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So, i have it almost done. I'm very tech savvy, so i was able to edit some .dds files, coding and such so the blood wouldn't be used. I have disabled everything, and i'm very happy with it, but my only problem is that the decals on the characters stay. (blood dripping, spatters on legs, Etc.) Everything else is gone, just what do i do to fix the blood on the chars? Oh, if you must need an explanation, I hate blood, and think it is unnecessary, and my mum doesn't like it either. :tongue.gif:

Quote from Daomich150

Never heard of overgrowth,but as far as I know about games spatters on legs and that things are usually on character's sprites.

Right, but these aren't sprites, they are mobile textures, running down legs, all o' that.

Come on guys!! i really want to get this fixed!!

I know how to do it with Source games, I simply create a 128x128 texture (must be in an editor that supports transparency) with a single pixel filled in. Save as TGA, convert to vtf with corresponding vmt and then make copies of the image to overwrite any files you wish to no longer be seen. I'm not familiar with Overgrowth, but if the blood is a texture then I imagine it may be a similar method if it is at all possible. If not, then as NinjaCatStudios says, you will probably need to edit the engine coding.

Quote from Lithiumantis

I know how to do it with Source games, I simply create a 128x128 texture (must be in an editor that supports transparency) with a single pixel filled in. Save as TGA, convert to vtf with corresponding vmt and then make copies of the image to overwrite any files you wish to no longer be seen. I'm not familiar with Overgrowth, but if the blood is a texture then I imagine it may be a similar method if it is at all possible. If not, then as NinjaCatStudios says, you will probably need to edit the engine coding.

Ah, crap, im not gonna be able to do that, because i have everything else fixed, and i think it IS the engine coding... shoot. I have been editing textures to like green, blue, and PURPLEZ, and they are .dds files, so you know how many hoops i had to jump through for that. thanks though!