Post by lottidiezweite on May 12, 2018 5:23:54 GMT -5
Hi there!
Is there any way to efficiently change a recolour .package from being a standalone item depending on a mesh to being a swatch add-on to another item?
I've downloaded a bunch of cc but it's all recolours with their own catalogue entry and i would like to de-clutter my catalogue by changing the files into add-ons for the existing entries. I did this a hundred times before by just exporting all the textures from the standalone recolour and making a new file as an add-on. This works but I'd like to know if there's a quicker way because I've got over 60 items now and I'm really not in the mood to do that for all of them.
I've tried to batch import the textures but i can't get them to "connect" to a cas part so they don't show up in the studio tab. And when i make an empty file to be a swatch add-on and batch import both the original textures and the original cas parts they do "connect" but the file shows up as a standalone item in game anyway.
If anybody has any suggestions I'd be so thankful!
Is there any way to efficiently change a recolour .package from being a standalone item depending on a mesh to being a swatch add-on to another item?
I've downloaded a bunch of cc but it's all recolours with their own catalogue entry and i would like to de-clutter my catalogue by changing the files into add-ons for the existing entries. I did this a hundred times before by just exporting all the textures from the standalone recolour and making a new file as an add-on. This works but I'd like to know if there's a quicker way because I've got over 60 items now and I'm really not in the mood to do that for all of them.
I've tried to batch import the textures but i can't get them to "connect" to a cas part so they don't show up in the studio tab. And when i make an empty file to be a swatch add-on and batch import both the original textures and the original cas parts they do "connect" but the file shows up as a standalone item in game anyway.
If anybody has any suggestions I'd be so thankful!
