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[TF2] Rainy Day Cosmetics
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Lalaloodee 19 May, 2017 @ 8:54pm
How to attach the items?
How do you attach the cosmetics to a character model?
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Blizzard 19 May, 2017 @ 11:00pm 
Open your character and item model by pressing the (+) to the left of the name. As you'll see, the hat has a tab called "Body" as well as your character (example). Open both of the tabs and you'll see a bunch of other files. Typically, hats have a folder called "rootTransform" and "bip_head". If you see more, that is perfectly fine. What you want to do next is drag the names of the folders from BODY to HAT which have the same name as each other. For example, you move "rootTransform" from the pyro to the a pyro cosmetic's "rootTransform". Then do the same with all the cosmetics. Once finish, look to the right of the tab with your items and you'll see a tab that is labeled "Procedural". With the item clicked, drag the tab that says "Zero" all the way; 100%.
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Lalaloodee 21 May, 2017 @ 8:31pm 
Originally posted by Blizzard | Vault.tf:
Open your character and item model by pressing the (+) to the left of the name. As you'll see, the hat has a tab called "Body" as well as your character (example). Open both of the tabs and you'll see a bunch of other files. Typically, hats have a folder called "rootTransform" and "bip_head". If you see more, that is perfectly fine. What you want to do next is drag the names of the folders from BODY to HAT which have the same name as each other. For example, you move "rootTransform" from the pyro to the a pyro cosmetic's "rootTransform". Then do the same with all the cosmetics. Once finish, look to the right of the tab with your items and you'll see a tab that is labeled "Procedural". With the item clicked, drag the tab that says "Zero" all the way; 100%.
thanks :SBpenguin:
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Onizoku 7 Jun, 2017 @ 2:24pm 
i didn't understand ._.
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Senni 14 Jun, 2017 @ 6:58am 
do things step by step, then you'll get it.
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ShrimpLover9 25 Jul, 2017 @ 4:46pm 
ummm, how do I do the Down Under Duster for sniper?
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Hubert Dingleton 29 Aug, 2017 @ 6:14pm 
i'm confused please help
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Hubert Dingleton 29 Aug, 2017 @ 6:15pm 
i opened the file

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Hubert Dingleton 29 Aug, 2017 @ 6:15pm 
for blast defensive
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Hubert Dingleton 29 Aug, 2017 @ 6:16pm 
and got the demon model and pressed the item and pressed body but then what??




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Hubert Dingleton 29 Aug, 2017 @ 6:16pm 
HELP


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doodong 27 May, 2018 @ 4:31pm 
Originally posted by Blizzard:
Open your character and item model by pressing the (+) to the left of the name. As you'll see, the hat has a tab called "Body" as well as your character (example). Open both of the tabs and you'll see a bunch of other files. Typically, hats have a folder called "rootTransform" and "bip_head". If you see more, that is perfectly fine. What you want to do next is drag the names of the folders from BODY to HAT which have the same name as each other. For example, you move "rootTransform" from the pyro to the a pyro cosmetic's "rootTransform". Then do the same with all the cosmetics. Once finish, look to the right of the tab with your items and you'll see a tab that is labeled "Procedural". With the item clicked, drag the tab that says "Zero" all the way; 100%.
doesnt work buddy for miscs
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Deadly Heavy 12 Jun, 2018 @ 2:21pm 
Thanks
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Ryxis 18 Sep, 2019 @ 2:53pm 
Originally posted by Blizzard:
Open your character and item model by pressing the (+) to the left of the name. As you'll see, the hat has a tab called "Body" as well as your character (example). Open both of the tabs and you'll see a bunch of other files. Typically, hats have a folder called "rootTransform" and "bip_head". If you see more, that is perfectly fine. What you want to do next is drag the names of the folders from BODY to HAT which have the same name as each other. For example, you move "rootTransform" from the pyro to the a pyro cosmetic's "rootTransform". Then do the same with all the cosmetics. Once finish, look to the right of the tab with your items and you'll see a tab that is labeled "Procedural". With the item clicked, drag the tab that says "Zero" all the way; 100%.

Didn't work, even though all I'm using is the Legendary Lid.
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ARGGH!!! 19 May, 2020 @ 9:42am 
Originally posted by Blizzard:
Open your character and item model by pressing the (+) to the left of the name. As you'll see, the hat has a tab called "Body" as well as your character (example). Open both of the tabs and you'll see a bunch of other files. Typically, hats have a folder called "rootTransform" and "bip_head". If you see more, that is perfectly fine. What you want to do next is drag the names of the folders from BODY to HAT which have the same name as each other. For example, you move "rootTransform" from the pyro to the a pyro cosmetic's "rootTransform". Then do the same with all the cosmetics. Once finish, look to the right of the tab with your items and you'll see a tab that is labeled "Procedural". With the item clicked, drag the tab that says "Zero" all the way; 100%.
Damn that was useful, many thanks! :insfist:
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⛧Horror Shadow99⛧ 12 Jul, 2020 @ 7:26am 
Trying to do this with the Plumber's cap and it's not working. HELP ME
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