Pins - WittleWolfie/OwlcatModdingWiki GitHub Wiki
This wiki page contains a compilation of resources and tools shared in the mod-dev-technical channel of the Owlcat Games Discord. See Modding Resources for more resources.
- Description: Beginner's guide to modding.
- Link: Modding Starter Guide
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- Description: Compatible version of UnityExplorer with untested improvements for KM, Wrath and RT.
- Link: UnityExplorer Loader
- Description: A completed version of SpriteGallery with all features of the original.
- Link: SpriteGallery.Avalonia
- Description: NuGet templates for UnityModManager mods. Allows creating modding projects in one command. For KM, Wrath and RT
- Link: OwlcatNuGetTemplates
- Description: Wrath Library to better work with Blueprints.
- Link: WW-Blueprint-Core v2.8.4
- Description: Tool to browse Blueprints for KM and Wrath
- Link: BubblePrints v0.29.0
- Description: Tool for debugging
- Link: Wrath2Debug v1.2
- Description: Tool for removing blueprints/guids from save files. Wrath only I think...
- Link: BlueprintPurge v0.5.0
- Description: Harmony2.0 beta compatible version of DataViewer.
- Link: DataViewer v0.9.3a-beta
- Description: BubbleGauntlet.
- Link: BubbleGauntlet-PRE
- Description: ???
- Link: MewsifierConsole v1.1.1
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- Description: Dump created with KingmakerDataminer.
- Link: dump
- Description: Here is the current database of GUIDs found in mods, these are new GUIDs and in game ones. It's unknown if the original blueprint is modified by the mod author. If you have any troubles with a certain GUID this should help you narrow it down.
- Link: GUID Database
- Description: JSON dumps of blueprints for Kingmaker and Wrath.
- Links: Kingmaker Blueprints, Wrath Blueprints
- Description: Asset to bundle mapping file.
- Link: Asset to Bundle Mapping File
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- Unity Version:
- Kingmaker:
2018.4.10f1 - Wrath:
2020.3.48f1 - RT:
2022.3.7f1
- Kingmaker:
- Wwise Version:
- Kingmaker:
2016.2 - Wrath:
2019.2 - RT:
2022.1
- Kingmaker:
- Description: Title
- Link: RT Modding Docs
- Description: Instructions for debugging using Unity Debugger in Visual Studio.
- Link: Debugging Guide
- Description: Title
- Link: UI Crash Course
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Description: Guide for setting environment variables on Windows.
- Link: Environment Variables Setup Guide
- Description: General coding tutorials for beginners.
- Link: C# Tutorials Series
- Description: Just set it up to launch WoTR under unity profiling and it works great. You don't even need to use the debug binary or anything.
- Link: dotTrace Profiler
- Description: Tutorial on how to make UIs in WotR.
- Link: Tutorial Canvas
- Description: Step-by-Step guide for creating a Wrath Owlcat Template mod.
- Link: BubbleTeachesLesson0
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If we are talking about character textures:D is diffuse
RGB - diffuse
A - opacity
M is mask
R - roughness
G - emissive
B - metalness
A - translucency (thickness map)
N - normals
RGB - normals
A - none
S - shadow mask
It used to contain only shadows, now it also has masks for painting stuff in unity (like class outfit colors)
R - color 1
G - color 2
B - shadow mask
A - none
Shadow is basically a black diffuse layer that we place between multiple regular diffuse layers. For example, if you put on some robe and an armor, on your character's skirt bodypart they will be both painted on the same mesh. To make the top layer (armor in this case) stand out better, we add a shadow between the two layers. Shadow only appears where you can see the bottom layer sticking out. Shadow is a mask, and it does 2 things: paints diffuse with black and fills roughness with white to remove any reflections in the shadow area.
Thickness is for our fake SSS shader. Lets the light pass through the mesh and light up the texture a bit. Like the real skin. Leave it black for anything except skin. For skin you have to bake a thickness map (xnormal does that, for example). If you fill it with white, it will cause a weird subtle shine all over your texture.
- Description: Code related to race things?
- Link: Race Nonsense