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Alright! I'm back! With Good news. Then Bad News. Then More Good News. Then More Bad News.Good news: I managed to fix the flashing issue with the Bunny Tux, by using Naduron's KFiles then just opening up the _NR file in Paint.Net and color inverting.Bad News: I have not been able to fix the orange glow.Good News: I think I have a good idea what's causing the glow. The Bunny Tux _NR is one of the most complex in the game, with numerous pieces to fit together and unusual shading. A straight color invert turns areas that should be black or dark into a white or off-white that I suspect the game is reading as "holes" in the texture, and the orange glow is the "default texture" showing through. I may be wrong, but that's my best guess from what I'm observing.Bad News: I have nowhere enough experience with picture editing to fix this properly. The best I could do is fill the areas in question with black, which is likely to cause its own problems down the line because of the loss of shading. Uploading what I've managed so far in the hopes someone else is willing to take a look and hopefully figure out what's still wrong with it and how to fix it.[ATTACH]14554[/ATTACH]
Alright! I'm back! With Good news. Then Bad News. Then More Good News. Then More Bad News.
Good news: I managed to fix the flashing issue with the Bunny Tux, by using Naduron's KFiles then just opening up the _NR file in Paint.Net and color inverting.
Bad News: I have not been able to fix the orange glow.
Good News: I think I have a good idea what's causing the glow. The Bunny Tux _NR is one of the most complex in the game, with numerous pieces to fit together and unusual shading. A straight color invert turns areas that should be black or dark into a white or off-white that I suspect the game is reading as "holes" in the texture, and the orange glow is the "default texture" showing through. I may be wrong, but that's my best guess from what I'm observing.
Bad News: I have nowhere enough experience with picture editing to fix this properly. The best I could do is fill the areas in question with black, which is likely to cause its own problems down the line because of the loss of shading.
Uploading what I've managed so far in the hopes someone else is willing to take a look and hopefully figure out what's still wrong with it and how to fix it.
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