Modding Help Question: How to put xnb files into GIMP

Discussion in 'Mods' started by Bybesy, Mar 20, 2016.

  1. Bybesy

    Bybesy Tentacle Wrangler

    I would like to change some textures by myself. But i dont know how to put the xnb files into my GIMP 2 program.
    I installed "GXView", but I dont think, that it helps because when I open a file its just black.

    Can anyone help me?
     
    • Sonny The Cheetah

      Sonny The Cheetah Scruffy Nerf-Herder

      I don't think GiMP 2 can read. xnbs.
      If it could then I likely would have already been doing that.
      However, there are plenty of tutorials on how to unpack .xnbs with XNBNode, converting them into .PNGs so you may edit them with GiMP 2.
       
      • Bybesy

        Bybesy Tentacle Wrangler

        I'll try it. Thanks <3
         
        • Kruton

          Kruton Aquatic Astronaut

          What about a program like Paint Tool SAI? Is it the same process? Also would you know how to put them back into the .xnb format to mod back into the game?
           
          • Bybesy

            Bybesy Tentacle Wrangler

            I think you can do this with "XNB Builder" I didnt try it out.
             
            • GreaterPorpoise

              GreaterPorpoise Void-Bound Voyager

              XNB Node can both pack and unpack .xnbs, here is a guide. Any questions, just ask, I or some one else will be happy to help. :) Happy modding!
               
              • Kruton

                Kruton Aquatic Astronaut

                Thank you Bybesy and GreaterPorpoise!
                 
                • Sonny The Cheetah

                  Sonny The Cheetah Scruffy Nerf-Herder

                  I'm sorry that I didn't reply sooner, and I see the question is answered, but I feel I should still respond:
                  I've never heard of Paint Tool SAI.
                  Personally I use Paint (Windows 7-10), and Paint.NET to edit the PNG of the sheet, and then as mentioned above re-pack the .xnb
                  If it can edit .PNG files then the tutorial above applies.
                   

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