If you’ve clicked correctly you should see this: Under human females you will see two files click on the one that says textures. To find the texture you will need to click on triangle beside the word data, then click da3,click actors, baseheads, and finally human females. The texture we are extracting will modify slot one. It’s the easiest to modify and is used for all female humans, dwarves and elves (they share textures).
For purposes of this tutorial I’m only going to be working with the diffuse texture of the human female Inquisitor’s face. Next we need to extract the textures you want to change. Once it’s done your screen will look something like this: Knit a sweater or read the rest of this tutorial while you wait. Allow the program to create a cache and load everything this can take a while. This file is usually located in your games directory usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Dragon Age Inquisition. If it’s your first time loading the mod maker it will ask for the path to your DragonAgeInquisition.exe. When you open the DAItools Suite it will look like this:Ĭlick on the Mod Maker to select it and click launch. As this tutorial was written when 17 was the one available in the suite it worked fine, but something got changed and the coders are working on it. It’s the second one on the page version 16 it works just fine for making face complexions even with the new mod manager. My suggestion would be to go to the DaiTools forums and pick up an earlier version. When properly done and merged it seems to cause an infinite loading screen. Just a quick note about DAITools there seems to be an issue with the latest version and modding face complexions. This tutorial will also work for photoshop elements 11.įirst download and become familiar with the DAITools suite. Tutorial for total newbies on modding diffuse file facial textures in Photoshop cc 2014.
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