So, you want to ini edit your character?

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Lame locks got you down? Do your eyes just lack a certain sparkle? Tired of looking like a fish? Fear not, because PWI has now allowed Facial INI editing. So let's get started.

What you'll need:

1 A Makeover Scroll or the modify button on the character creation screen
2 An understanding of what codes do what
3 The character data opened on your desktop

If it has been less than 2 days since you created your character, you can still modify your character at the character creation screen. If not, you'll need a makeover scroll.

Makeover Scrolls can be obtained from the following places:

1. From the level 28 quest Beautiful Chang's Wish(alt link)
2. From 50 tokens from the boutique agent
3. From the boutique, accessed by pressing O in-game for 2 gold.
4. From the event boutique for 6 event gold.

These are ordered from the least expensive to most expensive method. Your mileage vary regarding which is the easiest option. I personally wouldn't recommend option 3/4. Should you choose to charge money, 50 tokens from other players is in general cheaper.

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Part 1: Finding the data
First things first, you have to find your character data. In general you will find your character data located in

C:\Program Files\Perfect World Entertainment\Perfect World International\element\userdata\character\customize
although your individual installation may be different. In general, make sure you're looking in the character data of your userdata folder.

All character data is broken down by race, class and gender. The following list is the folder names for each character's data.

00 Male BM
01 Female BM
10 Male Wiz
11 Female Wiz
20 Male Psychic
21 Female Psychic
30 not currently used
31 Venomancer
40 Barbarian
41 not currently used
50 Male Assassin
51 Female Assassin
60 Male Archer
61 Female Archer
70 Male Cleric
71 Female Cleric
80 Male Seeker
81 Female Seeker
90 Male Mystic
91 Female Mystic

Part 2: What it all means
Your character's face is broken down into several subsections that I will break down now. When you open your character's ini file data, you'll notice some categories and numbers.

[3 Parts]
scaleup is the top facial Slider
scalemiddle is the middle slider
scaledown is the jaw slider

[BlendFace]

These are just the head shape. This is best selected using the character creator.

[Face]
scaleFaceH Width of Face
scaleFaceV = Depth of Face
idFaceTex = Skin Texture

Face Texture Note: You can't use this to put Tideborn tattoos on older classes. However you can use it to put Earthguard skin texture on the tideborns or vice versa. In order to do so change the number next to your psychic/assassin's idFaceTex to the corresponding Earthguard/TB Texture you might like. More on this later. Earthguard skin texture includes the lip color. For Tideborn this texture includes the FACE tattoos and lips.

[Forehead]

These are the advanced sliders for the forehead.

OffsetforeheadH is width
offsetforeheadV is height
offsetforeheadZ is depth
rotateforehead is exactly what it says, the rotation of the forehead.
Scaleforhead is size

Yokebone is the cheekbones and follows the same naming structure as forehead. As does cheek, Chain (which is the chin), and Jaw.

[Eye]

I won't got into these sliders much because those are all best decided by using the shape selectors in the character creator. However this is a notable exeception here.

IdEyeballTex is the texture used for the eyeball. This is where you would change it to Earthguard eyes.
Again H is width, V is height and Z is depth. Scale is for the size of the eyeballs and rotation means what you think it does.

idEyeHighTex is the eye shadow but it can only be changed on the older races unfortunately. So your better off just using the character creator.

[Nose]

Similar to eyes. H is width, V is height and Z is depth. Scale is size.

[Brow]

Similar to eyes, H is width, V is height and Z is depth. Scale is size. Offset is how you change the width, height, and depth of just one eyebrow. So if you want your character to raise one eyebrow, this is how you would do it. The first group of offsets is the left eyebrow, the second group is the right.

[Mouth]

Similar to eyes. offsetCornerOfMouthSpecial is how you change one corner of the mouth. So if you want your character to have a smirk on their face, this is how you would do it. Special 1 is the left side, Special 2 is the right.

[Ear]

Similar to eyes yada yada yada.

[Hair]

idHairModel is the value you use to change it the hairstyle.
idHairTex is the value you use to change the texture of the hair.

