Help me?

[Guest Trident100]

I liked of know as dumb images dds to png :/

As I do?

[MikeyPI]

You need a DDS converter or a program that can read them.

[Guest Trident100]

You need a DDS converter or a program that can read them.

But not can convert some cars :/

[MikeyPI]

LA mod should be the only ones giving you problems, those files must be renamed and unpacked in the editor before they can be converted using a converter.

[Guest Trident100]

LA mod should be the only ones giving you problems, those files must be renamed and unpacked in the editor before they can be converted using a converter.

Can you help me?

[MikeyPI]

Is it the LA mod dds files you cannot open?

[Guest Trident100]

Is it the LA mod dds files you cannot open?

yes some do not open

[Tian318]

yes some do not open

rename the extension of the file you can not open from:

skin.DDS to skin.V3O

Open the editor under "MOD" select unpack.

unpack the skin.DDS file you renamed to skin.V3O file.

Close the editor.

Rename the skin file back from skin.V3O to skin.DDS

And you can open the file in your editor

(Skin is just a name, any name before the . will do it is after the . that is important that is the extension)

[Guest Trident100]

rename the extension of the file you can not open from:

skin.DDS to skin.V3O

Open the editor under "MOD" select unpack.

unpack the skin.DDS file you renamed to skin.V3O file.

Close the editor.

Rename the skin file back from skin.V3O to skin.DDS

And you can open the file in your editor

(Skin is just a name, any name before the . will do it is after the . that is important that is the extension)

Here rename name?

[Tian318]

Yes right click on the file that is giving you problems.

Select the option "Rename"(2nd option from below)

the name(for example):

Skin.dds and you would rename it to Skin.v3o

If you can't see your file "extensions" then you would need to change the windows folder options;

XP Operating System:

• in a folder
  
• Extra
  
• folder options
  
• "Tab"; Display
  
• Search for this line: "hide Extensions for known files"
  
• Check the box before: "hide Extensions for known files" off.
  
• Apply and close the tab.
  

Vista en Seven Operating System:

• press on the keyboard on the "ALT" key in a folder.
  
• Extra
  
• Folder options
  
• "Tab"; Display
  
• Search for this line: "hide Extensions for known files"
  
• Check the box before: "hide Extensions for known files" off.
  
• Apply and close the tab.
  

If done correctly the "extensions" of the files will be visable to you now.

typing this because your picture has a time out on the image server

After you have renamed the skin you can take the steps i described before.

Don't forget to rename it back from Skin.v3o to Skin.dds

Then you can open and modify it in your image editor.

[Guest Trident100]

Yes right click on the file that is giving you problems.

Select the option "Rename"(2nd option from below)

the name(for example):

Skin.dds and you would rename it to Skin.v3o

If you can't see your file "extensions" then you would need to change the windows folder options;

XP Operating System:

• in a folder
  
• Extra
  
• folder options
  
• "Tab"; Display
  
• Search for this line: "hide Extensions for known files"
  
• Check the box before: "hide Extensions for known files" off.
  
• Apply and close the tab.
  

Vista en Seven Operating System:

• press on the keyboard on the "ALT" key in a folder.
  
• Extra
  
• Folder options
  
• "Tab"; Display
  
• Search for this line: "hide Extensions for known files"
  
• Check the box before: "hide Extensions for known files" off.
  
• Apply and close the tab.
  

If done correctly the "extensions" of the files will be visable to you now.

typing this because your picture has a time out on the image server

After you have renamed the skin you can take the steps i described before.

Don't forget to rename it back from Skin.v3o to Skin.dds

Then you can open and modify it in your image editor.

??

[Tian318]

well i can't read Portuguese, but the way i see it you would need the 2nd tab, that you translated to "see"