- FigureData!

    v14-18 ONLEH!

    Ever want to change a shirt, to have sleeves? Or maybe you want it to have a specific color, Or maybe just remove the shirt all together?

    Well, You can do so with two things:

    hh_people_1/2 and FigureData.txt

    SHIRTS!
    Lets start with adding a color to a shirt, and removing colors.

    1) Open up figuredata.txt.

    That was simple, right? Aha, I would suggest NOT opening it in NotePad/Wordpad, but instead an internet editor. This HUGE file may lag Notepad.

    2) Find the shirt.

    Aha, Easier said then done.

    These are some tags you'll see

    ["M": - Means its for MALE gender.
    ["ch": - Means its a shirt.
    [["s":210,"p": - "s" is the Selection ID, p is the properties :D
    ["rs":"1","ls":"1","ch":"1"] - "rs" is the right sleeve number, "ls" is the left sleeve number, "ch" is the shirt number.
    "c":["E8B137", - "c" means Colors its available in, and "E8B137" is a Hex Color Code, It is translated into RGB, Want a custom color? Go into MS Paint for example, and use the color picker. Whilst doing this, there will be something called Red/Green/Blue on the side. Take those three numbers, and insert them into the correct place on THIS site http://www.rgbtohex.net/. Simple? Then put the hex code, without the # in the quotes.

    Now, For removing them, use this: http://www.rgbtohex.net/hextorgb/ to find the one you want to remove, and just remove the Hex, the Quotes, and the following comma. i.e.: ,"EEEEEE"


    Simple? Lets get a BIT more sketchy.

    Lets say you want to remove the sleeves, because your removeing a shirt all together, and you want to show the abs. Simple.
    You already know what the sleeves are, ["rs":"1","ls":"1","ch":"1"], so lets take it out.

    ["rs":"1","ls":"1","ch":"1"]
    /\ /\
    To remove a sleeve, Change the number 1 to 0.
    To remove a shirt, change "ch" to 0.

    It should work.


    One last thing, i forgot to add.

    Sleeve Codes:
    1 = Long
    2 = Short
    800 = Tuxedo (Or at katto.co.cc :D)


    Ok. ONE more thing. Say you wanted to be able to have the tuxedo... in red.
    Simple. Search for: ["s":260,"p":["rs":"800","ls":"800","ch":"800"],"c":["EEEEEE","CDCDFF"]]

    That is the shirt properties.

    Just add: ,"FF0000" to that, making it ["s":260,"p":["rs":"800","ls":"800","ch":"800"],"c":["EEEEEE","CDCDFF","FF0000"]]
    Next time you reset your cache, it will have red available :D.