TexMod (Texmod.exe). Texmod Instructions: -Run texmod -Click on 'Package Mode' -Upper left corner for 'target application' choose your ME2.exe file (it should be in your binaries folder in the game folder) -Click on folder icon in the middle and load the '.tpf' file you want to use. TexMod Homes is an Architect-led design-build company that specializes in complete home remodeling and new construction. This means that the same registered architect that designs your new space will be the one doing the construction.

TexMod is the program that extracts the necessary files from the game (in TGA, BMP, JPG, PNG, DDS etc format) and uses them after editing. This program gives you the option to preview the textures in the game before extracting.

For Tomb Raider Legend

MAKING THE NECESSARY SETTINGS

Open TexMod.

1. Click the folder icon of the Target Application section and select Browse. You have to navigate to the folder you have installed Legend and select the trl.exe file. It is most likely somewhere in C: Program Files Crystal Dynamics Tomb Raider Legend folder, unless you installed the game elsewhere.

2. Switch to Logging Mode.

3. Make sure that the options Show Texture on the upper left corner and Replace Texture (with a green texture) are selected. You will see why in a while.

4. From the first drop down menu, select the Output format. Make sure that you select a format that your paint program supports. From the second drop down menu, select the Log with button (e.g F12). By pressing this button in the game, the program will grab an image.

5. In the Output folder section, select the folder that the images will be stored. By default, the program will save the images in the Out folder that will be created automatically in the folder you have installed TexMod. If you want, you can select another folder.

6. Once you are done, hit Run to run Legend.

GRABBING THE TEXTURE Registry cleaner pro.

For now, go to Croft Manor, enter Lara's wardrobe and select the Legend, Union Jack outfit.

Press the - (minus) or + (plus) button. These buttons cycle the textures that are used for the specific room. The minus button cycles the textures backwards and the plus button forwards.

Each texture appears in the upper left corner of the screen (Show Texture on the upper left corner option) and the corresponding texture in the room turns into green [Replace Texture (with a green texture) option).

Once you find the texture you want to edit (as shown in the image on the right), press the Log with button you selected in the program's options (e.g. F12). Then exit the game.

MAKING THE EDITING

The program saved the texture in the Output folder you selected in the options. Open a paint program (e.g. Adobe Photoshop) and open the file.

Make your editing. For now, just add some green dots and save the file onto itself (overwrite the file).

BUILDING YOUR OUTFIT

1. Go to TexMod and switch to Package Build.

2. In the Definition File section, browse to the Output folder you set up before and select the TexMod.log file.(Note: The TexMod.log file was automatically created when you grabbed the texture. You must NEVER edit this file.)

3. Enter your name and some comments (e.g. what outfit the players will have to select in the game).

4. Hit Build. The Save TexMod Package window will open, where you will have to insert the name of the file. The name can be anything, but it is better if you use the name of the edited outfit (e.g. Union Jack green dots). Select Save.

5. The Build Status will give you the results. If everything goes well, you will see the Success! 1 Textures added message.

TESTING YOUR OUTFIT

1. Switch to Package Mode.

2. Hit the folder icon and navigate to your outfit (e.g. Union Jack green dots). Then hit Run.

Go to Croft Manor and select the Legend, Union Jack outfit.

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1TexMod
- 1.1TexMod Manual
- 1.2Running a Mod
- 1.3Creating a Mod
2FAQ

TexMod[edit]

TexMod is a third-party tool that can be used to alter textures in games rendered with DirectX 9.0. For more information on TexMod and other related tools please read about graphic manipulation here.

TexMod can be downloaded here.

TexMod Manual[edit]

(This information is copied from the Readme.txt file inside the Texmod download.)

TexMod Beta Version

TexMod is a utility to find, save and modify Direct3D textures in DirectX 9.0 or greater(!) applications. In order to share and distribute texture modifications, changes are compiled into a file known as a 'package' and is saved with a .tpf extension. The benefits of TexMod are that you don't have to modify any game files and you don't require any specific modding tools.

Modes[edit]

The application interface offers three modes:

Package mode: add package files to a list and load them into the selected application.
- Packages on top of the list are loaded first. Change the package order to prioritize a package if it changes the same texture as another one.
Logging mode: choose between several options and start the selected application in logging mode. You can browse through all loaded textures of the application and save the selected one in the output folder.
- For every saved texture a line will be appended to the texmod.log file in the output folder in the format the Package Builder expects it.
Build mode: create a package by selecting a definition file (e.g. an automatically created log file) and entering your name and a comment, which both will be shown when opening the package in the package mode.

Please note: This is an early beta version and does not offer application specific fixes. Don't be surprised if your application crashes or shows other strange behavior and expect a slight performance drop, especially when you use the logging features.

Definition file syntax[edit]

The definition file, which contains a checksum and a path to a texture file has to look like this:

If the checksum is in hex format, it has to start with 0x, e.g. 0x00ABCDEF.The file path has to be absolute. (The manual allows for relative paths, but they don't work with Guild Wars.)

Controls in logging mode[edit]

All controls are located on your numpad.

Key	Function
+	select next texture
-	select previous texture
*	filter drawn textures. Only filtered will be selectable.
/	reset filter mode (show all textures again)
,	reload the replacement definition file (reload modified textures without restarting your application)

Visual Guide

Running a Mod[edit]

You will need a .tpf file, which is a file containing all the edited textures. These can be downloaded on many Guild Wars fansites, as well as the modifications located in Shared Player Content on this wiki.
Once you have your mod file and TexMod downloaded, unzip and run TexMod.exe.
Click the big folder icon in the Target Application section and select Browse.
Find your Guild Wars folder and select your Gw.exe (usually located within 'C: