Combat Arms .REZ Editing Tutorial
Combat Arms .REZ Editing Tutorial
As many of you know the textures, sounds, and models can be edited in Combat Arms. However to do so you need a certain set of tools. These tools were created by our very own B1ackAnge1. Using these tools it is possible to essentially edit any aspect of the visual or audio experience of Combat Arms. I will explain how, but first I need to thank some people.
Credits:
BlackAngel(I will often refer to him as BA) - He created the tools that allows us to accomplish this.
Whitten - Coded significant portions of these tools.
Pspiso - He essentially lead they way for anyone to follow, and was the first person to use BA's tools to create a pack of edited textures. As you know I do not have Photoshop so we were previously depending on whitten to explain this to you all, but he proved to be a dumbass and never came through. Luckily pspiso did! And provided the majority of the pictures I will use in this tut. He also made a Video tutorial for you non-readers.
FatCat00 - Also provided some pictures of him editing in CS4 which proved me wrong. Thanks a lot.
What you will need:
You can either download all the tools off of BA's website or from the .rar I included in this thread. His site is:
You need:
Put all these tools in the same folder. It should look like this when your done
Video:
Provided by: Pspiso http://www.mpgh.net/forum/172-combat...ml#post1268407
Editing Textures:
Ok lets get right into it. Follow these instructions:
1. Open up your Plugins folder which should contain all your plugins.
2. Here you can either follow the instruction on the ReadMe.txt provided in the plugins folder(if so skip to step 5) or if not I will restate it here.
3. Place msvcrtd.dll and msvcirtd.dll into your Photoshop Folder (plugin needs them.) DO NOT place them in any sub-folder.
4. Take DTXFormay.8bi from Plug-ins\File Format\ and place DTXFormat.8bi in your photoshop plugins file formats folder.
5. Next Run RezExtract.ext File>Open to Extract
6. Navigate to your Combat Arms folder and choose the .rez you would like to open up. (Say if I wanted to edit the texture on a pistol I would select:
GUNS_T_PV_Pistol.rez)
7. Now some stuff should appear on you ReXtract window. Thes are the files in the .rez you just opened up. RezExtract just created a new folder in you Combat Arms folder where all the files in the .rez have been extracted too.
8. Now Run DTXConvert.exe You will need to convert every texture file you plan to edit in Photoshop into a Lithtech File. DTXConvert allows you to do this. Just remember to convert any file you converted back to a Nexon DTX when your done.
9. DTXConvert > File > Open File or Open Folder> Then select the file or files in your newly extracted .rez in your Combat Arms folder that you would like to convert.
10. When you finish you should now be able to open that file in Photoshop and edit it. I do not have PS so I can not show you this, but hopefully it should work for you.
11. After editing the file you will need to convert it back once again using the DTXConvert, except this time select Nexon instead of Lithtech
12. Save the edited and converted file back in your original extracted .rez folder and get ready for the final part!
13. Run RezInject.exe
14. Select the .rez you would like to replace. By browsing for the filename of the original .rez file you extracted. In our case this would be GUNS_T_PV_Pistol.rez
15. Now click Add and select the File you edited. Make sure it has the EXACT same name as the original file in your extracted folder. RezInject will replace this file with your edited file of the same name.
16. Now Click Inject. It will pop up should say Injection Complete! Don't be worried. BA was smart enough not to destroy the original .rez just in case you would like to turn it back to normal. Instead was RezInject does is create a new .rez file with the extension .rezNew tacked on it.
17. Now all you have to do is change the extensing to .rez and your finished. You just edited a .rez file. Just make sure you do something with the original .rez before you change the extension and replace it with your edited one.
This same process can be used to edit sounds and perhaps models... though I'm not sure.
Examples
PICTURES PROVIDED BY: PSPISO
VirusScans:
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As many of you know the textures, sounds, and models can be edited in Combat Arms. However to do so you need a certain set of tools. These tools were created by our very own B1ackAnge1. Using these tools it is possible to essentially edit any aspect of the visual or audio experience of Combat Arms. I will explain how, but first I need to thank some people.
