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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #40816 is a reply to message #40734] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 04:05   |
Xeon
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Not a big modder myself, actually I just test and play them, but anyway this sounds like a possible thing. Hmmm what would the name be?
Bandit Assassin Hood
Bandit Assassin Shirt
Bandit Assassin Pants
Or just:
Rogue Hood
Rogue Shirt
Rogue Pants
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #40835 is a reply to message #40826] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 15:18 |
ross
Messages: 46
Registered: April 2008
Location: Georgia, U.S.A
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| The New Fabled Ravrn wrote on Mon, 05 May 2008 17:33 |
I think it would be neither. Maybe Assassi-rogue 
Anyway, your no big modder, then how are you going to do this.
By my understanding (i don't have an understanding ) you'd
have to upload the mesh/texture into a model app. (such as
Blender) and then apply it to make a mod.
Plus there's been a post before about this topic and they either
said it was impossible or hard.
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No, not impossible. Its hard to make any type of new clothing becuase of the texturing. Its that way with any.
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #40836 is a reply to message #40835] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 15:42 |
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The New Fabled Ravrn
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[quote title=ross wrote on Mon, 05 May 2008 17:18]| The New Fabled Ravrn wrote on Mon, 05 May 2008 17:33 |
No, not impossible. Its hard to make any type of new clothing becuase of the texturing. Its that way with any.
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Hmm, deja vu, James Butts, have you heard this before? 
[EDIT] Just kidding, and this is my first time with a quote, so
it says i wrote what you said, didn't want to delete much.
 
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #40837 is a reply to message #40836] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 15:46 |
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JohnDoe
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How about you're all wrong? Unless any of you can tell me anything about how to use 3D apps then none of you really know anything about this.
It is very possible.
You need to export the model from the graphics.big (possible).
You need to import it into a modeling program like 3DS (possible).
You need to remove pieces of the model like skin and hair, leaving what will be the clothing items (possible).
You need to line up the model with the Hero's model (well, not really need to, but I would recommend it so that it doesn't look weird, and yea, this is possible).
You need to break the model into pieces, left boot, right boot, trousers, shirt, gloves, helmet/hat/mask, horns, hair, be it facial or otherwise (possible).
You need to bone it and rig the models to the bones (possible, if time consuming).
You need to make sure all of the bones are right so that it doesn't look weird in-game (feet walking off without your legs, or so it would seem, and this is possible).
You need to do a quick checklist to make sure Fable won't have a hissyfit with your model, simple things that might make it cry (possible).
You need to export the models as individual pieces (possible).
You need to import the models into the graphics.big using FE (possible).
You need to assign the models textures (possible, and easy because it can use the same textures, ZOMGZ!).
You need to make edits to the game.bin by either hijacking an existing clothing set's entries or making your own (possible).
You need to spawn the clothing items in-game (possible, but with our latest members, chests are out of the question).
The difficulty in new clothing is not so much the level of modeling skill needed, but rather the high tolerance for frustration and more than just a handful of time.
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #40838 is a reply to message #40837] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 16:39 |
ross
Messages: 46
Registered: April 2008
Location: Georgia, U.S.A
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| JohnDoe wrote on Mon, 05 May 2008 18:46 |
How about you're all wrong? Unless any of you can tell me anything about how to use 3D apps then none of you really know anything about this.
It is very possible.
You need to export the model from the graphics.big (possible).
You need to import it into a modeling program like 3DS (possible).
You need to remove pieces of the model like skin and hair, leaving what will be the clothing items (possible).
You need to line up the model with the Hero's model (well, not really need to, but I would recommend it so that it doesn't look weird, and yea, this is possible).
You need to break the model into pieces, left boot, right boot, trousers, shirt, gloves, helmet/hat/mask, horns, hair, be it facial or otherwise (possible).
You need to bone it and rig the models to the bones (possible, if time consuming).
You need to make sure all of the bones are right so that it doesn't look weird in-game (feet walking off without your legs, or so it would seem, and this is possible).
