Inkling
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| Asset Info favorite | |
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| Name | Inkling |
| Category | Nintendo Switch |
| Game | Splatoon 2 |
| Section | Playable Characters |
| Submitted | June 1, 2019 |
| Uploaded By | Centrixe the Dodo |
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these just appear as audio files for me
OH GOD
R.I.P all of Jasper7438's links
rescale it
idk if i extracted the zip file wrong or something but whenever try importing female hair 001 into blender i just get a small player model. any solutions?
@Jasper7438 Callie and Marie don't have the fxm textures in their Splatoon 3 models... what should I do?
How do you change the mouth color? I can't find a texture for it and whatever I do makes the teeth the same color as the mouth.
Does anyone know how to move the pupils independently? And what's the purpose of the eye bone? since so far when i move it nothing happens.
@TheEverythingGuy its the mouths overlapping
Hey why does the player model have a mustache
Oh yes, I forgot that this page is dead
How to change the eyelid lighting change?
Since many of the images I have previously posted are now broken, I will post everything I have previously posted + other setups I think most would find helpful in setting up Splatoon 2 player models. The node setups below are specifically for Blender.
Remember to use Standard view transform instead of filmic for more vibrant colors. This works better for most video game models. View transform is found under the render tab at the bottom in "Color Management".
Body Color Node Setup. You can use an RGB node in a group to synchronize the skin color with the eyelids.
Player Eye Color Node Setup
Player Eyelids Node Setup
Player Hair Color Node Setup. You can use an RGB node in a group to synchronize the ink color across materials [hair, clothes, etc].
Additional - How to Attatch Hair and Clothing to Splatoon 2 Player Models
Additional - Gear Alpha Mask Setup. This prevents most of the body clipping through the clothes. Use the appropriate alpha mask textures for your chosen items.
Additional - Callie/Marie Dress HLT/FXM Node Setup. Note that this is a setup for this particular FXM. The purpose of a FXM changes depending on the material. I find that most of the time they are used to prevent the effect of a texture appearing on an entire mesh [such as this dress HLT], but this is not always the case.
Remember to use Standard view transform instead of filmic for more vibrant colors. This works better for most video game models. View transform is found under the render tab at the bottom in "Color Management".
Body Color Node Setup. You can use an RGB node in a group to synchronize the skin color with the eyelids.
Player Eye Color Node Setup
Player Eyelids Node Setup
Player Hair Color Node Setup. You can use an RGB node in a group to synchronize the ink color across materials [hair, clothes, etc].
Additional - How to Attatch Hair and Clothing to Splatoon 2 Player Models
Additional - Gear Alpha Mask Setup. This prevents most of the body clipping through the clothes. Use the appropriate alpha mask textures for your chosen items.
Additional - Callie/Marie Dress HLT/FXM Node Setup. Note that this is a setup for this particular FXM. The purpose of a FXM changes depending on the material. I find that most of the time they are used to prevent the effect of a texture appearing on an entire mesh [such as this dress HLT], but this is not always the case.
Anyone still have Jasper's node setup images? FXM specifically
@Koopa512 Ah, fair enough! I'll do that, then
@RaggedyStar that's the correct way
This may be a silly question...but if you've assembled your Inkling in Blender, textured it and all that...how do you actually MOVE the eyes?
I was going to just use a 'UV Project' modifier to just project the eyes and move them that way, but I just wondered if there was an easier/proper way?
I was going to just use a 'UV Project' modifier to just project the eyes and move them that way, but I just wondered if there was an easier/proper way?
They don't move by default, but you could weight them to some bones if you'd like them to be able to move.
are the eyebrows supposed to move at all, and if so, how
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