The 000000XX are the package prefix, the 0XXXX is the frame number. Like I mentioned above, each portrait come from a set of 7 images, for young Liu Bei it’s: I’ll use the young offical Liu Bei set as an example to explain the structure. Go make a coffee or something there are thousands of BMP to extract.Īfter the file are extract, browse through it.
Hit the left button (start), the right button is the stop/exit button. On the pop up window, put 6 for the left and 10 for the right box, then hit the top right button of the window, choose a place you want to extract the image. Go to the batch export tool (under the third (B) menu) – 2nd option). Double click, nothing happen but that’s normal. Select the DATA0.S13 (usually under the last BGM). You should see a bunch of BGM file and bin file. Open the program and link them to your directory. Each set of portrait comes with 7 pictures, or frame spreading in 4 blocks, and you’ll have to match them. Next is how to use them.įirst, I recommend extracting the portrait directory first for two reasons: so you can see how the images are edited, and more importantly, it’ll serve as a directory for you to know which image to replace and how to match the number from the same set. That’s all you need to know about the UI. Or access under the 2nd menu, last option. Jump to frame: this one is not on the tool bar but can be quickly access by using Ctrl+L. Batch export: under the 3rd menu, you’ll only have to use this once. You will only have to browse once when first using the tool, it’ll remember the dir after that. Open source directory: use this to link to your ROTK13 directory. My guide will use his translation as a base.įirst, the most important buttons you need to keep in mind are: Commissar made a pretty good visual translation of the UI, you can read it here: Here is the guide for the San13editor tool. You don't need an English interface if that's what turn you off from attempting.
Once you import a couple set you'll memorize it (since you literally only press 5 different buttons). Secondly the import process itself is really only at the last part of the guide, and fairly simple. First, while the guide look intermidating and long, it only because I have to explain the file format and structure plus how to export the original portrait for reference (optional but highly recommend, and you only have to do this once).
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