Kenneth Pitt
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- Mar 21, 2016
all of them like take all of them out of textures and put into modded?Put your DDS files inside modded folder, not textures folder.
all of them like take all of them out of textures and put into modded?Put your DDS files inside modded folder, not textures folder.
still no luck :(Put your DDS files inside modded folder, not textures folder.
Is your applications to hook location correct? It should be black desert instalation folder, then bin64.still no luck :(
Is your applications to hook location correct? It should be black desert instalation folder, then bin64.
Download, unpack and run this once as Administrator, if you have English version of Windows: setBdoFolderPermissions.zipOK, I've worked on this mother trucker all night and still haven't figured it out. I get the error "dx11proxy64.dll" message when I try to hook the "blackdesert64.exe" file. I'm assuming it's because I have only read access to the bin64 folder. Now here's the kindergarten question... I have Windows 7 and I'm the administrator, but every time I click off "read only" it comes back on again. I confess my days in IT are long gone and they were brief at best. I haven't dabbled in Windows 7 much, so maybe I'm missing a simple command. I tried to do a command line using "attrib -r +s c:\...yada yada...", but to no avail. Can anyone help a poor sod?
I used GIMP2 as always with no special measures to successfully increase transparency of one of the armors.Does anyone know what settings to use to Save clothing files that have alpha already on them? (the witch starting gown for instance 3690849485.dds) It already has an alpha layer so I know it's some variation of dxt5. Saving as dxt5 with mipmaps gives black lines through the clothes. Saving with no mipmaps Makes the entire thing transparent.... if anyone knows please enlighten me, I'll continue searching in the meantime.
Download, unpack and run this once as Administrator, if you have English version of Windows: setBdoFolderPermissions.zip
Unpacked it, ran as administrator, got into WE, unchecked the "read only" in \Black Desert Online\bin64\ folder; got out of it, looked again and the "read only" still remains. The "blackdesert64.exe" file looks writeable, but not the "bin 64" and "Black Desert Online" folders. So thought I'd just try to hook the "blackdesert64.exe" file again from resorep, just to see if something may have changed, and it didn't. Not sure what else to do. Still get the "dx11proxy64.dll." Tried suggestion on pg 20, copying the "d3d11.dll" to the desktop and changing the directory to point to that, but again it didn't work. Not sure if I have to do all the run resorep as administrator or not. At this point I'm just tired. Will try a few things later.
Yeah the settings are on ultra for everything.do you have your games texture on high? if not try that.
Nothing i put for "Enter object name" works :/that "read only" checkbox doesn't do what you think it does.
Here's a crash-course in twiddling with Windows file permissions:
Right-click the top-level "Black Desert Online" folder
Select "Properties"
Click the "Security" tab
Click the "Advanced" button
Click "Add" (bottom left)
Click the blue-lettered "Select a principal"
Type your user name into the "Enter the object name..." field and click "OK"
Check the "Full Control" box under Basic Permissions
Click "OK"
Click "Apply"
YOU now have full rights to every file under "...\Black Desert Online"
[Tool] Resorep - DirectX 11 texture replacer | Page 26 | UndertowI Just think for me, and all the other people who are, and will be having trouble... If someone turned into Champ mode and made a video to youtube as a HOW TO from start to finish....
Thatd be great lol