How Do I Edit Textures From KSP

[Inteous]

Hello, I need help finding where the textures for KSP are. I am making 3D renders and I don't have any textures. I know theres a .mbm file but how would I go about converting it to a .png?

[NathanKell]

Moved to Modeling and Texturing discussion subforum, where this sort of question can best be answered.

Meanwhile, you want to look in the Tools and Applications forum for the MBM conversion tool. That will export MBM to png.

[Quiznos323]

If you are using Blender you can also use this tool to import the part that you want the texture from: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/43513-Blender-mu-import-export-addon

From there in the UV editor it will show the texture and you can save it as a .png

[Inteous]

I can't find it.

[PB666]

Hello, I need help finding where the textures for KSP are. I am making 3D renders and I don't have any textures. I know theres a .mbm file but how would I go about converting it to a .png?

Most textures are 1024 x 1024 and you can simply create a png file in Paint with dimensions 1024 x 1024

Here are the config codes....

texture = [your paint job].png

This is frequently placed in a bracket . . . .

MODEL

{

model = [location of the model you intent to paint]

texture = [your paint job].png

scale = [DX], [DY], [DZ]

}

you can simply create a multicolor paint job and see where the colors show up.

[NathanKell]

Here, I found it for you.

https://github.com/krupski/MBM_Utilities

Read that page, it describes what to do; to download, click 'download zip' on the right.

[Inteous]

Here, I found it for you.

https://github.com/krupski/MBM_Utilities

Read that page, it describes what to do; to download, click 'download zip' on the right.

Thanks man!

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Here, I found it for you.

https://github.com/krupski/MBM_Utilities

Read that page, it describes what to do; to download, click 'download zip' on the right.

This is a bit confusing to use is there a video tutorial or something? I am not too sure what the directory is and stuff.