dds file, it will look something like this (This isn't the default texture, as I already replaced that.), flipped horizontally and rotated by 180°. Navigate to this folder, and you should see a. This will create a directory called "sharedassets2" in your "mysummercar_Data" folder. Right-click the file and select "Extract this file".
Before extracting, tanke a note of the DDS-type the texture uses. Alternatively, search for this file in the search bar, and click "Find next" until you arrive at the file you want to extract. Scroll down until you find a file called "reg_plate3.tex". Open up "sharedassets2.assets" in the "mysummercar_Data" folder. This texture can be found in "sharedassets2.assets", so click on "Open Asset File" in the top left corner, and navigate to your install directory. In this tutorial, I will edit the license plate texture, which is an easy to start texture to edit. To do this, you want to open up UAE, and make sure that both "Convert TEX to DDS" and "TEX to DDS test version" are checked.įirst, you need to open an asset file. tex filesĪfter you set up Unity Assets Explorer and the image editing software of your choice, it's time to extract a texture from the game files to edit it. Make a backup of the following files found in the mysummercar_Data folder in your install directory: Whenever you mess with game files, you should create backups to restore the game back to it's original state if anything should go wrong. Note that you need to install the NVIDIA Texture Tools when using photoshop, GIMP needs the DDS Plugin. Photoshop will be your go-to editing software for texture files.
* Adobe Photoshop (or any other image editing program that can edit. asset files of the game, but more on that later. Unity Assets Explorer (I'll be calling it "UAE"), is the tool you should use to quickly export and import. You will, of course, need to install a few programs before you can start editing textures to your heart's content: This guide applies to the game after the update on Programs This tutorial should apply to any basic Unity based game out there. I will NOT, however, teach you how to use photoshop or other editing software. In this guide I will go through editing a simple texture extracted from the MSC asset files. I took a few screenshots to underline my explanations aswell. So, a lot of people (4) asked me how to edit game textures, and as I am too lazy to explain it to each of them in detail via private message, I created this simple guide. How to import custom textures into Unity based games.
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