Note the hair model and texture MUST match. So if you want an EG hairstyle, you'll have to change the hair texture value to match that of the EG. More on this later.
[Mustache]

Works the same way hair does.

[Colors]

These are all the colors of everything except the body. You can find a color chart here. Use the values on the far right side. Earthguard and Tideborn lip colors cannot be changed even using ini files.

[Body]

bodyid is the texture of the body. These must remain static for EG/Older classes but you can use this to change the tattoos on your body of your Tideborn. This is also how you can change the type of veno or barb that you are, if you've since changed your mind.

Colorbody is the color of the body. You'll need to change this to match the face if you're putting the EG skin texture on a tideborn.

The other are body scale edits which are currently not permitted to be made.

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Okay now that you know what everything does it's time to put that into use.

Step 1: Change your client to windowed mode if it's full screen. Trust me, you'll thank me later.

Step 2: Use your Makeover Scroll/Press Modify Character and hit the save button in the save presets box. This will change your characters current look. Name it something like Before so that you can not only save the look but quickly identify which ini file you are changing.

Step 3: Go to your character's data and copy the before file. Rename it to after and open it. Now then simply edit the numbers to change any scale, height, width, etc that you want to change of your character's face. Save any changes.

Step 4: Tab back over to your client and select a different preset, then select your after preset to preview your changes. If you don't like what you did simply go back to the ini data and change it some more or revert back to an earlier section by copy pasting.

But how to know which values you to put in, you ask? For scales, it's going to be mostly a guessing game. Try to choose values that are pretty close to what you wanted in the character creation. Now then onto to some common edits.

Earthguard Eyes

Change the value for idEyeballTex to 1117 for females and 1046 for males.

Other Class Hairs

The simplest way to do this (without referencing the hair codes found in this guide) is to go into the character creation of the class whose hairstyle you want. Then save a new preset wearing the hairstyle that you want, naming it in a way that's easily identifiable. For example if you want the pigtails style haircut from the tideborn, create a preset with that hair cut and named it pigtails.

Open the pigtails ini and copy the following:

[Hair]
idHairModel = 942
idHairTex = 952

Now close it out. Open your After ini file and replace the old hair values with the new ones. Alternatively you can just open both at the same time and type in the new values manually.

Earthguard Skin

This one is more of a tricky edit because it is going to rely on changing the colors a lot.

First you're going to want to create a EG character with the face texture that you want. It's just going to be the face so pay attention to which lips you want, for example. Save that preset and name it something explanatory like skin texture. Then replace the values the same way as described above in hair. This time though the value you're replacing is idFaceTex. For example say you like the pink lip, human face texture of the EG. Go into character creation and pick a preset with that skin texture. And name it something explanatory like skin.

Then open the skin ini and copy the following value.

[Face]

idFaceTex 1122

Then replace that same value on your after ini with the one from the skin ini.

Now here is the tricky part. Because you are only changing the skin ini you're going to have to change the colors of the face and body separately so that it matches up. You'll find the body color under the body section of your ini file as opposed to colors.

Change up the Tideborn Tattoos

If you want to change the tattoos of your character, you can do so separately for both the face and the body. I'm sure you know the copy/paste method by now. So I'll simply list the values you should change.

[Face]
idFaceTex = 864 <---Copy this value from the preset whose face tattoos (or lack thereof) you like and replace that value on your characters ini. This will change the characters face tattoos.

[Body]
bodyID = 2 <--Copy this value from the preset whose body tattoos you like and replace that value on your characters ini. This will change the character's body tattoos.

Change Venomancer animal type

[Body]
bodyID = 2 <--Copy this value from the veno whose animal type you want to your preset. EG copy it from a Kitty veno and put over your fox's venos bodyid to turn it into a kitty veno too.

Finding a Color.

Change the numerical values in the colors section to the numerical value you want for all color changes except body. Body color is found in the body section.

Once again you can find a list of some body colors here. Use the values on the far right side.

