Anybody know how to edit the pitch texture in pes3?
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The pitchtextures can be found in the stadiafiles - just search for it here @ sg or download my bernabeu stadia update @ pes corner. open the _base.bin with wepicdec and go to slot 1 or 2 - there is the texture

then save it and edit it - then import it again!

What - so the pitch tetxure is just the slot 1 +2, 1 being the grass and 2 being some kind of black, greyish pattern.
Say, if i wanted to make one staiums pitch texture the same as another, do i just export the 1 + 2 files from 1 stadium and put them on to the other?

yeah and you have to set the transparency then

-- Slot 2 is the transparency of the turf - Slot 1 the texture --

why all of those textures looks the same in graphic studio/we pic decoder and ingame look so different?

for example, this is the Arena A circle pitch texture:

and this is Highbury "normal" pitch texture
both of them look almost identicallly here

because of the transparency

Originally posted by number nine
because of the transparency could you say more than that? the second slot of each stadium base contains other texture, not transparency which is always stored "inside" of concrete texture, just like palette and alpha channel
in attachement is second slot of Arena A stadium, it's a normal texture tho

now how can I change that circle style pitch to another, eg. chess style (squares) ?

hmmm ehmm... export the slot 2 of another stadium and import it to the arena - then have a look ingame what's changed.

I can't really remember what the files are for and how it changes ingame, because the last time i edited a stadium was in january or february i think...

iv dun that and it still dosnt seem to work, amsterdam arena and stadio olimpico still has circles.

it's bmp 9 I believe

Yeah, Jim is right. Its either 9 or 10 depending on which staidum it is and how many BMP files it has.

So to make Ajax Amsterdam have their stripes instead of circles can I just export bmp 9 from one stadium - say Enninio tardini and import over slot 9 of Amsterdam arena?

I know I can just replace stadium A pitch textures with stadium B pitch textures, but what I have to do if I would like to make my own totally another pitch texture style, like eg. indoor style (I don't mean just colour of the pitch coz it's first texture, I know it coz FCH Snow Stadium has first texture all white snow gradient) but I mean pattern, you know, squares, circles or triangles AND additionaly some stadiums has other colors of center of th pitch or goalie and corner area

this is slot 9 of Amsterdam Arena; I can't see any circles... other stadiums have identically textures but ingame have totally different pitches

YOU CAN'T CHANGE THE CIRCLES, STRIPES, ETC... -> ONLY THE BRIGHTNESS AND THE "NOISE" OF THE TURF!!!

The circles, stripes-design etc.. can'T be changes, because it's not a texture - it's a static thing, made with a 3D-model-program. :S

Well I've got the Auf Schalke Champions League stadium and that has no circles on it and it goes over the top of the Amsterdam arena at night? Any ideas how that happened?

i don't really understand you, but there are different files for fine weather/day/night and rain/day/night... :S

Originally posted by Eddyedwards
Well I've got the Auf Schalke Champions League stadium and that has no circles on it and it goes over the top of the Amsterdam arena at night? Any ideas how that happened? it's because pitch files were taken from another stadium

Originally posted by Mayor
it's because pitch files were taken from another stadium

no no, only made file 9 or 10 transparent and you become a turf without any cirlcle, triangel....
you can´t add other structure from another stadium inside the default. this files are store in the structure files of each stadium, the are 100% not located in base_bin. so the way above is the only chance to become new turflook, but you lost all structure :(

What do u mean u lose all the structure, is iit just grass with no shape or style

yes that's what he means

you can remove the mower lines, but can't change styles (yet)