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Talking about player heads, they are stored in individual .BIG files: "players/heads/<player location id>.big"
Player IDs can be found in "xml/config/playermanager.xml" (MD5: "730eef3fd7726e43de955f21083ab000"). Look for "location" attribute.
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Leading zeros must be removed: "players/heads/18467.big", MD5 hash is "45c781ccc0c71b873df31f1fed5a831f"
The .BIG file contains "model.o" and "textures.fsh", which must be extracted.
You already know how to extract files, from previous guide. But for head models there's a special thing: they must be extracted with the skeleton (-skeleton "data\skeleton\rugby\head_temp.o").
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The "dirt" texture is placed in some other .FSH file, but it's not important.
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You can see that the model conists of two objects, one for head and another for hair. The first uses "face" texture, and the second - "hair" texture. Both use materials with "LitTexture2IrradSkinSubSurfSpec" shader. You can also see that "dirt1" texture is used in second texture slot ("tex1" attribute in material name). We can guess that a dirt texture is somehow merged with color texture (that all must be defined in shader's logic).

<blockquote data-quote="Dmitri" data-source="post: 1032222" data-attributes="member: 84779">Talking about player heads, they are stored in individual .BIG files: &quot;players/heads/&lt;player location id&gt;.big&quot;Player IDs can be found in &quot;xml/config/playermanager.xml&quot; (MD5: &quot;730eef3fd7726e43de955f21083ab000&quot;). Look for &quot;location&quot; attribute.[ATTACH]10318[/ATTACH]Leading zeros must be removed: &quot;players/heads/18467.big&quot;, MD5 hash is &quot;45c781ccc0c71b873df31f1fed5a831f&quot;The .BIG file contains &quot;model.o&quot; and &quot;textures.fsh&quot;, which must be extracted.You already know how to extract files, from previous guide. But for head models there&#039;s a special thing: they must be extracted with the skeleton (-skeleton &quot;data\skeleton\rugby\head_temp.o&quot;).[ATTACH]10320[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]10321[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]10322[/ATTACH]The &quot;dirt&quot; texture is placed in some other .FSH file, but it&#039;s not important.[ATTACH]10323[/ATTACH]You can see that the model conists of two objects, one for head and another for hair. The first uses &quot;face&quot; texture, and the second - &quot;hair&quot; texture. Both use materials with &quot;LitTexture2IrradSkinSubSurfSpec&quot; shader. You can also see that &quot;dirt1&quot; texture is used in second texture slot (&quot;tex1&quot; attribute in material name). We can guess that a dirt texture is somehow merged with color texture (that all must be defined in shader&#039;s logic).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dmitri, post: 1032222, member: 84779"] Talking about player heads, they are stored in individual .BIG files: "players/heads/<player location id>.big" Player IDs can be found in "xml/config/playermanager.xml" (MD5: "730eef3fd7726e43de955f21083ab000"). Look for "location" attribute. [ATTACH alt="1617021327115.png"]10318[/ATTACH] Leading zeros must be removed: "players/heads/18467.big", MD5 hash is "45c781ccc0c71b873df31f1fed5a831f" The .BIG file contains "model.o" and "textures.fsh", which must be extracted. You already know how to extract files, from previous guide. But for head models there's a special thing: they must be extracted with the skeleton (-skeleton "data\skeleton\rugby\head_temp.o"). [ATTACH alt="1617021751411.png"]10320[/ATTACH] [ATTACH alt="1617021777854.png"]10321[/ATTACH] [ATTACH alt="1617021841504.png"]10322[/ATTACH] The "dirt" texture is placed in some other .FSH file, but it's not important. [ATTACH alt="1617021953877.png"]10323[/ATTACH] You can see that the model conists of two objects, one for head and another for hair. The first uses "face" texture, and the second - "hair" texture. Both use materials with "LitTexture2IrradSkinSubSurfSpec" shader. You can also see that "dirt1" texture is used in second texture slot ("tex1" attribute in material name). We can guess that a dirt texture is somehow merged with color texture (that all must be defined in shader's logic). [/QUOTE]