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FM Textures (Fur Maps)
FM stands for Fur Map. This is an example of a Fur Map from MHW:
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The blue channel determines intensity of the fur effect, red and green determine the directions and application of light on the section. Under extreme material parameters (mrl3) it becomes glass.
It's important to note that the fur effect is not exactly equivalent to length, it's the intensity of the transformations the game applies to the diffuse when fur is applied. In most cases it can be conflated with length however.
Blue determines the presence of fur. Red determines the direction ([0°,180°] mapped to [0,255]). Green similarly to red affects direction but of another layer of the fur. The Green layer of fur is more prominent than the red but both are visible under most circumstances.
The way the game renders the FM is roughly thus:
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The inverse process is how one paints their own furmaps. For simplicity sake only a red-blue fur map is shown but the process is analogous on the green channel.
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Credit to Asterisk for the documentation, and Miralis for the confirmation testing.
General Tutorials
Animation Tutorials
Audio Tutorials
File & In Game IDs
- Accessory and Specialized Tool IDs (Asset)
- Armor IDs (Asset)
- Decorations IDs
- EFX IDs
- Endemic Critter IDs (Asset)
- Face IDs (Asset)
- Furniture IDs (Asset)
- Gimmick IDs (Asset)
- Hairstyle IDs (Asset)
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- Quick Guide to Importing Models (Blender 2.79)
- Walkthrough of a Weapon Import
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- How To Fix UVs Sharing a Seam
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- How to Split a Single Mesh Outfit into Player Equippable Parts
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- [external page] How to Make All Polygons Into Triangles (Required for MHW models)
- [external page] How to Convert Triangles Back Into Quads
- [external page] How to Change The View-port clipping Parameters For Large Models
- [external page] How to Set Origin to Vertex in Edit Mode
- [external page] Shortcut to repeat the last operation in Blender
- [external page] Transferring Rig Weights From One Mesh To Another
- [external page] How to Copy Paint Weights From One Object to Another
- [external page] How to Remove All Zero-Weight Vertex Groups
- [external page] How to Weight Paint Against Current Pose
- [external page] Making a Hair Rig
- [external page] Physics Transfer
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MRL3 Tutorials
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- How To Open DDS Files
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- Understanding Alpha Channels
- Exporting Textures with Transparency
- How To Achieve Glass Texture
- How to create Crystal materials with Alpha Textures
- Working Around the Mip Map Loading Bug
- [external page] Extracting a UV Layout
Specific Texture Tutorials
Asterisk's Plugin Notes
Miscellaneous Tutorials
Outdated Tutorials
- How to Make an NPC Skin Material Support Skin Color Customization
- Plugin Comparison
- A Theoretical Proposal on Skeleton Extension
- Monster Hunter World Save Editor Tutorial
- Making Copies of a Save Slot
- Making a Green Screen
- Notes on CTC Physics Jiggle Files
- Opening MRL3 file with a template
- Transferring MRL3 Files Between Models
- Expanding mrl3 Reference List
- How to Edit Eye Color in mrl3 Files