| Miros1 |
05-27-2007 11:30 PM |
How to figure out which mesh your new skin uses...
1) Delphy's Download Organizer:
1a) Run program.
1b) Do an Incremental Scan.
1c) Quit.
2) WordPad:
2a) Open the XML output file from DDO. It will be in the same directory as the DDO executable. I have my operating system set to open XML files with WordPad. If you don't, you might have to start up WordPad first, then open the XML file with the "Open" command.
2b) Search for the Tooltip Text you gave your new skin. You do use descriptive Tooltips, don't you?
Quote:
<packages ptype="ClothingRecolour" isOrphan="false" isBroken="false" ptype2="2">
<filename>Miros-WURed03-34CEnh-36.package</filename>
<title>af_nude_allanakbar </title>
<description>Miros-WURed03-34CEnh-36</description>
<filesize>213605</filesize>
<lastmodified>2007-05-23T00:00:00.0000000-04:00</lastmodified>
<subfolder>\wooden simolean</subfolder>
<polyCount>0</polyCount>
<md5hash>A1327A16ECD9E762A0B1EBFE2EE2FA81</md5hash>
<catalogPlacement>Female Casual Pajamas Underwear </catalogPlacement>
<tgis tgi_type="FC6EB1F7" tgi_group="1C050000" tgi_instance2="3C64C132" tgi_instance="FFC17159" />
</packages>
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2c) The line (in bold above) that starts "<tgis" is the important one. Copy it and paste it into your search dialog. Search on that. You're looking for the <package> tag for the mesh.
Quote:
<packages ptype="BodyMesh" isOrphan="false" isBroken="false" ptype2="3">
<filename>MESH_afBody_34Ce-36_NakedHi.package</filename> <title />
<description />
<filesize>274903</filesize>
<lastmodified>2007-05-17T00:00:00.0000000-04:00</lastmodified>
<subfolder>\Warlokk</subfolder>
<polyCount>0</polyCount>
<md5hash>35A1C35C4630B55F58AAC3BB94748A0C</md5hash>
<catalogPlacement />
<tgis tgi_type="FC6EB1F7" tgi_group="1C050000" tgi_instance2="3C64C132" tgi_instance="FFC17159" />
</packages>
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2d) Your filename can be constructed from the <filename> tag and the <subfolder> tag, shown in blue. |
