| Face coordinates[message #254174]
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Thu, 17 June 2010 18:39
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Thor |
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Okay, so now that a lot has changed with Headrock's innovations concerning profiles, where do I adjust the x / y coordinates of faces?
Any particular help for Ron's faces? Thanks!
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Master Sergeant
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| Re: Face coordinates[message #254213]
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Thu, 17 June 2010 23:57 
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Thor |
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Aha, okay! Thanks guys, but do you know if there's a package out with all of Ron's face coordinates for the READ_PROFILE_DATA_FROM_XML? They are plenty to change manually...
[Updated on: Fri, 18 June 2010 00:03] by Moderator Report message to a moderator
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Master Sergeant
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| Re: Face coordinates[message #254291]
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Sat, 19 June 2010 06:47 
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This might be common knowledge, but just a few heads up:
If you want to use faces with IMPs that were not set up for them (because the IMP coordinates are hardcoded in the .exe) you can use STI-Edit, which is sitting around here somewhere and should be accessible with a few searches.
First of all, change the face number to the appropriate number (IMP male 1 is 200.STI, IMP female 1 is 208.STI, hopefully you can figure it out from there). Then open up JA2, ideally a game in a peaceful sector (or else clear out Omerta quickly), and just run your IMP around for a minute or two so you can see in which direction and how much you need to adjust the eyes and mouth.
Now open up STI-Edit and load the appropriate face file. Next to "Offset", you'll see an x=, y=, and "Show". Check the "Show" box; when you change x= or y=, this will show you what direction you're moving the eyes or mouth. Don't adjust the main face at all; you will see two red arrows on either side of a long bar. Use the arrows to change the frame. All the eye frames should be adjusted the same way, and the same for all the mouth frames (but the eyes and the mouth will not necessarily be adjusted the same as each other). Then go into JA2 and check how you did.
It's mostly trial and error, but you should get the hang of it quickly (and it's not like you should have to do it terribly often). I was able to set up the balaclava faces for my IMPs, and they look sweet. 
I know I was going to say something else, but I can't remember what it was now. When I do, I will edit this post.
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