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Splatoon 2
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Playable Characters

Clothing (Headgear)

Clothing (Shirts)

Clothing (Shoes)

Clothing (Sets)

Non-Playable Characters

Enemies (Octo Canyon)

Enemies (Salmon Run)

Enemies (Octo Expansion)

Main Weapons

Sub/Special Weapons

Map Objects (Salmon Run)

Map Objects (Octo Expansion)

Miscellaneous

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	mrs puh'f Apr 15, 2020, 7:07 PM
	oh @Jasperkin7438, i never understood how to change the inkling/ octoling skin color, could you help me please? :l

	Jasper7438 Apr 15, 2020, 4:48 PM
	@cmars Since you you were wondering, you can move/change bones by using g [to move], r [to rotate], double r [to use the trackball], and s to [scale/resize]. By using one of these transforms and x,y, or z together the transform will happen on the x, y, or z axis [for example pressing s+z will scale on the z axis]. Next, Hello Gabriel_gb! I can help you with both of your questions! •Here is the color node set up for the player eyelids. All the eyelid textures with .s at the end are transparency textures [you can put them in the alpha slot of the principled shader]. • There are two ways to move player eyes. The first way is to just move the uvs. You can do that by selecting the eyes mesh, opening the uv editing workspace [at the top of the blender window], selecting all the uvs [by pressing A], and then moving them [by pressing G]. Here's a simple video showing the steps. The second way is more complicated, but is better for animating the eyes. This method allows us to move the eyes using a bone. Here's a video showing how to do it.

	gabriel_gb Apr 15, 2020, 12:04 PM
	@Jasper7438 has a lot of useful tutorials! I've followed quite a few of them, but I still have a couple problems. I'm still somewhat new to blender, and I don't know if I'm just being stupid or what. I've figured out the whole alpha thing with the eyelid textures, but there's still some white left over around the eyelid texture. I know I'm supposed to replace this with the .mlta texture, but I just can't figure out how! Also, is it possible to move the actual eyes of any of the inklings / octolings? I've messed around with all the bones for ages!

	mrs puh'f Apr 15, 2020, 10:50 AM
	@cmars remember to always change your cameras orientation, basically the angle. on the top right there is this weird shape full of colored circles that indicate the x axis, the y axis, and the z axis, use those to your advantage and always switch angles. :) Oh and one more thing @cmars , it's ok to ask a lot of questions, these types of things are really hard, iv'e just barely got the hang of it but it wouldn't be possible without the help of this community, ask all the questions you have and i/ we will try to answer them all! :) EDIT: i'll answer your other question, if you want to move the bones with the model, make sure that you click one of the bones then go to that tab in the top left, the one where you switch to object mode/ edit mode, then there will be a tab called pose mode, on that mode you can press R to rotate the armature, if you made your own armature with your own model, first make sure that the armature is parented with the model, if not nothing will happen during pose mode. If you just editing the armature click one of the bones then go to edit mode and press C or B, this will create a circle or a box of selection, then press G, or G X/Y/ or Z. G means grab, it'll grab the armature, and then you can just move it around.:)

	Neemis Apr 14, 2020, 10:19 PM
	@mrs puh'f thanks so much! By the way, would I have to edit the existing skeleton or create a new one and attach it to the model? (and yes, I am using blender) edit: I figured it out. You just go into edit mode and then rotate the bones to face the right way. (I feel like an idiot for not trying that earlier haha) Update: so basically, i'm an idiot and did it all wrong. Although I really did figure out how to "fix" the armature, it still doesn't quite work correctly. I guess the real problem comes down to joining them correctly. I've tried different combinations of parenting the bones to each other but then that just makes them all stiff. Does anyone know how to make the bones move more like joints? (also, sorry if i'm being too needy by asking all these silly questions) edit: also, one other question (since I don't wanna make another post and clog up the forum) I noticed that in this video by Jasper: https://streamable.com/9vw4e1 he's able to move the bones around just by dragging them, if anyone could tell me what settings I'd need to use to do that, that'd be great. thanks!

