Just an FYI if this ever happens to you, but sometimes capcom has multiple entries for materials in their customizesettings files. When I manually copy and paste over the second entry it no longer reverts back to default. Disclaimer : What I say may not be the best way, but the way that is working for me right now. It looks like the colors i'm talking about have 2 entries in the customizesetting file for whatever reason and I think what's happening is the color edit tool only changes one of the two entries and thats creating a weird situation. ( TexTools, TexTools ColorSet Editor, etc ), and mods, without having the join the FFXIV TexTools server 6,171 Likes, 44 Comments - FINAL FANTASY XIV (ffxiv) on Instagram: 2. Hey KrizmKazm I just wanted to follow up.
I can't think of any other reasons why that would happen. Also make sure you're not loading one of the backup (.bak) files into the editor. If so, you will need to re-load the file in the ColorEdit Tool to make sure you are editing the correct file. It's driving me mad.ĭid you rename the file path of your mod, the name of the mod, or any of the folders while you had the ColorEdit tool open? I've done that before. ColorSet Editor, etc ), and mods, without having the join the FFXIV.
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Then when you open the editor back up the colors have reverted back to their default option. r/ShitpostXIV ffxiv mods V8 FFXIV races are something that are of great discussion. Have you ever seen this issue where you change a color, for example Falkes staff color, then save the changes and close the editor. I was banging my head against the wall trying to figure out why some of my color changes were reverting to default whenever i saved, closed, and reopened the coloredit tool.
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