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//= METHOD A (fast): copy a known-good IMF //= 1) Open data.grf in GRF Editor → Tools → IMF Editor (or Search “.imf”). //= 2) Find a job that already layers correctly (e.g. Soul Reaper): data\imf\soul_reaper.imf //= 3) Extract that file, then import it back renamed to your target job’s IMF (e.g. novice.imf), //= or change the mapping in: data\luafiles514\lua files\datainfo\imfnametable.lub //= 4) Save GRF → test in-game. //= METHOD B (precise): reorder layers in the IMF Editor //= 1) Tools → IMF Editor → open the target .imf //= 2) Set draw order (top → bottom): //= HeadTop //= HeadMid //= HeadLow //= Body //= Shadow //= 3) Apply to ALL actions/directions → Save → import back → test. //= IMPORTANT: //= • Don’t use RagLite JSON to re-encode .imf (that’s why you saw “compile” errors). //= Let GRF Editor open/save the binary .imf directly. //= • If nothing changes, check you don’t have a loose “data\imf*.imf” overriding the GRF, //= and make sure your custom GRF loads last. //= • If your client uses imfnametable.lub, update the mapping there. //=================================================== //= STEP-BY-STEP (DETAILED) //=================================================== //= A) Prepare //= • Backup data.grf/rdata.grf. //= • Close the game client. //= //= B) Find/Map //= • Path to IMFs: data\imf*.imf (use GRF Editor search). //= • Optional map file: data\luafiles514\lua files\datainfo\imfnametable.lub //= (links job → IMF filename). //= //= C) Fast Copy (no editing) //= • Extract working job’s .imf → import it renamed to target job, OR edit imfnametable.lub to point to it. //= //= D) Manual Fix (if you must keep same filename) //= • Tools → IMF Editor → open target .imf → set layer order: //= HeadTop, HeadMid, HeadLow, Body, Shadow //= • “Apply to all actions/directions” → Save → Import → Save GRF. //=================================================== //=================================================== //= TROUBLESHOOTING //=================================================== //= • Change not showing: //= - Another GRF or a loose “data\imf*.imf” overrides yours. Ensure your custom GRF loads last. //= • Only some animations fixed: //= - You didn’t mass-apply to all actions/directions (walk/attack/cast/idle). Re-apply and save. //= • “Compile” / invalid file when using RagLite: //= - Stop using JSON route. Use GRF Editor’s IMF Editor to open/save binary .imf directly. //= • Still weird on one class: //= - Copy IMF from a class that renders correctly and map it via imfnametable.lub. //=================================================== -
Can try this : - No cards/refine/copying — it purely swaps based on ID, making it safe and clean. - Works only on EQI_HEAD_TOP, but you can easily extend to: EQI_HEAD_MID EQI_HEAD_LOW - Just add your pairs like this: setarray .ItemPair$[0], "3524,3525", // Hokage Helm "3526,3527", // Another custom headgear "3528,3529"; // and so on
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Added 12 new auras. Added some sprites halloween related. -
Unfortunately, this doesn't work. Perhaps due to point 2. NEMO doesn't have this patch. -
Thanks for the reply but didn't work. I managed to fix 3 wings but after so many things I tried is impossible to point out what really fixed the problem. Also tested some clients down to 2010 and that changed nothing.
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