So, if someone remebers my old post about that stuff form modding the textures., well I did it.
see what you people think
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So, if someone remebers my old post about that stuff form modding the textures., well I did it.
see what you people think
They look very smooth :+
Thx, but those are just the default textures with some text over it, just to do a proof of concept. It is possible now, but to make a WipEout Pure/Pulse "HD" I'd need some texture artists. :/
Well I just hope someone would take their time(cuz I don't really have much) to do this stuff
I made a smoothened version of the side of the craft.(do you guys know how to put a spoiler bar?)
http://s7.postimg.org/763vci7ft/UCES00001_00023.jpg
Wait, does this revive the custom skin ability from PulsE? Or are you overwriting the main textures from the game?
Also, those AG-SYS shots are from PurE, if I'm not mistaken, and this is being made on the PulsE forums. Just slightly confusing.
But this looks promising...
*Bump*
Yes this AG-SYS is from Pure, and Yes it does overwrite the textures using a D3D9 Hook on the emulator. I wanted to see what would come out from this, but no one took interest in making a a WipEout Pulse/Pure HD or making skins...
Making skins would be something I'd be interested in...
Me too! I want the functionality we lost when the wipeout-game.com site went down.
What we really need is the ability to ADD skins, just like the old method had. I want to keep the main skins for the game as they are.
*Bump* You can keep the main skins normally. Just don't use the texmod hack.
A little information for you guys: If you're interested, Texmod works with PPSSPP. When you extract a texture, you'll se it is in the wrong color scheme, that's because it's in BGR, intestead of RGB. To fix this, you can use "Infranview" to change the color mode(IDK if photoshop has it) and then you can edit the texture in Photoshop. once done, go to infranview once again and change it back to BGR.
My intention of doing this is to have an WipEout Pure/Pulse "HD" but I don't have the skill, nor the time to do it. If we could contact the guy from "Aliens Papercraft"... He re-worked on the textures of the pure models for the papercraft. I just wish someone would take part on doing that...I've been seeing people doing Slipstream GX and Ballistic NG, but it seems no one is interested in giving new life to an old game, being it possible today...
Have you extracted the ship textures that I can use to create templates?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafeku
2lazy2dothisstuff.
I'd have to load, and reload the tracks multiple times, to see which ship textures would appear in game(and in texmod).
If you want to do the templates yourself, you can use the version "ppsspp-v1.0.1-806-g1c61470-windows(-amd64 or x86) with DirectX 9 render to run the game.
Another hint, when the ships are distant, the game has a low resolution texture for it, so don't get mistaken.
Also, for the sake of being acurate, I believe tha most people which uses PPSSPP, uses the texture scaling in 4x(that's the max of the version I provided, for some reason it doesn't have 5x, but whatever); Texmod will treat each texture scaling like one new texture, of preference, use the highest graphical setting possible. Here's mine:
Performance:
Mipmapping - On(That I don't know if it's really necessary to do, but I left it on anyways
Texture Scaling:
Scale Level - 4x
Type of Scale - Hybrid
Desposterize - Checked
Texture Filtering:
Anisotropic Filter - 16x
Texture filter - Auto
Screen Scaling Filter - Linear
So, I'm back with some goods:
Pulse PSP "HD" is possible with the PS2 assets that are stored in the disk, I've even found some weird stuff in there(Ape Escape for example, SL probally was up to something with Konami). I just really wish someone would take their time to make it possible. Everything is there it just needs to be flipped and converted to th BGR pallette. Also if anyone interested, I've replaced the classic liveries of all ships with it's ps2 counterparts.
Very much YES! Please keep it up!
I really need someone to make the textures to the concept ships, since the PS2 port doesn't have anything in it's resources for no reason. PM me for the files, I can extract them.
Also I can only enter on weekends so I can only do so much.
About now I already have the eliminator ships ready to be used, but the zone ships will give me headaches because looks like they've remaped the UV's so I would need to break the texture to do something. Another problem will be the track textures and misc textures(backgrounds, assets, etc...).These will take too long for me, and I don't have the patience to extract those one by one. Not really a problem finding the "guts" of the ships, but I think I'll be unable to edit those, since they're very simplified, so does the "gut" of the ship, so I won't be able to do those fine details the PS2 version had unfortunately.
I really need someone to take on trying to do this, I don't have time to do the stuff, It's all there.
I'm not pointing you guys to piracy, but get an ISO of the PS2 version, open it and get the "PADZ" file and extract it with 7-zip.I don't have bandwith to upload this folder, and some people here already have it I think. Really the game needs some bigger textures to go into the big screen.