If those colors still aren't doing it for you though you can use a color from any color editing program or coloring picking website that provides you the hexadecimal code. Which is a string of letters and numbers, e.g. : FF3 366.

You take the hexadecimal code and plug into this hexadecimal to binary converter to find the binary number for that color. Replace the numbers in the ini with that decimal number to change the color.

For example in any photo editing software or website. You'll see a block of color, click that to change the color of your paint brush. Once you have a color, look at the left hand side. You'll see some values such as HSL, RGB, ETC. You want the bottom box that says "#" at the time of posting.

This is the hexadecimal code for that the color you selected. Copy this code and then paste into the above mentioned hexadecimal to binary converter. Replace the color code in your ini file with the decimal number and you're done.

Male hair on females. (Only available on new characters)

CAUTION: Once you do this edit you will not be able to select this preset in the character creator until you switch the hair to female in the ini file.

Outside of the customization folder you will find the genderless presets that are displayed upon logging into the character customization window.

You can edit the hair on these the same way you edit the hair the other character customization inis. They follow the same naming structure as the folders, listed above in part one. EG 00 is the male blademaster preset. Once you do select create a character and pick the class the way you normally do. From here you can edit your character the same you normally would on the character creator, including saving a preset. But you cannot switch presets and go back and forth. So if you want to ini edit earthguard eyes, do this BEFORE you enter the character creation screen. I repeat, do not click ANY preset. Editing this file is editing the default when you first click create a "insert class here," so just start editing what's already on the screen.

Once done save the preset. When you click it you'll get a customization error because it has male hair, but you can come back to edit it again if you decide you no longer want the male hair. Simply go to the saved preset and give it any female hair texture and you can once again interact with like normal.

When you have finished making your character make sure to revert the new character presets back to using female hair.

Hats on Barbs.

Please see Rickioo-Archosaur's posts on barb hat codes.
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963271&postcount=111
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963291&postcount=112
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963311&postcount=113
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963331&postcount=114
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963351&postcount=115
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963361&postcount=116
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963371&postcount=117
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963391&postcount=119
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=17963401&postcount=120

And _dblazen_'s post for the lionfestival hat.
http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showpost.php?p=19074431&postcount=375

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Preview fashion on a specific toon's ini

Now you can preview fashion on different classes/genders/races in the boutique. Now I'm sure you're thinking "It sure would be nice if I could preview that fashion on my toon of that class," or "I sure wish I could preview that fashion on hubby's toon." Well the good news is that you can, provided the alt/person's toon in question isn't your current toon. This is because the fashion boutique's user interface uses whatever is your default look for that class. You can edit this look however you want.

Please see Veneir - Dreamweaver's post to learn how!

