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do ne one kno how to edit flags in the team slect menu now?
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Forlan10
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You're gonna need gfxpak and GFXVIEW and, of course, the files you want for the flag (make sure they are in Indexed Mode, look it up on Photoshop or whatever image editor you use).
Once you're set, fire up Notepad and write a command like this:
Where FILENAME is the name of the flag you want to replace (e.g. MALAYSIA.PAK), "Fl01.png", "Fl02.png" and so on are the names of your edited files, and "Fl01" (same as before, without the extension) are the names of the files as they will be encapsuled in the .PAK file (they go to 12 because all these flags have 12 frames of cycling animation).
You'll have to use the same names the files used before, or else they won't work in the game.
To learn the names of the image files, you'll use GFXVIEW. You can also use it to unpack the individual images from the file, in case you need a guide.
What that script does is replace the files in the .PAK with your own files, without loss of colors. Here's the example with Malaysia for clarification:
Re-explaining each part:
* gfxpak : means it's a command that gfxpak will use, obviously.
* -rp : is the command that will replace each file in the pack with your files. In this case, R is for real and P is for palette, i.e. it'll keep the image's real palette. Trust me, this works better than the -c command that Gonzalo Indacochea used.
* MALAYSIA.PAK is the file you'll be editing.
* MaXX.png are the image files you'll put into the .PAK file above.
* MaXX are how these files will be presented once they are encapsuled in the .PAK.
In short, you'll want to write something like the above.
So anyway, once you finish with the file above, save it with any name, then do the following in this exact order:
1. Change its format from .txt to .bat so it'll become a batch file
2. Copy gfxpak and the original .PAK into the same folder the .bat is
3. Double-click your .bat to run it. It'll generate a new flag with the same name as the old one (if you change any filename, for the flag or for the images inside, it won't work)
Once you're done, copy your flag into the FEPACK/GLOBAL folder (but don't forget to backup the original if you mess something up). Remember also to make the small flags (SM______.PAK), which will show up in the Team Select screens in Friendly, Penalty Shootout, and Training - the standard-sized ones appear only in the League mode. The small flags will go in the FEPACK/LEAGUE folder.
NOTES:
* The continental confederation flags only appear in small size (196x66 - normal size is 224x75). You can make them in the normal size, though, and resize it - the proportions will be kept.
* If you're going to replace the Swedish flag, note that its file is called NORWAY, not SWEDEN. Same goes for the small one, its name's SMNORWAY. Who knows why.
Once you're set, fire up Notepad and write a command like this:
Where FILENAME is the name of the flag you want to replace (e.g. MALAYSIA.PAK), "Fl01.png", "Fl02.png" and so on are the names of your edited files, and "Fl01" (same as before, without the extension) are the names of the files as they will be encapsuled in the .PAK file (they go to 12 because all these flags have 12 frames of cycling animation).
You'll have to use the same names the files used before, or else they won't work in the game.
To learn the names of the image files, you'll use GFXVIEW. You can also use it to unpack the individual images from the file, in case you need a guide.
What that script does is replace the files in the .PAK with your own files, without loss of colors. Here's the example with Malaysia for clarification:
Re-explaining each part:
* gfxpak : means it's a command that gfxpak will use, obviously.
* -rp : is the command that will replace each file in the pack with your files. In this case, R is for real and P is for palette, i.e. it'll keep the image's real palette. Trust me, this works better than the -c command that Gonzalo Indacochea used.
* MALAYSIA.PAK is the file you'll be editing.
* MaXX.png are the image files you'll put into the .PAK file above.
* MaXX are how these files will be presented once they are encapsuled in the .PAK.
In short, you'll want to write something like the above.
So anyway, once you finish with the file above, save it with any name, then do the following in this exact order:
1. Change its format from .txt to .bat so it'll become a batch file
2. Copy gfxpak and the original .PAK into the same folder the .bat is
3. Double-click your .bat to run it. It'll generate a new flag with the same name as the old one (if you change any filename, for the flag or for the images inside, it won't work)
Once you're done, copy your flag into the FEPACK/GLOBAL folder (but don't forget to backup the original if you mess something up). Remember also to make the small flags (SM______.PAK), which will show up in the Team Select screens in Friendly, Penalty Shootout, and Training - the standard-sized ones appear only in the League mode. The small flags will go in the FEPACK/LEAGUE folder.
NOTES:
* The continental confederation flags only appear in small size (196x66 - normal size is 224x75). You can make them in the normal size, though, and resize it - the proportions will be kept.
* If you're going to replace the Swedish flag, note that its file is called NORWAY, not SWEDEN. Same goes for the small one, its name's SMNORWAY. Who knows why.
frbenzema2014
Club Supporter
It's Hard!!!
I can't understand it
I can't understand it
Forlan10
Club Supporter
frbenzema2014;3755748 said:It's Hard!!!
I can't understand it
Try reading it again calmly.
I tried to break every single part of the process down so there wouldn't be any doubts left.
Anyway, I rewrote it a bit to break it down further. If there's still any part you can't understand afterwards, you can ask here.
Forlan10
Club Supporter
Just a sample of my editing results here:
Mexico, Japan, Portugal and Argentina are replacing Malaysia, Sweden, Scotland and USA.
Do note that their shadows look rougher. There was nothing I could do about that, but the color quality at least is better than the old Flag Editor script.
Mexico, Japan, Portugal and Argentina are replacing Malaysia, Sweden, Scotland and USA.
Do note that their shadows look rougher. There was nothing I could do about that, but the color quality at least is better than the old Flag Editor script.