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[KenloAmagi]

i was wondering if there was a way to change the colors of weapons and armor, for example when the armor/weapon is material type is silverite and its silver color, is there a way to change it to red or yellow?

this is unrelated question, but how can i check the inventory subgroup # of a weapon/armor ?

[KenloAmagi]

bump

[Rayean]

Are you trying to find out all of the inventory subgroup IDs, because I can post them for you if you'd like. As for changing the color but not material, I haven't found a way to do it, though I believe it may have something to do with tint, again, not sure.

*Edit* To change color, you will have to change it's armor type (not Material progression, the one under it). If the armor value is too low for you, add in the Increase armor attribute to the item's properties, or increase damage for a weapon. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything relating to changing the colors without changing it's type.

Modifié par Rayean, 17 novembre 2009 - 12:18 .

[KenloAmagi]

Rayean wrote...

Are you trying to find out all of the inventory subgroup IDs, because I can post them for you if you'd like. As for changing the color but not material, I haven't found a way to do it, though I believe it may have something to do with tint, again, not sure.

*Edit* To change color, you will have to change it's armor type (not Material progression, the one under it). If the armor value is too low for you, add in the Increase armor attribute to the item's properties, or increase damage for a weapon. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything relating to changing the colors without changing it's type.

well not all, but if i can get all of the subgroup IDs can u please send it to me. i also tried tint but it doesnt change the color of the weapon/armor in game, but if u do figure it out id also like to know, thanks rayean.

Modifié par KenloAmagi, 17 novembre 2009 - 12:44 .

[Rayean]

Still no luck on recoloring without changing the material type, I think you'll have to figure out how to reskin/recolor an armor if you want a certain type with a different color :/.
Here's a list of all the inventory subgroup Ids, Had it since I didn't think it was on the wiki until recently:
Light Armor    331000
Medium Armor    332000
Heavy Armor    333000
Massive Armor    334000

Light Gloves    311000
Medium Gloves    312000
Heavy Gloves    311000
Massive Gloves    314000

Light Boots    321000
Medium Boots    322000
Heavy Boots    323000
Massive Boots    324000

Light Helmet    301000
Medium Helmet    302000
Heavy Helmet    303000
Massive Helmet    304000
Mage Helmet    351500

Kite Shield    343000
Large Shield    342000
Small Shield    341000
Tower Shield    344000

Staff    221000

Axes    201000
Battleaxes    202000
Daggers    203000
Greatswords    204000
Longswords    205000
Maces    206000
Mauls    207000

Ammo    214000
Crossbows    213000
Longbows    212000
Shortbows    211000

Amulets    411000
Belts    421000
Rings    431000

[Estelindis]

I find it very confusing that this task, which was so easy in the NWN toolset, is not very intuitive at all in the DA toolset! It's clear that clothing and armour *can* have different colours. If I edit a red suit of armour and turn it into a robe, it's a red robe - but a plain suit of armour turned into a robe is a plain robe. Clearly some tint is being carried across. But what, how, why? I simply can't figure it out. Feeling very much like an idiot here. Any ideas?

[Estelindis]

Apologies for failing to understand previous posts in this topic at the time when I last posted. The materials make more sense to me now. :-)

[gknight531]

how you create armor?

[nezroy]

You can create a new tint and then set it as the override tint for the item. It will use your custom tint instead of the material tint. This is a pretty good tutorial on the basic concept: http://social.biowar..._existing_items

Modifié par nezroy, 28 février 2010 - 08:41 .

[Challseus]

nezroy wrote...

You can create a new tint and then set it as the override tint for the item. It will use your custom tint instead of the material tint. This is a pretty good tutorial on the basic concept: http://social.biowar..._existing_items

Thanks for the link. Definitely didn't know about this, but is something I've wanted to do for a while.

[gknight531]

NVM

[gknight531]

I can create armor now