Tideborn Females

1)
idHairModel = 834
idHairTex = 870

2)
idHairModel = 835
idHairTex= 871

3)
idHairModel = 836
idHairTex = 872

4)
idHairModel = 837
idHairTex = 873

5)
idHairModel = 838
idHairTex = 874

6)
idHairModel = 882
idHairTex = 892

7)
idHairModel = 883
idHairTex = 893

8)
idHairModel = 884
idHairTex = 894

9)
idHairModel = 885
idHairTex = 895

10)
idHairModel = 886
idHairTex = 896

11)
idHairModel = 938
idHairTex = 948

12)
idHairModel = 939
idHairTex = 949

13)
idHairModel = 940
idHairTex = 950

14)
idHairModel = 941
idHairTex = 951

15)
idHairModel = 942
idHairTex = 952

Tideborn Males

1)
idHairModel = 829
idHairTex = 865

2)
idHairModel = 830
idHairTex = 866

3)
idHairModel = 831
idHairTex = 867

4)
idHairModel = 832
idHairTex = 868

5)
idHairModel = 833
idHairTex = 869

6)
idHairModel = 877
idHairTex = 887

7)
idHairModel = 878
idHairTex = 888

8)
idHairModel = 879
idHairTex = 889

9)
idHairModel = 880
idHairTex = 890

10)
idHairModel = 881
idHairTex = 891

11)
idHairModel = 933
idHairTex = 943

12)
idHairModel = 934
idHairTex = 944

13)
idHairModel = 935
idHairTex = 945

14)
idHairModel = 936
idHairTex = 946

15)
idHairModel = 937
idHairTex = 947

Earthguard Females

1)
idHairModel = 1102
idHairTex = 1087

2)
idHairModel = 1103
idHairTex = 1088

3)
idHairModel = 1104
idHairTex = 1089

4)
idHairModel = 1105
idHairTex = 1090

5)
idHairModel = 1106
idHairTex = 1091

6)
idHairModel = 1107
idHairTex = 1092

7)
idHairModel = 1108
idHairTex = 1093

8)
idHairModel = 1109
idHairTex = 1094

9)
idHairModel = 1110
idHairTex = 1095

10)
idHairModel = 1111
idHairTex = 1096

11)
idHairModel = 1112
idHairTex = 1097

12)
idHairModel = 1113
idHairTex = 1098

13)
idHairModel = 1114
idHairTex = 1099

14)
idHairModel = 1115
idHairTex = 1100

15)
idHairModel = 1116
idHairTex = 1101

Earthguard Males

1)
idHairModel = 1062
idHairTex = 1047

2)
idHairModel = 1063
idHairTex = 1048

3)
idHairModel = 1064
idHairTex = 1049

4)
idHairModel = 1065
idHairTex = 1050

5)
idHairModel = 1066
idHairTex = 1051

6)
idHairModel = 1067
idHairTex = 1052

7)
idHairModel = 1068
idHairTex = 1053

8)
idHairModel = 1069
idHairTex = 1054

9)
idHairModel = 1070
idHairTex = 1055

10)
idHairModel = 1071
idHairTex = 1056

11)
idHairModel = 1072
idHairTex = 1057

12)
idHairModel = 1073
idHairTex = 1058

13)
idHairModel = 1074
idHairTex = 1059

14)
idHairModel = 1075
idHairTex = 1060

15)
idHairModel = 1076
idHairTex = 1061

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Original race males

01)
idHairModel = 192
idHairTex = 314

02)
idHairModel = 193
idHairTex = 314

03)
idHairModel = 194
idHairTex = 314

04)
idHairModel = 195
idHairTex = 314

05)
idHairModel = 196
idHairTex = 314

06)
idHairModel = 197
idHairTex = 314

07)
idHairModel = 264
idHairTex = 314

08)
idHairModel = 265
idHairTex = 314

09)
idHairModel = 266
idHairTex = 314

10)
idHairModel = 267
idHairTex = 314

11)
idHairModel = 268
idHairTex = 314

12)
idHairModel = 269
idHairTex = 314

13)
idHairModel = 270
idHairTex = 313

14)
idHairModel = 408
idHairTex = 314

15)
idHairModel = 409
idHairTex = 314

16)
idHairModel = 410
idHairTex = 314

17)
idHairModel = 411
idHairTex = 314

18)
idHairModel = 412
idHairTex = 314

19)
idHairModel = 413
idHairTex = 314

20)
idHairModel = 414
idHairTex = 314

21)
idHairModel = 527
idHairTex = 314

22)
idHairModel = 528
idHairTex = 313

23)
idHairModel = 529
idHairTex = 314

24)
idHairModel = 530
idHairTex = 314

25)
idHairModel = 531
idHairTex = 314

26)
idHairModel = 532
idHairTex = 314

27)
idHairModel = 533
idHairTex = 314

28)
idHairModel = 534
idHairTex = 314

29)
idHairModel = 535
idHairTex = 314

30)
idHairModel = 536
idHairTex = 313

31)
idHairModel = 537
idHairTex = 314

