buddy
06-16-2000, 05:39 PM
Apparently the graphics are "bundled" (for lack of a better word) into Graphics 1, 2, etc. files. These can be opened with an application called Res Edit. Once there you will see a series of graphics in thumbnail rows. Select the one you wish to modify, copy it (Command C) and paste it into Adobe
Photoshop (or some other graphics program, I guess). In Photoshop I know can you modify the graphic.
Now, go back to Res Edit, Double-click the image you want to modify, paste your new image into the opened image, close out windows, save and quit. Open up the game to test.
Oh yeah, ONE VERY IMPORTANT THING TO REMEMBER.
MAKE A COPY OF THE GRAPHICS FILE BEFORE YOU SCREW WITH IT OR YOU MAY END UP WITH A MODIFIED FILE THAT DOESN'T WORK AND NO ORIGINAL TO FALL BACK ON.
Copy the Graphics file to your desktop for safekeeping, modify the file in your game folder. If it doesn't work, simply trash the non-working modified file and replace with the original. That's it.
Photoshop (or some other graphics program, I guess). In Photoshop I know can you modify the graphic.
Now, go back to Res Edit, Double-click the image you want to modify, paste your new image into the opened image, close out windows, save and quit. Open up the game to test.
Oh yeah, ONE VERY IMPORTANT THING TO REMEMBER.
MAKE A COPY OF THE GRAPHICS FILE BEFORE YOU SCREW WITH IT OR YOU MAY END UP WITH A MODIFIED FILE THAT DOESN'T WORK AND NO ORIGINAL TO FALL BACK ON.
Copy the Graphics file to your desktop for safekeeping, modify the file in your game folder. If it doesn't work, simply trash the non-working modified file and replace with the original. That's it.