3D & Animation Soldiers in Digital camo reskin

[Half-Dead]

I made a reskin of the soldier's. There's 2 new faces also.
THIS WILL NOT BREAK ONLINE PLAY.
Download: http://www.killingfloormods.com/index.php?option=com_joomloads&view=package&Itemid=8&packageId=135
Installation: Extract to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\killingfloor\" and replace anything it asks

Enjoy!

Want to make skins of your own? check out my Tutorial!
http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=34716

 

[zYnthetic]

and replace anything it asks

no
Never replace retail content.
It will prevent you from playing online.

 

[Half-Dead]

no
Never replace retail content.
It will prevent you from playing online.

Not if you don't replace the texture file but edit the UPL instead. I've been playing online all day.

 

[zYnthetic]

Even so you're overwriting content, forcing others to do the same. Just make new a new upl, it should work just as well.

 

[Half-Dead]

Even so you're overwriting content, forcing others to do the same. Just make new a new upl, it should work just as well.

Well then it wouldn't be a replacement which is what i wanted

 

[Slappy Cromwell]

Very interesting to see custom skins implemented in some fashion, even if it's only for the player models. Perhaps there's hope for more user-friendly Killing Floor customization yet.

Even so you're overwriting content

I don't see a particularly huge issue here. This is simply a miniscule, client-side change that's left up to the end user. Even if some of the default files are overwritten, there's no harm done. Rather unfortunate that it has to be done this way in Killing Floor, but replacing files isn't exactly an uncommon practice in modding. I myself have replaced all the Dirge music ogg files with copies of the vastly superior zYnthetic tracks. If I hadn't overwritten those ogg files, then they wouldn't be replacements and I would still be hearing Dirge music. That's obviously not the desired result, right?

In the absolute worst case (And highly unlikely) scenario in which something gets messed up, the user could use Steam's "Verify integrity of game cache" option to redownload the original files. The system is quite foolproof in that regard.

 

[Psycho_Sam]

Rather unfortunate that it has to be done this way in Killing Floor, but replacing files isn't exactly an uncommon practice in modding.

Mayber if your some shoddy modder. Most games won't let you replace stock content unless you want version mismatches all the time.

 

[mokov]

nice work, TWE should be add this to his new character pack, or other type or free user-made pack

 

[chris1701]

Not if you don't replace the texture file but edit the UPL instead. I've been playing online all day.

But How to edit the UPL, can you teach for that?? It seems cool to make a new char on it

 

[Half-Dead]

But How to edit the UPL, can you teach for that?? It seems cool to make a new char on it

ya check out my tutorial
http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=34716

 

[chris1701]

ya check out my tutorial
[url]http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=34716[/URL]

However I tried to edit the upl files and it did appear new char, however, I am still using old skins instead of the custom skins, I tried to set dr.glover clothes into few colors and camo soldiers packs but it keep show the original ones. How is that happen, I followed the instruction from your tutorial and I modified body skin and face skin

For example, my textures is GloverColor_Trip_H and I modified it into GloverColor_Blue_H, I also modify the Dr.Glover's upl file, I edit the body skin and face skin into GloverColor_Blue_H, but it won't show new skins, what's wrong with it??