32)
idHairModel = 538
idHairTex = 314

33)
idHairModel = 539
idHairTex = 314

34)
idHairModel = 540
idHairTex = 314

35)
idHairModel = 541
idHairTex = 314

36)
idHairModel = 542
idHairTex = 314

37)
idHairModel = 543
idHairTex = 314

38)
idHairModel = 544
idHairTex = 314

39)
idHairModel = 545
idHairTex = 314

40)
idHairModel = 546
idHairTex = 314

41)
idHairModel = 547
idHairTex = 314

42)
idHairModel = 548
idHairTex = 314

43)
idHairModel = 549
idHairTex = 314

44)
idHairModel = 550
idHairTex = 314

45)
idHairModel = 551
idHairTex = 314

46)
idHairModel = 552
idHairTex = 314

47)
idHairModel = 553
idHairTex = 314

48)
idHairModel = 554
idHairTex = 314

49)
idHairModel = 555
idHairTex = 314

50)
idHairModel = 556
idHairTex = 314

51)
idHairModel = 597
idHairTex = 314

52)
idHairModel = 598
idHairTex = 314

53)
idHairModel = 601
idHairTex = 314

54)
idHairModel = 656
idHairTex = 314

55)
idHairModel = 667
idHairTex = 314

56)
idHairModel = 668
idHairTex = 314

57)
idHairModel = 669
idHairTex = 314

58)
idHairModel = 670
idHairTex = 314

59)
idHairModel = 671
idHairTex = 313

60)
idHairModel = 672
idHairTex = 313

61)
idHairModel = 673
idHairTex = 313

62)
idHairModel = 674
idHairTex = 314

63)
idHairModel = 675
idHairTex = 313

64)
idHairModel = 686
idHairTex = 313

Original race females

01)
idHairModel = 185
idHairTex = 311

02)
idHairModel = 187
idHairTex = 311

03)
idHairModel = 188
idHairTex = 311

04)
idHairModel = 189
idHairTex = 311

05)
idHairModel = 190
idHairTex = 311

06)
idHairModel = 191
idHairTex = 311

07)
idHairModel = 271
idHairTex = 311

08)
idHairModel = 272
idHairTex = 311

09)
idHairModel = 273
idHairTex = 311

10)
idHairModel = 274
idHairTex = 311

11)
idHairModel = 275
idHairTex = 311

12)
idHairModel = 276
idHairTex = 311

13)
idHairModel = 277
idHairTex = 311

14)
idHairModel = 278
idHairTex = 311

15)
idHairModel = 279
idHairTex = 311

16)
idHairModel = 280
idHairTex = 311

17)
idHairModel = 281
idHairTex = 311

18)
idHairModel = 282
idHairTex = 311

19)
idHairModel = 283
idHairTex = 311

20)
idHairModel = 284
idHairTex = 311

21)
idHairModel = 299
idHairTex = 311

22)
idHairModel = 300
idHairTex = 311

23)
idHairModel = 301
idHairTex = 311

24)
idHairModel = 302
idHairTex = 311

25)
idHairModel = 303
idHairTex = 311

26)
idHairModel = 304
idHairTex = 311

27)
idHairModel = 369
idHairTex = 311

28)
idHairModel = 370
idHairTex = 311

29)
idHairModel = 371
idHairTex = 311

30)
idHairModel = 372
idHairTex = 311

31)
idHairModel = 373
idHairTex = 311

32)
idHairModel = 374
idHairTex = 311

33)
idHairModel = 375
idHairTex = 311

34)
idHairModel = 376
idHairTex = 311

35)
idHairModel = 377
idHairTex = 311

36)
idHairModel = 378
idHairTex = 311

37)
idHairModel = 415
idHairTex = 311

38)
idHairModel = 416
idHairTex = 311

39)
idHairModel = 417
idHairTex = 311

40)
idHairModel = 418
idHairTex = 311

41)
idHairModel = 497
idHairTex = 311

42)
idHairModel = 498
idHairTex = 311

43)
idHairModel = 499
idHairTex = 311

44)
idHairModel = 500
idHairTex = 311

45)
idHairModel = 501
idHairTex = 311

46)
idHairModel = 502
idHairTex = 311

47)
idHairModel = 503
idHairTex = 311

48)
idHairModel = 504
idHairTex = 311

49)
idHairModel = 505
idHairTex = 311

50)
idHairModel = 506
idHairTex = 311

51)
idHairModel = 507
idHairTex = 311

52)
idHairModel = 508
idHairTex = 311

53)
idHairModel = 509
idHairTex = 311

54)
idHairModel = 510
idHairTex = 311

55)
idHairModel = 511
idHairTex = 311

56)
idHairModel = 599
idHairTex = 311

57)
idHairModel = 657
idHairTex = 311

58)
idHairModel = 658
idHairTex = 311

59)
idHairModel = 659
idHairTex = 311

60)
idHairModel = 660
idHairTex = 311

61)
idHairModel = 661
idHairTex = 311

62)
idHairModel = 662
