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Come on dev, you know the good stuff like long legs and high heels. You gotta add fishnet stockings already.The closet is too empty.
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Current Spine body file already consists of 12 atlas PNG's of various resolution (it's a lot actually) for body sprites and clothes. I'm assuming they won't really bother with it unless they'll announce post-release DLC.Come on dev, you know the good stuff like long legs and high heels. You gotta add fishnet stockings already.The closet is too empty.
No? Even if it is I'm guessing my brain's just filtering it out since its supposed to be an animation, and limbs deforming to form an image of an action when said action is supposedly fast is par for the course.
Tho it is possible it gets more deformed than it should since she used to walk with her toes while barefoot.
Hi, I am trying to uncensor the bits on the stats window, but those assets were removed by the server, could you please reupload those in to a different server? thanks a lot!
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can you suggest me any? i have been looking for a good host but 99% of em costs money
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With evil stat, you can interact with Shop keeper. Req 10 20 30? I dont remember. Holy stat didnt do anything atm
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Some time ago I started a rudimentary "gallery" mod that worked by simply spawning in the selected enemy and forcing the h-event
Thing is I never got around to hooking it up to a UI and since it's been several versions since then so I wouldn't be surprised if it outright didn't work anymore, and between work and other projects it's not the highest priority for me
Point being it's also a Soon(TM) thing. Best bet is the animation archive that's floating around somewhere
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ALL CG CURRENLY ON THORSIN v0.6.5
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talking about unity asset unpackers, what about AssetRipper? it is open source and currently maintained
AssetStudio is kind of old and archived
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UABEA is what you'll need most of the time for Unity titles. AssetRipper is a bit overkill and it's for deeper kind of disassembly, not repacking. UABEA can unpack and repack stuff you edit back into the game files. So grab "seventh stable" release of it from
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.Another good tool is UnityEx, but it has free version and payed version functionality differences (it can pack textures into .resS files, which prevents bloating filesize for edited textures, but it's nuanced), so I probably won't recommend it that much for such tasks.
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wouldnt ever run unityex on bare metal
my point is AssetStudio is too old. the latest commit before it was archived is older than unitys engine ver that was used to build this game.
also a bit unrelated, do you have a guide how to load assets to spine from exported unity project (ik youve said previously an up to date spine ver is needed, still want to try it)
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you can do it with uabe as well easily, its just it lets you preview easily. just extract through plugins via uabe
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Like I said, I'm mostly using UABEA myself since it handles things better than older stuff.
As for loading assets in Spine. For .json animation files it's pretty straight-forward: you find "Import Data..." in menu and select the file you need.
And then there comes ThornSin's texture handling... so basically, game comes with standard resolution textures, like 512x512/1024x1024/2048x2048. But game's provided .atlas file contains original developer's asset information (original resolution, something like 5435x3414). So to unpack game's provided sprite sheets you'll need to do image scaling first to the resolution .atlas file provides. I'm using GIMP's scaling, but important note here: Set "Interpolation" to "None". It won't produce artifacts this way.
Once you upscaled all sprite sheets you can extract them with Spine's Texture Unpacker. ThornSin use Premultiplied Alpha in art, so you must check "Unpremultiply alpha" in Texture Unpacker. It's critical for correct image rendering in Spine.
After everything is done correctly you'll have scene properly loaded. After that... I'd suggest to learn how things work in editor.
As for rebuilding sprite sheet, this is the most painful part. You will have to pack sprite sheets to the same resolution which original .atlas file use and then rescale that image to original resolution it comes with the game. Any other resolution won't work. Sure, you can try to scale your new sprite sheet again, but in my experience it produce rough edges on sprites.
How game handles mismatch of .atlas information and actual texture resolution? I believe it's handled internally with some formula perhaps but I didn't figure it out.
So this is the method for texture handling some devs using (ThornSin is not the only one) and I hate it.