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It is possible to swap NPC models around -- and the models shown in this video all exist in SRIV, which can be ported back to SRTT with the right tools and such. The player model is more complex, since it doesn't exist as a single mesh or asset, and it's not part of any of the game's external...

With the tools available these days, part of me wants to -- but I know it's waaaay outside my skillset regardless of legalities -- export all the assets from SR2, SRTT, SRIV, SR:GOOH, up-scale and enhance them, and use UE5 to rebuild the *entire series* as a single cohesive experience that flows...

Don't forget the minigun during Ho Boat. You have to pick it up before the mission will continue.

Well, the two models are using the same UV layouts. But they're also using different shaders which I don't think SRTT supports, and that significantly impacts how they looks in game. More over, the full-size textures for SRIV's 'classic' Kinzie head are actually half the size of SRTT's Kinzie...

Just to be clear -- you want to replace Kinzie's face texture from SRTT with her face texture from SRIV?

If you're referring to the STAG weapons, they don't just have their overheat properties in the weapons.xtbl, which is probably why you're running into problems. They also have that information in the weapon_upgrades.xtbl, which will override the same information in the weapons.xtbl file. In any...

FYI: SRTT has a single 'base' texture for the male player model and one for the female player model. This is then modified in the shader based on the player's choice of skin tones, which is then overlaid with the 'tan' mask, make up and scars, and then tattoos on top of that. Furthermore, the...

Curiously, the Saints Row IP and Volition was bought for around $22m in 2013. Given Embracer's state of affairs, it's quite possible someone could buy the whole IP for a similar price tag now. And yes, that would be the whole franchise. Every Saints Row game, all of the source code (that...

There's a compilation that has that information of item names, model names, asset name, etc somewhere around these parts. Possibly under SRTT or SR4, because those games all use the same naming/asset structures, and SRTTR didn't change that part of the game. They've also rearranged the forums a...

The remaster, correct. For the original, you can, but it's a much more involved process, and you'd need to ask others more versed in interconnected nature of SRTT's file structures about how to do it. @Admixon has managed to swap in custom models for SRTT, for example. And there's another modder...

Amending my previous: it mostly *doesn't* work -- the into cutscene used in mission 7 (picking up Matt) appears to be an outlier in not automatically putting the player into the ship suit. All my other attempts to block forcing the player into specific attire has been unsuccessful, cutscenes or...

After some testing, the results are somewhat inconsistent. It mostly works. But not completely. For example, the Zero Cool outro cutscene is being stubborn. For some reason, it's still forcing the player into the ship suit, and I can't figure out why. I've commented out all of the local function...

After seeing the SpecialK injection mod to the bloody canoness suit (removing the headwear) I've been playing around with SpecialK to mod other items in similar fashions. But I keep running into snags with obscured slots/VIDs that won't cooperate (in addition to the game hard crashing when I...

I suspected I was looking in the wrong place -- and that it might be the city files. I've collected up the .lua files that appear to have the requisite function calls and commented out the appropriate lines. I'll test them out later.

Sorry for the necro, but it's directly related to the mod. I'm curious about extending its functionality -- no forced costume changes in cutscenes either. Cutscenes still force the main player back into the ship suit (unless it's not supposed to and this part of the mod isn't working for me?)...

Oh, no, no. Not from scratch. That's way more work than I'd be willing to do. Form fitting clothing can be done easily enough with shrink wrap, especially if they have nearly identical mesh topology. I've used that for things like socks without issue. For clothing that doesn't fit as tightly to...

Ahh! So the body shapekeys are all present; it's just that the vertices are adjusted by an imperceptible amount for some of them. That's interesting. But sadly, after testing the fix, the problems with them are more substantial than simply scaling up the shakekey strength. When active, none of...

I considered that possibility, but even the reference document (yours included -- which thanks for them) for ccmeshes has the one I imported listed as the correct suit (in fact, the ref doc for SR3 and SR4 both have the same mesh ID number ccmesh file name). Just to be sure, I tested...

This is fantastic! I've picking through the various clothing items, thinking of modifications I might make to them (rolled up, shortened, or removed sleeves for example), or ways to mix and match different pieces. Or suits I wanted to split into pieces. Which is where I ran into a problem: I...