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[The Mad Poet]

I've been busy adding some various clothing items to my server and recently a few that I've come across are compiled models. After extracting them and renaming them to fit in my 2da's I tried using the NWN Model Renamer. It damaged the models in some way I guess. I read the help files and it says not to rename compiled models with the program. My bad.

 

However I also tried doing it manually with a text editor thinking maybe that would work. Wrong. Same issue.

 

How can I re-number these files?

[Malagant]

Decompile, rename (or fix), re-compile. I don't know any other way around it. A text editor can't fully read compiled models and renamers won't be able to alter the necessary internal references, leading to mismatched references.

[The Mad Poet]

Aside from the command line decompiler is there any with a GUI?

[Proleric]

I haven't found one, but command line is your friend, because you can decompile a whole batch using wildcards. I like to keep a shortcut to the command line interpreter in the working folder, so that it starts in the right place.

The model renamer is great, because it also does a batch in one shot, but never use it on textures. Command line interpreter is handy for wildcard texture file renaming.

[The Mad Poet]

Thank you both for your help.

[Malagant]

The newest version of clean models can / will batch decompile now IIRC, but I don't know how it will behave with a bungled compiled model that's been renamed (as in I'm not sure if it will work or throw an error). You can copy them to a different folder and test it.

[The Mad Poet]

It wonked out like expected. I just went back to the source material. Thanks again.