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Burninate all the things.
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I made a mirror for the file this morning after Byrth pointed me to this thread.
http://tehkrizz.net/FFXI/other/FFXID...s_20110526.zip
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Originally Posted by
Kayu
That looks fucking awesome. Downloading and putting it in my Rom now.
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I did some Voidwatch yesterday on SMN, and it was awesome thanks to my shower of Phoenix feathers. Thank you Kayu!
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Does anyone know if a Mirror Shield .dat was ever created? Would love both if possible, can't find through my google-fu;
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Does anyone have any cursor .dats that I could take a look at or use?
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Lavender sucks and red is great, so I decided to make this recolor of the Lancer's armor set. The red was largely taken from Crimson Cuisses, and the metal fittings used the Hydra Haubert pallet. The leather remained largely unchanged, with the exception of a small part of the body near the elbow. All races included in the zip, btw.

Download: CrimsonLancer.zip
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I love the recolour a lot, huge thanks.
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An exploitable mess of a card game
Where's the blue version I made?!
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I threw it in the incinerator where it belongs.
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An exploitable mess of a card game
Speaking of garbage disposal, I like your new DAT.
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Thanks! Are you going to go forward with your black/red scheme since you have the .psd files btw?
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An exploitable mess of a card game
I have the PSD files, but I don't know how to make that into a DAT. I would preferably go with the blue/dark blue/blue tinted metal scheme that I PMed though.
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It's easy.
1. Download and install this plugin
http://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-t...dobe-photoshop
2. Use Model Viewer (not Altana View) and click the 'DAT to MQO' button that's on the bottom right of the window.
3. Using photoshop, use File -> Save As on the PSD file to overwrite the DDS texture created by step 2.
4. In Model Viewer, use File -> Convert MQO to DAT and select the MQO file created by step 1. It will combine the DDS file you changed in step 3 with the original file to create a new texture.
For new projects, you can just edit the .dds file directly. I prefer to keep all of my projects in separate folders, less messy that way.
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An exploitable mess of a card game
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Originally Posted by
Yugl
blue
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An exploitable mess of a card game
My bad, I forgot to fix that ugly red background.
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On a serious note, I think it would turn out a bit better if you masked off the leather bits.