ActiveMod Texture for Everthing

[Richter Belmont]

Since I readed about Addon Toy having not been ActiveModed yet...well I just decided to check it out.
Took me not even 5 minute to figure out the mod*.bs line usage...but yet maybe a hour or two to get result in-game (was overlooking the fact that my ActiveMod texture was in a subfolder)

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I case you don't know it, having the texture in your addon is not require when you use ActiveMod texture.
So if you use ActiveMod, you can delete the texture and the .txf from the addon

So there we go.
If you look into one of the various mod*.bs file (the original mod.bs simply got divided), you will see line, each containing a group of 3 string.
Each group represent the information for a ActiveMod Texture.
 

Code:

"Shared/Item/R9Toy309_Object01" , "R9Toy309_Object01" , "Tool38309_ToolDescription" ,[/color]
[color=#000000]"Shared/Item/R9Toy309_Object02" , "R9Toy309_Object02" , "Tool38309_ToolDescription" ,[/color]
[color=#000000]"Shared/Item/R9Toy309_Object03" , "R9Toy309_Object03" , "Tool38309_ToolDescription" ,

The first string represent the path of the original texture (in addon) and so the one written in your scene file.

Code:

...[/color]
[color=#000000]FileObject :local_16 FileObject.FileName "Shared/Item/R9Toy309_Object01";[/color]
[color=#000000]...[/color]
[color=#000000]FileObject :local_27 FileObject.FileName "Shared/Item/R9Toy309_Object02";[/color]
[color=#000000]...[/color]
[color=#000000]FileObject :local_38 FileObject.FileName "Shared/Item/R9Toy309_Object03";

The Second string represent the path of the ActiveMod texture.
Please note that you can add subfolder to the name.
If I was using png image for example:

Code:

"R9Toy309_Object01" = /Mod/ActiveMod/R9Toy309_Object01.png[/color]

[color=#000000]"R9Toy309/Item/R9Toy309_Object02" = /Mod/ActiveMod/R9Toy309/Item/R9Toy309_Object02.png

The last string represent your object "script bloc" name.
For tool, you will find it in your "Scripts/Shared/Common/TcTools*.bs" file
For hair and cloth, inside "Scripts/Dress/DcDress*.bs"
For room, "Script/Luder/Common/Room*.bs".
Taking my Syringe Addon Toy for example...

Code:

ToolDescription :Tool38309_ToolDescription . { //HERE THE SCRIPT BLOC NAME[/color]
[color=#000000].Category "Cat_Special";[/color]
[color=#000000].ToolID :toolBase + I32(38309);[/color]
[color=#000000].ToolIconID I32(39309);[/color]
[color=#000000].SceneScriptFile [ "Item/AcTool38309" , "Tool38309" ];[/color]
[color=#000000].ToolGroupName "Tool38309:tool_group";[/color]
[color=#000000]...[/color]
[color=#000000]};

That's pretty all you need.