Heck, those so-called virtual textures blow my mind.

Does anyone understand how are they different from the "regular" textures except for having chaotic and non-structured names and in-file placement?

Looks like the invite has expired :( Could you give us another one? I'd love to get that script. characters are using 3 types of texture: skin, eye, clothes. Skin is under the HMVY+CLEA maps, eye is also using a complex shading system, clothes are using virtual textures - you have to manually unpack...

Yep, that makes sense to me. Thanks a lot for the explanation! It's always great to have someone experienced to show you the ropes :) Also, that's a great DA page! Sorry if I'm being annoying. I kinda lack experience with the BG3's way of storing models and textures. I tried using the Modders Multit...

Sorry if I'm being annoying. I kinda lack experience with the BG3's way of storing models and textures. I tried using the Modders Multitool too. When I open the model in its object explorer, I only get the model files listed as being used in the "whole" model, and no textures are mentioned...

Wow. How did you get that model textured? When I'm opening BG3 models in Noesis with the plugin and granny2.dll, I get them with 0 textures associated. it works pretty well with Baldur's Gate 3 characters. I must also note that this is the only tool that converts BG3 models properly with skeleton. h...