Credits:
BlackAngel(I will often refer to him as BA) - He created the tools that allows us to accomplish this.
Whitten - Coded significant portions of these tools.
Pspiso - He essentially lead they way for anyone to follow, and was the first person to use BA's tools to create a pack of edited textures. As you know I do not have Photoshop so we were previously depending on whitten to explain this to you all, but he proved to be a dumbass and never came through. Luckily pspiso did! And provided the majority of the pictures I will use in this tut. He also made a Video tutorial for you non-readers.
FatCat00 - Also provided some pictures of him editing in CS4 which proved me wrong. Thanks a lot.
What you will need:
You can either download all the tools off of BA's website or from the .rar I included in this thread. His site is:
You need:
- The Plug-Ins: msvcrtd.dll, msvcirtd.dll, & DTXFormat.8bi
- DTXConvert.exe
- RezXtract.exe
- RezInject.exe
- DTXVeiw.exe (optional)
Put all these tools in the same folder. It should look like this when your done
Video:
Provided by: Pspiso http://www.mpgh.net/forum/172-combat...ml#post1268407
Editing Textures:
Ok lets get right into it. Follow these instructions:
1. Open up your Plugins folder which should contain all your plugins.
2. Here you can either follow the instruction on the ReadMe.txt provided in the plugins folder(if so skip to step 5) or if not I will restate it here.
3. Place msvcrtd.dll and msvcirtd.dll into your Photoshop Folder (plugin needs them.) DO NOT place them in any sub-folder.
4. Take DTXFormay.8bi from Plug-ins\File Format\ and place DTXFormat.8bi in your photoshop plugins file formats folder.
5. Next Run RezExtract.ext File>Open to Extract
6. Navigate to your Combat Arms folder and choose the .rez you would like to open up. (Say if I wanted to edit the texture on a pistol I would select:
GUNS_T_PV_Pistol.rez)
7. Now some stuff should appear on you ReXtract window. Thes are the files in the .rez you just opened up. RezExtract just created a new folder in you Combat Arms folder where all the files in the .rez have been extracted too.
8. Now Run DTXConvert.exe You will need to convert every texture file you plan to edit in Photoshop into a Lithtech File. DTXConvert allows you to do this. Just remember to convert any file you converted back to a Nexon DTX when your done.
9. DTXConvert > File > Open File or Open Folder> Then select the file or files in your newly extracted .rez in your Combat Arms folder that you would like to convert.
10. When you finish you should now be able to open that file in Photoshop and edit it. I do not have PS so I can not show you this, but hopefully it should work for you.
11. After editing the file you will need to convert it back once again using the DTXConvert, except this time select Nexon instead of Lithtech
12. Save the edited and converted file back in your original extracted .rez folder and get ready for the final part!
13. Run RezInject.exe
14. Select the .rez you would like to replace. By browsing for the filename of the original .rez file you extracted. In our case this would be GUNS_T_PV_Pistol.rez
15. Now click Add and select the File you edited. Make sure it has the EXACT same name as the original file in your extracted folder. RezInject will replace this file with your edited file of the same name.
16. Now Click Inject. It will pop up should say Injection Complete! Don't be worried. BA was smart enough not to destroy the original .rez just in case you would like to turn it back to normal. Instead was RezInject does is create a new .rez file with the extension .rezNew tacked on it.
17. Now all you have to do is change the extensing to .rez and your finished. You just edited a .rez file. Just make sure you do something with the original .rez before you change the extension and replace it with your edited one.
This same process can be used to edit sounds and perhaps models... though I'm not sure.
Examples
PICTURES PROVIDED BY: PSPISO
VirusScans:
ResHacker.rar VirusTotal VirusScan
Plug-Ins.rar VirusTotal VirusScan
ResHacker.rar
Plug-Ins.rar
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