Voila, after a couple weeks of hard programming and testing, I present to you the QB RECOLORER BETA.
Features
Recolors QB files.
Recolors PNG files.
Generates JSON files.
Generates Recipes.
Generates Manifest Aliases.
Generates Crafter Recipe Lists.
19 preset colors with more on the way.
Ability to define custom colors.
Included Example and Extensive How-To.
Basically, this thing can take one item and recolor it into multiple with all the needed files for it to function.
Granted, it’s still up to you to piece together the manifest and any mixintos or overrides. But using this program will save you a lot of time.
It’s main purpose is to make it easier to produce add-ons for my Colors Mod, but it can be used for other things as well.
Totally need to test this, really nice to see all these mods and add-ons pop up from times to times. Hopefully there will be a lot more peoples that dip their toes into voxel modeling and modding to provide new and fresh ideas for the game!
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If you have any questions about how to use it, or if need something clarified, just let me know ^^
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So does this work with ANY model and make it function ith Color Mod?
Pretty much
You’ll still need to write the manifest and what not, but this program generates all the recipes, JSONs, and PNGs you’ll need.
Also you need to do just a little bit of set-up, but it’s pretty easy. (much easier than recoloring the model 6-7 times and as many PNGs and JSONs)
ANY QB model can be recolored.
To make it function with the Colors Mod you just need to make sure “~color~ cloth resource” or “~color~ dye resource” is one of the ingredients on the recipe page =]
It recolors specific voxels, which are a specific color in a secondary QB.(black by default)
Like so:
The Program only recolors voxels which are black in the secondary(NEG) QB. That way the red tablecloth gets recolored, but the wooden table stays the same
My old old version of this program(which I lost due to a HDD fail and never released) worked by only replacing certain colors in the original. This newer method is much more flexible. =]