Overriding .mdl(s)

[supreme kotor]

Well this should be just a yes or a no question but with my luck it won't be.

 

My question: can you just dump a .mdl into the override and it will replace every "instance" of that .mdl in the game?

 

Thanks-Supreme Kotor

[Dak Drexl]

I don't see why not, but remember an mdl must be accompanied by an mdx if I remember correctly.

[supreme kotor]

Thanks Dak I will try it out tommorw

 

Thanks-Supreme Kotor

[Marius Fett]

I don't see why not, but remember an mdl must be accompanied by an mdx if I remember correctly.

 

Dak is right, you need the .mdx to accompany your .mdl file. The .mdx contains different pieces of data pertaining to the model, so it's a compulsory thing.

 

Anyway, if you've got a new .mdl, you will have gotten the .mdx with it when you compiled. Just name them as appropriate and drop 'em into your Override.

[VarsityPuppet]

Unless you didn't change the .mdx at all.

 

Like for instance, if you hex edited only that file.

 

Otherwise, yes, it's generally better to always put both in the rims or override folder

[supreme kotor]

Thanks all of you guys .

 

Thanks-Supreme Kotor