idHairTex = 311

63)
idHairModel = 663
idHairTex = 311

64)
idHairModel = 664
idHairTex = 311

65)
idHairModel = 665
idHairTex = 311

66)
idHairModel = 666
idHairTex = 311

Nightshade Males

1)
idHairModel = 1535
idHairTex = 1529

2)
idHairModel = 1534
idHairTex = 1528

3)
idHairModel = 1533
idHairTex = 1527

4)
idHairModel = 1520
idHairTex = 1524

5)
idHairModel = 1519
idHairTex = 1523

Nightshade Females

1)
idHairModel = 1538
idHairTex = 1532

2)
idHairModel = 1537
idHairTex = 1531

3)
idHairModel = 1536
idHairTex = 1530

4)
idHairModel = 1522
idHairTex = 1526

5)
idHairModel = 1521
idHairTex = 1525

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

None of these were created by me unless I state so in the resource itself. But they are all helpful.

Website that allows you to pick colors. Uses hex codes.

Hexadecimal to Binary color code converter.

Esnemyl's Underground INI database forum, has some characters you can use and other resources.

A quick guide by Oishii for quick reference.

DeviliciousAngel Video Guide Showing Color Codes for Hair.

Color Codes again. Use the far right codes.

Player Made Preset Characters for your enjoyment. Please do not necro this thread.

New Player Made Preset Archive. Feel free to post in this thread as long as the last post isn't more than 30 days old.

Thread where you can show off your before and after pictures.

Beginning Character Creation Guide from the PWI Wiki.

A thread for you to give feedback and gain feedback on your preset. You must give a rating to receive one.

And that is all for now!

First I want to thank Frankieraye, V4liance, and Krisnda and all the players that made this change possible with the ini editing petition. We did it guys!

Oishii-Dreamweaver : For the Quick Reference guide

Ambisagrus-Lost City : For help formatting the hair codes into a more readable format.

Mewlz-Dreamweaver: For the tip about the hexadecimal to binary color code converter.

Nariin-Dreamweaver: For re-doing and beautifying the images for the all of the original hairstyles.

fawye: For providing the numbering scheme and codes for the original race hairstyles.

Rickioo-Archosaur: For providing us with the codes for barb hats.

_dblazen_ - Dreamweaver: For providing us with the code for the lion festival hat.

Veneir - Dreamweaver: For creating the gif that provided step-by-step instructions on changing the class default presets so you can preview fashion in the boutique on a look of your choosing.

Asone-Raging Tides: For creating the images (in current style, no less!) for the nightshade race and finding out the codes for their hairstyles.

Ambisagrus - Lost City · October 2012

http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showthread.php?t=1512481&page=2

Just saved you about 20~30 hours of work by simply C&P <.<

And if you gonna jack it off me, at least put at the end "Thank you for your find" <_<

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Ambisagrus - Lost City wrote: »

http://pwi-forum.perfectworld.com/showthread.php?t=1512481&page=2

Just saved you about 20~30 hours of work by simply C&P <.<

And if you gonna jack it off me, at least put at the end "Thank you for your find" <_<

What? I didn't jack anything off you. :P I used google. Are you the original person who posted it on PW-MY? And I already stated the image wasn't mine, IJS.

Oishii - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Should of known you would waaaaay out-detail me. =P
Good guide Venus.

Ambisagrus - Lost City · October 2012

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver wrote: »

What? I didn't jack anything off you. :P I used google. Are you the original person who posted it on PW-MY?

