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Exporting Weapons textures, possible?

Discussion in 'Neverwinter Nights (Classic)' started by Daed, Jan 12, 2004.

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    Is there any way to export a weapon from the module so I can graphically edit it :confused: with Photoshop or similia?
     
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    I know it's possible to modify graphics, but is isn't obvious. Use the Photoshop PLT Exporter from here: http://nwn.bioware.com/downloads/misc.html

    I've never tried modifying the graphics at all. If this doesn't work, I'm sure there are many alternate weapon graphics packs on NWVault.

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    Cool file! Thanks for the tip mate :cool:

    edit: Hmz, I did as the readme says, but I need a way/tool to export the file from the module first, and looks like I can only export .erf file, but how to extract the texture of the weapon from the .erf file so I can handle it with photoshop :confused: ?

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    Handy program, I extracted the blade.erf file and I've got the blade.uti file, now I should extract the blade.plt from the .uti right? Or maybe the texture file is a .psd file or other?

    edit: Got it, I had to extract the .bif files, not the .erf ones! Now I see all the .tga files

    edit 2: Looks like the only .tga files are for creatures and rings/potions, The only Weapon related files are .uti , stored in the Override folder, so is there any way/tool to extract texure file from a .uti file, example file: "nw_wswls001.uti" ? :confused:

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