Help with hair imports (1 Viewer)
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stuntcock
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For example: if you want to use ElQ's hairstyles in your game then you can simply download them, click the "Hair ..." button on the "Modding" tab of the in-game menu, and then browse for the downloaded file. If you want ElQ's hairstyles to appear in the in-game menu alongside the vanilla hairstyles then you'll need to setup the moreclothing mod and register your new hairstyle files within it. If you want ElQ's characters to appear in the game's roster alongside the vanilla characters then you'll need to setup Character Folders; the procedure is described in the Newbie Guide. If you're having trouble downloading files from Undertow then we'll need some information about the errors or difficulties that you've encountered. If you're running the game on a special platform (such as a Linux server or a smartphone) then we'll need more technical details.
P.S. I've moved your post here because you had inadvertently revived a long-dormant thread. You're welcome to post in old threads if you have a specific purpose (such as providing new compatibility patches, calling attention to broken links, etc) or if you're providing criticism or praise of the author's work. If you're looking for general assistance then it's best to create a new thread in the Help area.
The Newbie Guide is a good place to start. We're happy to provide tech support, but you'll need to ask more specific questions.
For example: if you want to use ElQ's hairstyles in your game then you can simply download them, click the "Hair ..." button on the "Modding" tab of the in-game menu, and then browse for the downloaded file. If you want ElQ's hairstyles to appear in the in-game menu alongside the vanilla hairstyles then you'll need to setup the moreclothing mod and register your new hairstyle files within it. If you want ElQ's characters to appear in the game's roster alongside the vanilla characters then you'll need to setup Character Folders; the procedure is described in the Newbie Guide. If you're having trouble downloading files from Undertow then we'll need some information about the errors or difficulties that you've encountered. If you're running the game on a special platform (such as a Linux server or a smartphone) then we'll need more technical details.
P.S. I've moved your post here because you had inadvertently revived a long-dormant thread. You're welcome to post in old threads if you have a specific purpose (such as providing new compatibility patches, calling attention to broken links, etc) or if you're providing criticism or praise of the author's work. If you're looking for general assistance then it's best to create a new thread in the Help area.
stuntcock
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Those TXT files are not used directly by the loader/player. code.txt files must be created externally on your local disk and organized into Character Folders, as described in the Newbie Guide. When you've completed this task and restarted the game, your character will appear in the roster (alongside SDChan, Asuka, etc). Clicking her portrait will cause her to be loaded -- including any custom settings which were specified in the code.txt file.
You can, however, copy-paste a charcode string which you find within a forum post. On the "Modding" tab of the in-game menu you'll find the heading "Custom Save Data" with a text box below it. Paste the text into this field and then click the "Load" button. The customization settings will be applied to your current game; the girl's body and clothing will immediately be changed to match the provided customization settings.
Please note that this is a one-time operation; the changes will be overridden and lost whenever you load another character. You can Save the character after clicking the Load button ... but if you're using the Loader then you should probably setup Character Fodlers instead of relying on the game's Save Character mechanism. Character Folders require a bit more learning and practice, but they allow for much greater customization. For example: a vanilla saved character can have a specific breast size, but a Character Folder could include a custom set of breasts.
