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b049a62336641c449903f6ec8b4dae67 is the correct string. Now you can extract it from the virtual textures. | b049a62336641c449903f6ec8b4dae67 is the correct string. Now you can extract it from the virtual textures. | ||
And we do see that it shares a texture with the other bandit models- it is the part under the armour. We will need to go back and extract the armour and accessories | And we do see that it shares a texture with the other bandit models- it is the part under the armour. We will need to go back and extract the armour and accessories separately by looking at the materials under the different mesh chunks listed in the mesh entry. | ||
=== Unpacking using Multitool === | |||
Search b049a62336641c449903f6ec8b4dae67 in the multitool. Select the file inside VirtualTextures and click on the Extract file icon. | |||
[[File:SearchGTEXinmultitool.png|frameless|840x840px]] | |||
Now go to your Multitool/UnpackedData/VirtualTextures folder and search for b049a62336641c449903f6ec8b4dae67. | |||
[[File:SearchGTEXinvirtualtex.png|frameless|840x840px]] | |||
Here are the three texture files you will need, in .dds format. The red underlined one is the PM (Physical Map), the green underlined one is the NM (Normal Map), and the purple underlined one is the (BM) Base Map. The PM is usually brighter colors, the NM is usually almost all blue, and the BM is usually very light with a sort of beige tone. | |||
===Lslib=== | ===Lslib=== | ||
Lslib v19 lets you unpack just specific gtp files via the gtex name. | Lslib v19 also lets you unpack just specific gtp files via the gtex name. | ||
Alternately you can just unpack all the VT into one folder and just search with Windows Search, but this is extremely file heavy and not recommended. | Alternately you can just unpack all the VT into one folder and just search with Windows Search, but this is extremely file heavy and not recommended. | ||