Know which texture or skin the m2 is using.

[Grass]

I figured this out from desperation. *wink*

Its pretty easy.. just open your m2 (model) file with notepad and the textures it's using should be readable at the bottom.

What is it for? It helps you locate your textures rather than having to explore them yourself lol. Sometiems textures are re-used by various models and the filenames might be unrelated, since ussually the textures are the same name to their model (eg. mymodel.m2 and mymodel.blp). Also some models use multiple textures.

[n1ghtwish]

hey nice find,

The only other way I did this was to load Model Viewer on an old 1.12 install.

Load item in question and then check the log file that was generated to see what textures and model files were being loaded for the particular item in question,

So this can be handy when you don't even know what model file you're looking for.

Anyways +rep for your find.

[Lorokaz]

O.O i didnt know this thanks

[A_Snake01]

One of my greatest secrets, out. :P

[MrClean]

Work amazing but! So many symbols what does it all mean?

[Subconsciousness]

Nice find!

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