Differences between textures and models @_@

Started by SolKnightX, October 30, 2013, 04:54:07 PM

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So, it's pretty plain as day that I'm terribly new to the modding game. I finally decided to stop being lazy and try and get into it myself, but as I look through the many mods people have made (which has been a pain, since I the all of the links in the Brawl Vault seem to give me an error message) I want to start by giving all the characters aside from ROB and maybe Game and Watch costumes and such along with their own portraits to so that it'd be known what you're picking. A lot of what I want to get are either textures or Model Imports. What's the difference and can I use both for what I plan to do?
Current WIP: Ken's Air Ship

Well, what are you doing is a question I should ask... lol...

Well, Textures are just mods that only change a person's Textures. Nothing about the characters shape has been edited. Model Imports actually have things Added/Altered to their models. Changing the characters shape.

Haha I guess I should be more specific. I guess I can give a literal example. So I want to change peach's appearance for her other palettes aside from her own. I went and downloaded 5 other textures I believe to replace everything except for her default pink dress palette. I specifically got

- The Gardevoir Texture
- The Human Latias Texture
- The Millenia Texture
- The White Mage Texture
- and The Skyla Texture from Pokemon Black and White (Could be a model now that I think about it...)

Each would have their own portrait when you select what would be the palette color that would show who the costume represents rather than peach in a different colored dress.
Current WIP: Ken's Air Ship

Your next step would be to pose said hacks to a pose you want. Whether it would be on BrawlBox, or In-Game. I'd suggest looking for tutorials on how to make CSPs.

I do have Brawl Box... Would I need a backup of the game also? Cause I believe the download for that in the resources section is down.
Current WIP: Ken's Air Ship

See if you can find the CSPs you need here (CSP stands for Character Selection Portrait, which I believe is what you are looking for?).

There's also a tutorial section where you can find several guides to make CSPs. Just go under "Interface Tutorials" or whatever.

There is, also, an alternative backup of the ISO. I just haven't added the link yet. I will, once I get back home.

And, welcome to KCMM. :)