The two posts I made on the thread Oishii - Dreamweaver, have all the info for editing your character's face.

That is why I linked the thread to this one, so that you could C&P it over to yours with a "Thank you" at the end since I found all the info

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Oishii - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Should of known you would waaaaay out-detail me. =P
Good guide Venus.

Do you have any changes to it you want to make? I also emailed Jeremied about it since I knew he was going to make one too and Krisnda wanted us to work together. LOL

Ambisagrus - Lost City wrote: »

The two posts I made on the thread Oishii - Dreamweaver, have all the info for editing your character's face.

That is why I linked the thread to this one, so that you could C&P it over to yours with a "Thank you" at the end since I found all the info

But I had already found it on my own, have had that page tagged for a little while now. LOL And I googled searched the original images and gave as much credit as I could to the original posters of the images as near as I can tell. Thank you though. :P I'm currently looking for the original race styles but if I cannot find it I'll have to do a lot of copy-pasting on the original races so I'm holding off for now.

Ambisagrus - Lost City · October 2012

hehehe, ty :P

I didn't even need the page bookmarked, had all but 2 letters of the url memorized cause I went to it so darn often

Oishii - Dreamweaver · October 2012

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Do you have any changes to it you want to make? I also emailed Jeremied about it since I knew he was going to make one too and Krisnda wanted us to work together. LOL

No I don't. Yours looks fine. ^^
Mine was mostly just photo and short explanation until a major guide was put up.
I just didn't want people "destroying their files" as one guy argued. ;3

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Ambisagrus - Lost City wrote: »

hehehe, ty :P

I didn't even need the page bookmarked, had all but 2 letters of the url memorized cause I went to it so darn often

Hmm looking at your post I had forgotten about the code button. I'll use that and give you credit for the idea. That way I can get some other links and stuff in there too.

Ambisagrus - Lost City · October 2012

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Hmm looking at your post I had forgotten about the code button. I'll use that and give you credit for the idea. That way I can get some other links and stuff in there too.

Darn quick response button is causing me to have multiple quotes lately o.O

And ty

. Glad I made ya remember something for the editing :P

Asterelle - Sanctuary_1381265973 · October 2012

I noticed that the [Brow], [Mouth], and [Eye] sections have different values for the left and right sides of the face. This can be used to give you asymmetric expressions like a smirk or a single raised eyebrow.

EDIT: NM i see you've mentioned this already.

I'm a little interested in a non-straightforward edit like getting male earthguard eyes/hair on a female character but I can't seem to get anything like that to work. Also on pwcn I've noticed lots of barbs with odd hair derived from fashion but I don't know how that works or if its only limited to barbs. Maybe this just doesnt work in our version.

Xainou - Sanctuary · October 2012

Hmm maybe they somehow cracked the function that there's no hair fashion on barbs. o_o I remember seeing that around too, although I'm not sure how to do it...

Venus, doesn't the 1117 work for male eyes too...?

Ambisagrus - Lost City · October 2012

Hm....the editing for a barb's hair....

I'll look around for any info :>

Jeremied - Sanctuary · October 2012

I'm just lurking currently. =P

Gonna test barb hair and barbs with possible head fash tomorrow after sleep. I've got the hypothesis that with an actual hair mesh on the model, head fash may show up. Just a hypothesis though.

Going to look at the codes for original classes hair tomorrow too.

Llux - Sanctuary · October 2012

Eee this thread has me so excited. I hope you guys can crack all the impossible things. >B3

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Asterelle - Sanctuary wrote: »

I noticed that the [Brow], [Mouth], and [Eye] sections have different values for the left and right sides of the face. This can be used to give you asymmetric expressions like a smirk or a single raised eyebrow.

EDIT: NM i see you've mentioned this already.

I'm a little interested in a non-straightforward edit like getting male earthguard eyes/hair on a female character but I can't seem to get anything like that to work. Also on pwcn I've noticed lots of barbs with odd hair derived from fashion but I don't know how that works or if its only limited to barbs. Maybe this just doesnt work in our version.

