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[SOLVED] Need help with SOS male body texture


Pfiffy

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I'm working on a clothing replacer and stumbled over the Briarheart. I want to male it playable. But to create a good looking male body, I need to put the texture of the wound on the SOS male Body texture. But I can't open it in Gimp. Any volunteers?

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1 hour ago, Pfiffy said:

Can't install it.... But sounds good. Thank you. I will give it another shot tomorrow.

Post what you have. I will check if I can open it and convert to something usable (like a PNG) for you to do the changes.

Then I can try to re-assemble it.

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I just have the vanilla texture of the male Briarheart and I need to cut out the the wound place it on the SOS male body texture. As alternative there are the Wounds in the woundsarivanya_1.nif. This might be easier to to cut out and put it in the right place on the SOS body texture.  It makes me wonder how the texture works in-game if you can't open it....

 

 

malebodybriarheart.dds

 

wounds.dds

 

malebody_1.dds

Posted
1 hour ago, Pfiffy said:

I just have the vanilla texture of the male Briarheart and I need to cut out the the wound place it on the SOS male body texture. As alternative there are the Wounds in the woundsarivanya_1.nif. This might be easier to to cut out and put it in the right place on the SOS body texture.  It makes me wonder how the texture works in-game if you can't open it....

 

If I understand you correctly, you can't open dds in GIMP, because you don't have the DDS plugin in the program. You can find it here

 

https://code.google.com/archive/p/gimp-dds/downloads

 

If instead you can not extract ONLY the scars, I leave you some screens made with photoshop

Open the image of scars, select channels as shown in the image (under spoiler)


 

Spoiler

Immagine.png

Immagine1.png

By clicking on the Alpha channel,  press CTRL on the channel thumbnail you will get a selection

Immagine2.png

At this point reactivate RGB 

Immagine3.png

Select Layers and CTRL+J to extract scars.

Immagine4.png

 

At this point, turn off the background layer which becomes useless and you can move the scars to the malebodybriarheart texture

 

Immagine5.png

 

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8 minutes ago, lisander68 said:

If I understand you correctly, you can't open dds in GIMP, because you don't have the DDS plugin in the program. You can find it here

 

https://code.google.com/archive/p/gimp-dds/downloads

 

 

I have the plug-in and it works fine.... most of the time... I have already edited a lot of the vanilla textures by myself.  The results might not be as good as a professional would make them, but I'm ok with the results. But from time to time I stumble over a texture that I can't open. 

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22 minutes ago, Pfiffy said:

I have the plug-in and it works fine.... most of the time... I have already edited a lot of the vanilla textures by myself.  The results might not be as good as a professional would make them, but I'm ok with the results. But from time to time I stumble over a texture that I can't open. 

Your dds malebody_1 appears all black, I find that odd. It's usually the black colored malebody_1_s. 
I'll leave you the one I have of malebody_1, see if you can with this one

 

malebody_1.dds

 

I have left you some screens above, they might be useful in the future.

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I don't have photoshop and I limit myself to things that I can get on a legal base. But I

1 hour ago, lisander68 said:

Your dds malebody_1 appears all black, I find that odd. It's usually the black colored malebody_1_s. 
I'll leave you the one I have of malebody_1, see if you can with this one

 

malebody_1.dds 2.67 MB · 0 downloads

 

I have left you some screens above, they might be useful in the future.

This is the malebody_1.dds, that came with Better males SE or SOS SE. If you have a black texture, Photoshop has the same problem as GIMP: It can't open the file correctly. I think the creators wanted to protect their work.... Cutting the wound out of the source is not my problem now. I will care about that, when I can open the target. I thought that it would be easier to edit the texture than to edit the nif. (I had to do that for the female body and it was hell of a work to make it work)

 

Well, paint.net worked. It is tempered Skins....

 

Ok... This time Paint.net installled correctly AND it could open the file.... let's see how the result looks like....

 

BR2.JPG

 

There seems to be a bit more work in the nif, but this is good for a start. 

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