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(Noob question) Editing the conversation window background image in PST:EE

MangleMangle Member Posts: 3
edited August 2017 in UI Modding
After two days noobingly trying to understand how to edit BIF and MOS files (Using stuff like WinBiff, MOSutility, MOSWorkshop and the likes) i have started to question my sanity. Can someone help me out here...

All i want to do is to edit one image (The background image of the conversation window) and then toss it back in the game again and then be happy forever.... But i can not find this particular image anywhere!

I have changed the ui a bit and now want to do this last change. Since a screenshot says more than a thousand words take a quick look here and you will see exactly my point.



Thank you.
Manglu

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  • lefreutlefreut Member Posts: 1,462
    edited November 2019
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  • MangleMangle Member Posts: 3
    I do something wrong here it seems.

    If you mean the DIABG.MOS in the GUI-bif it is just 3 kb big and it just displays as a empty canvas..
    What to do?
  • lefreutlefreut Member Posts: 1,462
    edited November 2019
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  • MangleMangle Member Posts: 3
    It is done! :) Now i do not have to read 800 000 words in such a micro-windowed box anymore :D

    My NearInfinity was the old outdated one, that is why i did not find the pvrz files from the v2 mos file.

    Thank you lefreut!
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