help me i want to change the colours of the uniforms

[omarro]

someone knows what numbers and letters (r1 g1 b1 r2 g2 b2, b3 g3 r3 of the pack file manager) are the parts of uniforms and what are the relative numbers to change the colours?

[.Mitch.]

Well for what numbers corrispond to what colour, just go to paint. Create a custom colour, and it shows your the RGB.

[omarro]

Well for what numbers corrispond to what colour, just go to paint. Create a custom colour, and it shows your the RGB.

I found the table of the numbers of RGB colors, but when i change the numbers on the files patch 1,3,4 and data the game crashes.... can you tell me why?

[karamazovmm]

there are some guides at the etw mods forum. I would suggest checking those.

[l33tl4m3r]

Moved to Text Editing and Scripting.

PM me with any questions.

[The Hedge Knight]

Should it not be textures, models and animations L33tmeer?

Anyway i believe 1=body, 2=trousers and 3=cuffs and trim.

[omarro]

Moved to Text Editing and Scripting.

PM me with any questions.

ok sorry....now can u help me? if i want change the colours waht do i do?

[bodkin]

The first three RGB columns in uniform_to_faction_colours table represent the coat colours of the troops with 0 being the lowest value and 255 being the highest.

So 0 0 0 is black, 255 255 255 is white so the higher the value the brighter, you can play around in a simple graphics program like 'Paint' where you can define custom colours by chaning the RGB values in the palette.

Start Paint, --> colours --> edit colours --> define custom colours. The colours generally match up with what you'll see in the game.

So to change the prussian musketeers to a darker blue coat I'd give them something like 15 15 60.

[omarro]

The first three RGB columns in uniform_to_faction_colours table represent the coat colours of the troops with 0 being the lowest value and 255 being the highest.

So 0 0 0 is black, 255 255 255 is white so the higher the value the brighter, you can play around in a simple graphics program like 'Paint' where you can define custom colours by chaning the RGB values in the palette.

Start Paint, --> colours --> edit colours --> define custom colours. The colours generally match up with what you'll see in the game.

So to change the prussian musketeers to a darker blue coat I'd give them something like 15 15 60.

yes i know now but if i change the colours the game crash