	mrs puh'f Apr 14, 2020, 9:21 PM
	i know that i'm not jasper, but you just have to do it by hand. I know, it REALLY sucks but that's just how it is. if you are using blender i recommend shift+S and or R+X/Y/ or Z

	Neemis Apr 14, 2020, 6:47 PM
	@Jasper7438 Ive been watching the tutorials you've posted on this forum and I'd just like to thank you for making them as they've helped me a lot in figuring out how to use these models. However, I noticed that in a few them, your armature is all nice and straight, rather than poking out everywhere. If it wouldn't bee too annoying, would you mind showing me how to do that?

	mrs puh'f Apr 12, 2020, 4:20 PM
	hehehehe you know me to well!!!!

	Yan Apr 12, 2020, 4:01 PM
	@mrs puh'f prepared something for you try this shader - it could help with the glow effect you want looks like this for me _ dont forgett to setup the albedo and other stuff and you can change the green to the color of your choice Edit: should work on every Hairstyle

	ParadoxCheese Apr 12, 2020, 2:54 PM
	i'd like to say thank you to you all for all the help if it wasn't for you, using these models would be a whole lot harder thank you :>

	Yan Apr 12, 2020, 6:56 AM
	Nintendos Textures are very silly ... There are textures there are more complicated ... Monster Hunter World from Capcom ... The rmt Texture scares me xD Arr and yes you are right But sometimes der is no thc - for this, just use a value looks right

	Yan Apr 12, 2020, 1:46 PM
	i want to say something big too ... but i think this is not the right place for this ...

	Jasper7438 Apr 12, 2020, 12:40 PM
	Happy Easter, everyone! I'd like to say that I thank you too, Mrs. Puh'f, for giving me something to do during the quarantine. :) Is there anything else you want to know? [I have a story about why I make Blender tutorials, you can read it here.] Basically, I learned Blender by teaching people. By making tutorials I can better remember what I've learned!]

	mrs puh'f Apr 12, 2020, 11:27 AM
	;-; sniff sniff thank you guys so much!!!!! and yes i am a noob when it comes to these sort of things i guess i just wanted you say thank you to both Jasper7438 and Yan for making my life a whole lot easier.

	Jasper7438 Apr 12, 2020, 9:26 AM
	I make videos for people on here for things like attaching clothes to the player models, but for stuff like textures, I can't explain them because I don't understand them completely myself [Yan's good at texture stuff though, so thankful to you, Yan!]. I'm afraid that if I made a video, I'd have to give a lot of incomplete info. The biggest problem about making a complete video/series is that the person making it would have to know a lot...

	Peardian Apr 12, 2020, 9:03 AM
	There is a lot of useful information here. Have any of you considered making a tutorial video for all this? (Assuming there isn't a complete one already.)

	Jasper7438 Apr 12, 2020, 6:52 AM
	SSS=THC and SSSColor=TRM, right? I wouldn't blame anyone for finding it confusing, the Splatoon textures aren't that that simple... [especially for 3D beginners]!

	Yan Apr 12, 2020, 6:18 AM
	... this is a joke right ? SSS - SubSurfaceScattering :O splatoon has no files called sss ...

	mrs puh'f Apr 11, 2020, 9:27 PM
	i couldn't find any kind of file named sss but i could find one named spm is that what your talking about?

	Yan Apr 11, 2020, 5:25 PM
	1. glad that i can help 2. The "Particle Glow" is the result of fluorescence and sss

	Jasper7438 Apr 10, 2020, 3:46 PM
	Thank you Yan for telling us how to do the skin tone. :)

	mrs puh'f Apr 10, 2020, 3:05 PM
	@Yan, quick question, so you remember how in splatoon 1 the hair at sometimes had had a glowing outline near the ends? i was wondering 3 things, whats the file name, whats the node setup in blender, andhow do i make it an emission? i would be glad if you could answer these questions :) srry it's also present in the inkling characters in Mario kart 8 deluxe