You need to do a quick checklist to make sure Fable won't have a hissyfit with your model, simple things that might make it cry (possible).
You need to export the models as individual pieces (possible).
You need to import the models into the graphics.big using FE (possible).
You need to assign the models textures (possible, and easy because it can use the same textures, ZOMGZ!).
You need to make edits to the game.bin by either hijacking an existing clothing set's entries or making your own (possible).
You need to spawn the clothing items in-game (possible, but with our latest members, chests are out of the question).
The difficulty in new clothing is not so much the level of modeling skill needed, but rather the high tolerance for frustration and more than just a handful of time.
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Exactly  . Right on mate. What I said  . I still wan't to know where to get that 3DS 8 thing that you use!
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #40842 is a reply to message #40840] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 17:11 |
ross
Messages: 46
Registered: April 2008
Location: Georgia, U.S.A
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| JohnDoe wrote on Mon, 05 May 2008 19:54 |
| ross wrote on Mon, 05 May 2008 18:39 |
I still wan't to know where to get that 3DS 8 thing that you use!
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You buy it. If you're extremely lucky, you can find some college kid with a student license who just so happens to be in a tight pinch for money and is willing to sell any amount of high-end software for low-end prices.
I don't have the newest version, which is fine because the newer versions have some minor issues with their DirectX plugins.
7 - Haven't tried it.
8 - Import is questionable, export is perfect.
9 - Can't remember. I had the trial some time ago, if I remember correctly there were a few issues.
2008 - Had this trial too. Import is still questionable, export has some problems as far as animated models go. Static models are fine if the helpers are set up right.
2009 - I've yet to try this one. Not sure if you'll even be able to find decent plugins for this.
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Thank you John! I will look in to it!
Edit: F that. Thats absolutly propostorous. My hopes are for it to fall out of the sky at this point .
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #43770 is a reply to message #40734] |
Tue, 08 July 2008 16:46 |
Altair
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Registered: July 2008
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I know your question is kinda old but something easy you can do is go to creature and find creature_assassin open that up and click graphic. right click that ID number and copy it.
Now go to creature_hero and open it up. Click graphic. Now get rid of that ID number and replace it via paste. MAKE SURE YOU REMEMBER THE ORIGINAL ID NUMBER!
Click apply changes. Now save mods and run fable.
If you want your original hero back, switch the ID number back. It's really easy. 
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #43860 is a reply to message #40734] |
Fri, 11 July 2008 11:01 |
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The New Fabled Ravrn
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Okay, since you've stated that you basically suck at that type of things, i'll tell you a way similar to that, but you can still have your original model.
1.Follow This Tutorial up until you have to change the model of the clothing peice.
[NOTE]I would advise you to make a whole new entry or just something like the Assassin Trousers
2.Instead of changing the model to a dreadwing or Wardog, change it to the Assassin.
3.Now you think "Yay! A cheap way to make armour! Yay!" well, you're not done yet. If you were to release that as a mod, the hero's head and the assassin's head would be there at the same time, so he'd look odd.
For a better way of making a "cheap" outfit:
1.After you have the whole clothing model (the assassin) go to a hat.
2.Go into CDefs and go to "CAppearanceModifier".
3.Go to the "Appearance Model ID" or something, and change that to a seperate model's head ID.
Example: If you want to wear the assassin outfit with only the assassin's head showing, go into the graphics.big. When you would normally change the clothing model to a whole CREATURE model, just finda aprt of the body, preffearably a head (i.e.- bandit head 01) and put the ID in there for the hat's modifier.
This may seem complicated and probably wrong, but changing the hat's model ID to something that ISN'T a whole model, makes it invisable.
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| Re: The real Assasin Outfit [message #44334 is a reply to message #43897] |
Mon, 28 July 2008 12:22 |
DeadRyu
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Registered: July 2008
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LOL assassin outfir yeah right in any time frame most assassins wore complte body raping suck as a type of ninja out maybe more skintight maybe a lil baggy but w/e floots your boat
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