Coruscant Jedi Council Chambers Texture Files

[Scorge]

Hello guys,

I would like to know where the texture files for Coruscant's Jedi Council Chambers are located. I've looked
in all of the sections in C and all I can find is the skybox. So does anyone know where they are?

Thanks,

[Darth InSidious]

If I remember rightly, they're all labelled MAL_, so you want to try under M.

[Marius Fett]

DI is right, they're all listed as 'MAL_*'.

For future reference, if you run a model through MDLOps, you can have it generate a text file containing the names of all the textures that are applied to each mesh/object in the model.

Just a handy tip.

[Scorge]

Alright, thanks guys, got the textures now.

[Rtas Vadum]

Originally Posted by Scorge

Hello guys,

I would like to know where the texture files for Coruscant's Jedi Council Chambers are located. I've looked
in all of the sections in C and all I can find is the skybox. So does anyone know where they are?

Thanks,

While the textures are labeled "MAL_" as InSidious said, it's only a specific few that are for the Council Chambers.

MAL_fl-Mal_fl04 - Floor textures
MAL_wl01-MAL_wl11 - Wall textures
MAL_wn01 - Window Texture

Some of the textures are shared with the Trayus Academy, those being ones I do not know the specific names of.

[Scorge]

Umm, quick question about the textures, where is the texture file for the blue lights in the module? Sometimes I skim through the list and miss it, but this time I looked closely and can't really find it.

Thanks,

[Marius Fett]

Try running the model through MDLOps and generating the text file with the texture list I mentioned earlier.

It's really worth learning how to find these things out for yourself.

[Scorge]

Okay, but now im having a rough time on how to generate the texture list file. [ Im not good at MDLOps at all ] Im using the model "950cora.mdl"

EDIT: I think I have the list working now. Thanks

[Marius Fett]

I'm not at my computer right now so I can't check, but if I remember correctly there's a check box labeled 'export textures to text file' or something similar in the MDLOps main window.

Edit: Glad you worked it out.