- - - Updated - - -
Here you fricking go.(instructions inside)
WipEout Pulse PS2 Textures + PPSSPP
Ship Templates
Sorry to double post but the topic kinda died out and no one gave feedback. on the post above I've released the Textures along with the emulator with instructions. Also I've left "templates" for you to use in the second link. Someone give me some feedback. I'd love to see skins for this game(and PurE) for that matter.
Screenshots look cool :+
Unfortunately the first link is not connecting :( The second link works fine.
Will def. try it out when I can read some instructions
The first link is working fine for me, try again. And the instructions are inside the first download package... I'll change those to be clickable, check later.Quote:
Originally Posted by amplificated
Seriously though, did anyone try this yet? People just did not seem to be interested in this...
Hmm. The link still won't connect for me; it just idles out. Reckon you could post the instructions in this thread?
TBH I think most people don't use emulators, and especially for something that sounds outside their comfort zone e.g. heavily modding games, it just seems like an unnecessary hassle - especially when information on how to do it isn't forthcoming.
It's not heavy modding. There's a program, and you load the files. You make it load the emulator with these files. Done. A really resumed version of it.And that's what basically you're gonna do once everything is set the way it's told in the instructions. I've made images of it and it's inside the package, so I could be clear. Even if you knew how to do it(unless you do it yourself the hassle I had to go through to put the ship textures) you still would need the packages...Quote:
Originally Posted by amplificated
Seriously I don't know what's happening that you can't open the link, it's working just fine. Try using another browser, use a proxy(HideMyAs* for instance), change DNS server, or try somewhere else(or with other device.).
See if that helps.Code:----------------------------------------------------------------
INSTRUCTIONS
This build is coming without the memorystick folder, so open up the emu
first so it can create the folder, and also configure the graphics as
told in the settings image. Something that I've forgot to mention in
the image: set the video backend FIRST to "D3D9"(DirectX9) or it won't
work!!
Next, close the emu, and open Texmod. Click the folder icon, and select
"PPSSPPWIndows.exe"; do not use the 64bit version since it won't work
with it.
Now select the "*.tpf" files I've included in this package and click
run.
After that PPSSPP will open, and you may play WOPulse as you wish with
your brand new enhanced textures.
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SKINS
Also, for the who want to do skins, I've included the TPFExtract, so
you can see how the textures are placed. When you extract, it will
make a file called "texmod.def", which is basically a txt file to compile
to tpf again.
To make the skins, there's a separate download with the ships templates.
Once you're done skining, you have to flip the image upside down, change
the color pallete from RGB to BGR, else the colors will go wrong, and
separate the pieces to it's proper places. Once done use Texmod in packaging
mode to recompile the TPF file. Just beware to not mix files.
Oh right. The first link has the textures, which obviously I'm missing.
The ship templates can't be used.
Alternate donwload link on sendspace, see if it works for you.
https://www.sendspace.com/file/dbiq1c
Download link works!
Unfortunately, after following the instructions I receive an "Intruder.dll load error" when d3d9.dll is placed in the folder :(
I was having this error also on my father's PC. Delete "d3d9.dll" I've provided, open ppsspp and close it. Try getting ninja ripper, open ppsspp with it, rip something(just in case) and close. Another d3d9.dll should appear. Try opening texmod and load the game with the files to see if it works. I've searched about that error to no avail.Quote:
Originally Posted by amplificated
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafeku
Sideloading custom firmware onto your PSP will give you the ability to add various plugins and third-party tools, like EBOOT dumps, PSAR decrypters, DRM crackers, and even the ability to both generate and load un-encrypted savedata. Perhaps that sort of thing would open the doorway for future changes. (Some plugins and patches even do tiny things to improve both performance and battery life!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hybrid Divide
As for the .PSD templates, the undamaged EG-X Zone Ship is absent. What I can do, however, is export them to .PDN, for anybody who doesn't have Photoshop.
P.S.: I'm working on animated PSP backgrounds, inspired by the animated savedata icons used by WipEout Pure and Pulse. Don't seen to be having much luck...
EDIT: Would it be possible to use this wrapper (combined with custom XML files) to replace the HUD with one from a different WipEout game? The WO64 HUD would be pretty hot as a concave.
Now that there are texture mods, and my dad was recently employed at Wells Fargo, I actually came up with a new Sponsorship sticker.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1U...ew?usp=sharing
The Wells Fargo logo, at the time of the FX300.