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About this mod
This tutorial explains in depth, all you need to import an armor mod,. Subjects covered include; setup of material files, conversion of meshes including gloves, conversion of the normal maps, creating specular maps, recolors, and setup of the plugin. Included is a pre-built plugin that you can use as a base.
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I have been around this site for a while, but only in the last 2 years have I released anything. I used to just edit plugins for myself, and then I learned how to port mods. Thanks to other great tutorials, and developing my own techniques on the way. I now feel that I can finally contribute something personal and unique.
This was written with beginners in mind, but I do touch on some more advanced subjects within. I also had to develop my own methods for the texture work, as well as importing gloves, so this might be an interesting read for veteran modders as well.
While some of the subjects and methods herein have already been covered in other tutorials, as far as I am aware, this is the first time all of these details have been covered in a single pdf. It is not my intention to outshine those other tutorials, but rather, to ensure a fully comprehensive learning experience, without the need to scour the internet.
If there's enough interest I may add more tutorials in the future. My plans are as follows:
Credits:
GaigeStorm and Tschutschi it was their tutorials that got me started.
Ajax120, Jobra888 and zzjay while porting their mods I learned something useful from each of them.
Cormell and FastBlackCat and everyone else who has endorsed my stuff, or left kind comments, I appreciate it, truly.
Check out my stuff.
My Fallout 4 stuff.
Forest Hunter Outfit The outfit I ported for this tutorial.
Elegant Jeans
Biker Girl Outfits
Workshop Motorcycles
Resident Evil stuff.
ReShade for Resident Evil HD
Reshade for Resident Evil 2
ReShade for Resident evil 3
Note: I lost 4 days of work on this tutorial, and I had to rewrite over half of it from memory but I know I missed something. If you see a bit of information that doesn't seem to fit, or a step that got skipped please don't hesitate to inform me.
This was written with beginners in mind, but I do touch on some more advanced subjects within. I also had to develop my own methods for the texture work, as well as importing gloves, so this might be an interesting read for veteran modders as well.
While some of the subjects and methods herein have already been covered in other tutorials, as far as I am aware, this is the first time all of these details have been covered in a single pdf. It is not my intention to outshine those other tutorials, but rather, to ensure a fully comprehensive learning experience, without the need to scour the internet.
If there's enough interest I may add more tutorials in the future. My plans are as follows:
- Back-porting to Skyrim, I actually planned to do this at the same time, but due to various distractions I was unable to.
- Add an inanimate object tutorial.
- If I can figure it out, adding physics.
Credits:
GaigeStorm and Tschutschi it was their tutorials that got me started.
Ajax120, Jobra888 and zzjay while porting their mods I learned something useful from each of them.
Cormell and FastBlackCat and everyone else who has endorsed my stuff, or left kind comments, I appreciate it, truly.
Check out my stuff.
My Fallout 4 stuff.
Forest Hunter Outfit The outfit I ported for this tutorial.
Elegant Jeans
Biker Girl Outfits
Workshop Motorcycles
Resident Evil stuff.
ReShade for Resident Evil HD
Reshade for Resident Evil 2
ReShade for Resident evil 3
Note: I lost 4 days of work on this tutorial, and I had to rewrite over half of it from memory but I know I missed something. If you see a bit of information that doesn't seem to fit, or a step that got skipped please don't hesitate to inform me.