

However, if you cannot afford to buy a Photoshop program, or just disslike it, or do not wish to purchase a bit of software for a bit of Game Modding.

Firstly, go to 'Prefs' -> 'Select Editor'.ħ. To actually modify the image, you need to select a program which will allow you to modify them. If this is the first time you've used this program, follow this step.

Then, click 'Go' and 'OK' once the "Mission" has been completed'Ħ. I recomend the same folder than the extracted. DDS file (#2 in diagram) once it has been converted. Now, find a location where you wish to save the. bnk editor automatically creates the folder if it does not already exist. So when I extract something from 'Common_car.bnk' which is located in 'C:\TDU\Mods\Cars' the extracted file will be in 'C:\TDU\Mods\Cars\Common_Car'. Now, to find this, it will be in the folder where the. bnk editor within step 3 (#1 in diagram). Now, you have to locate the file which has been extracted from the. Once it has opened, click on '2DB->DDS'Ĥ. Now open the open the "TDU Modding Tools" program. Once you get more into modding, the easier it is to recognise what the file names mean. so cock.2db means the cockpit from within the cars lgt_rof.2db means the texture when the rear lights of the car are off. Generally the file name will be an abreviation of what it contains. This is an example of what you should be able to see:Ģ. However, we cannot manipulate these files without converting them first. These are the texture files we will need for modding. bnk editor will display a variety of files including. however, the actual body of the car is saved as a 2DM file and cannot be modified.ġ. This means things like front and rear lights, grilles, and indeed interiors can be modified. All files ending in "_d" are okay to modify, and its just a matter or experimentation to others you can modify too. This process can be done with other parts on the car. However, the DXTBMP software automatically makes a backup of the original file.Ģ. I do not take responsibility for any files lost or damaged.
