Is there a way to retexture characters so that you can see how the changes look in real time? The way I'm doing it right now is changing the texture, recompiling, then running a test map. Just wondering if there's a faster way, thanks.

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Well.. I have a simple solution.. get Milkshape.

What you do is then, from either WOTGreal or DXMeshTool, export single frame of the 3d model you're retexturing. Next thing to do is that open that 3d model from Milkshape, then make the view-mode as 'textured'.

Now all you have to do is, apply the specific textures inside the Milkshape, it will save their locations. Now if you update the textures from the same path (as in overwrite) then it will update it automatically.

What? Why not just do it in the editor?

I don't think you ought to be posting when you're drunk...

I think we're talking "If I make a small change to this texture, what does it look like on the model", which for in-editor stuff requires package recompiles if doing in via textures in a .u, or very cautious texture import/deletion if doing it via a .utx.

Neither is great, really.

Cool, thanks, that's way better. I had trouble export/importing the main character (with all the animations) but I did manage to bring in the carcass model to Milkshape. How do you get just one frame of animation out from WOTGreal?

Not from WOTGreal you can, use DXMeshTool you must.