The skeloton that is used for the char is different on each. Facial expressions don't line up with it. Try using trints arms with Walkers body. Nothing lines up then

So, has anyone figured out a way to compensate for this?

Edit every cutscene in the game

That's about the only way, the animations and bones to move are specified in each separate cutscene.

*Edit*
Just had a thought, although I haven't tried this so it may not work. Create a copy of the new model you want to use, and rename the joints/bones to match those of the character you are replacing using the UTF-Editor. It may still look a bit strange, but it would probably get the lips moving.

Edited by - Accushot on 11/5/2004 1:57:47 AM

Hey Hades, welcome to the forum bud!

I had a similar issue with the cutscenes in Halo when I got my new NVidia5700LE, and put it on full power.

Disable your video card's "Anti-Alizing" feature. This should re-enable the lips.

I know, it seems stupid and dumb, but it should work.

Edited by - fieroturbo on 12/24/2004 3:19:42 AM

Ah, gotta love my Radeon9800pro. AA 4x and all lips are moving.

Sorry for interrupting you.

How exactly can you change character body parts? I'm asking because I want new heads, or at least re-texture old ones.

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How exactly can you change character body parts? I'm asking because I want new heads, or at least re-texture old ones.

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1) Edit the BodyParts.ini and/or Costumes.ini files.
2) Use the UTF to XML editor in the download section.
-It'll extract all of the images, which you can then edit, then you can recompile with the same program.

Thanks!

But creating new body part models isn't possible, is it?

If you're a great 3D modeler it is.
(I'm not, so I don't know how to do it, but I've heard it's been done.)

Watch your 6!

The main point is, wether there is a exporter for character parts, for they are in another format, if I'm mot mistaken.

Edited by - Manhattan_Guy on 12/27/2004 6:02:52 AM