can someone PLEEEASE get this texture to work?
Toobis
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From a character I got about nearly 3 years back which I think may be oldish now along with a couple other characters. I try to use their textures and usually get a lot of stuff come up in the box when I apply them to V4 which they were meant for (see video for example of when I try to add texture of said character to V4).
Anyone know a way I could get this texture to work at all? even if I have to downgrade somehow or add some other type of texture beforehand. I even tried to use it on V3 but no luck.
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The error you are seeing indicates the user facing file cannot find the actual texture files in your texture folder on execution.
FIX: The issue indicates that either the folder they are in is not mapped in DS or the files are not in the correct position.
Search your harddrive for the missing texture files and make sure they are located in your runtime that is mapped to DS where DS is looking for them.
From what little I could make out of the video (a screen shot of just the error would be much more helpful), it looks like a path problem...the image files are not in the same spot the preset is expecting them to be. With the number of them that are occuring, I'd say that the actual texture folder is missing...can you find them in Windows?
Whenever Studio throws an error about a missing texture, what I do is immeadiatly open that folder where it is searching, then window over to my desktop. Locate the manual installer and plunk those files right in the missing folder which is open. Saves me having to search for the directory.
ohhhh yeh I see now. Thankyou all :)
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