-2564-1077-42f6c36086c5. Luckily for us it is in the same file. (If it isn't you may need to search the multitool with it.)
   <node id="Resource">