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About this mod
A tool for changing file names for Texture Replacer mods quickly and easily.
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Forked with permission from Bobtelington's TCG Renaming Tool on Github or TCG Renaming Tool on Nexus.
Source code and permissions may be found here.
If original author requests for removal, then it will be done.
Find a mod you like but it replaces something you want to keep in your shop?
Want to play with multiple mods that replace the same game item?
Use this tool to easily rename the necessary files.
In a nutshell, it renames the files in a mod to match the file names of whatever game item you want the mod to be applied to.
Note: This only works with mods that use the Texture Replacer mod.
It was made and tested with mods which were designed to work with, and require, Texture Replacer.
Note: If improper or missing selections were made, the tool will not apply the renaming and a popup dialog will appear telling you what is required for the selected product.
Required files for renaming are as follows:
Version 1.3.1:
Source code and permissions may be found here.
If original author requests for removal, then it will be done.
Description
Find a mod you like but it replaces something you want to keep in your shop?
Want to play with multiple mods that replace the same game item?
Use this tool to easily rename the necessary files.
In a nutshell, it renames the files in a mod to match the file names of whatever game item you want the mod to be applied to.
Note: This only works with mods that use the Texture Replacer mod.
It was made and tested with mods which were designed to work with, and require, Texture Replacer.
Instructions
- Download latest release and extract contents of zip file to any location of your choice (don't recommend desktop or TCG game files location
- Do the same with whichever mod you want to do renaming with
- Open the index.html file via file explorer or by dropping said file into your browser of choice
- In the new window/tab, select the category and "apply mod to" selections for the in-game product type you are changing to
- Now using the mesh/texture/icon/name file selection, select the original mod's files that fall into these file types
- Once all selections have been made, simply click the "Rename mod files" button. This will automatically change the file names to the new product type file names and download it as a zip file for you
- From here, just simply install the texture replacements as per usual (i.e. drag and drop into the TextureReplacer folder)
Note: If improper or missing selections were made, the tool will not apply the renaming and a popup dialog will appear telling you what is required for the selected product.
Required files for renaming are as follows:
- Plushies and figurines: mesh, texture, icon, and name
- Playmats: texture, icon, and name (name excluded on the No Name selection)
- Comics/Manga: texture, icon, and name
Changelog
Version 1.3.1:
- Revised save location of playmats and comics/manga data files to the new TextureReplacer's accessories data folder
- Added support for comics/manga
- Fork created
- Added support for playmats
- Altered file check to specify what was needed for the category/mod type selected if something was missing
- Added ability to edit 2 mods at same time
- Added item categories
- Added figurines as a selection option
- Originally created/released by Traystine on Nexus