I suspect that they may have somehow disabled us from doing this on PWI. I've seen some people with on PWCN's website and at one point a player had even posted some ini file data where the females were indeed wearing male hair. But when I copy and pasted their code, i get a customization data error. So I suspect that it's not able to be done on our version. I've tried everything I can think of so if you or someone else knows something about where i'm going, I'd be sure to link and credit it.

Xainou - Sanctuary wrote: »

Hmm maybe they somehow cracked the function that there's no hair fashion on barbs. o_o I remember seeing that around too, although I'm not sure how to do it...

Venus, doesn't the 1117 work for male eyes too...?

Nope, it is 1046 for the male Earthguard eyes. I just double checked to make sure. For some reason they are gender locked.

Xainou - Sanctuary · October 2012

And yet there is this .__.'
I heard you can only do it with a new character. So maybe it's like PWI doesn't really lock your gender unless the char is actually created?

Interesting o_o I can't remember putting another code. lol Now I wanna check but not gonna be home for another 6 hours

Great guide, you guys

If you need any further help with graphics, feel free to poke me

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Xainou - Sanctuary wrote: »

And yet there is this .__.'
I heard you can only do it with a new character. So maybe it's like PWI doesn't really lock your gender unless the char is actually created?

Interesting o_o I can't remember putting another code. lol Now I wanna check but not gonna be home for another 6 hours

Great guide, you guys If you need any further help with graphics, feel free to poke me

Yeah I have no clue how that person did that. I mean even with the direct ini files for male hair on a female, pwi didn't accept it. So there must be something wrong. I wonder what they mean by new character, I've been testing stuff out on the create a character screen and it doesn't work. :P If anyone can shed light on this or if Jer intends to include it for his half, IDK. I know you and Es worked on it for a while too. I'd actually kind of like to have that hair on a female. :P

edit: Nevermind I figured it out. The new character thing was the hint I needed! I'm going to test some things out first before I say anything though. :P

cucujanu · October 2012

i got a question too. is there a way to remove venomancers horn's,cat/bunny/rabbit ears?
I really hate those......

Xainou - Sanctuary · October 2012

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver wrote: »

edit: Nevermind I figured it out. The new character thing was the hint I needed! I'm going to test some things out first before I say anything though. :P

Hm all I could think of would be making a blank file, copy the basics into it and the male hair codes o_o But fur knows.

VenusArmani - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Alright well I figured the mystery out. It can only be done with new characters and works a bit differently than regular ini edits. So we'll see how things go and I might add it in the future.

Desdi - Sanctuary · October 2012

Wonderful guide Venus and Jer

I really needed it since I didn't know how to edit anything but the hair and eyes. I'm looking forward trying out some EG skin textures on my psy, though I should do my homework first!

Samaela - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Venus, amazingly well written guide. Should get a sticky so it'll never disappear from us.

Also, mind sharing how you managed to get that male hair? O: I just can't seem to work it out.

krisnda · October 2012

Samaela - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Venus, amazingly well written guide. Should get a sticky so it'll never disappear from us.

Also, mind sharing how you managed to get that male hair? O: I just can't seem to work it out.

Sorry, I was sleeping then woke up saw this

.

You think after all this I wouldn't have it sticked? ;-)

*modding powers activate!*

Mewlz - Dreamweaver · October 2012

Pretty in-depth guide, I knew I'd see one pop up right after that announcement. Does have some repeating errors in places but I'm sure that you will fix them soon enough.

Something I thought I might add for the color codes, even though the link you have does have many already, is how you can find almost any color code you would like. Provided that you have or know how to get the hexadecimal code for it, you can also use this site: http://easycalculation.com/hex-converter.php, or any hex to decimal converter.

Just put in your hex value and the resulting decimal value is the one you paste in the .ini file itself.

RedVelvetFox - Sanctuary · October 2012

How do i put the eye shadow from my veno to my mystic/sin? I dont see what option it is on the ini

So, you want to ini edit your character?

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