JAWSFreelao

I've found Gimp saves jpeg images with progressive loading by default. When the jpeg save dialog box shows up, you can find the option to disable it under the Advanced (or Additional?) options drop down.

But one has to export the file to save it as anything other than an XCF.

Yes, I have attempted to refresh the textures several times.

You'll need to provide a little more info than that.

 

They don't show up after you edit them, or when you load them initially?

 

 

 

Make sure the paths are correct. They must be in a base folder like so:

 

base/models/players/luke/

 

 

Also, if you changed the name of the folder of the model you are editing, you must change the paths in the .skin files as well.

After they've been edited. Let's say i changed a Bly to a Captain Rex. The textures (after being edited wwith GIMP) won't show up in Modview.  Also, paths are correct. Base/models/players/Rex.

No, he didn't.

I WAS impressed.

Every time I edit a JPEG, the textures won't show up in Modview. Did I screw up?

Gregor refs just cuz.

 

 

 

 

 

Did you make that?

I was considering starting a mod, an SP mod. Something along the lines of a new campaign, based off the first season of Dave Filoni's Star Wars The Clone Wars. But I cannot do it alone. I need help. Modelers, mappers. I was wondering what the level of interest in such a mod would be.

Does nobody else think this guy is a bit creepy?

"A bit?" That's being rather polite.

So let's say I wanted to rip the Z-6 rotary cannon from moviebattles II. How would I get in into my game's system WITHOUT replacing another weapon?