You need to have an account at Nexus in order to download mods from Nexus. Like extracting Textures from a game and make their own tpf files. The other two Tabs are for advanced users that wants to modify textures in a game on their own. Package mode is all there is to know when modding a game with mods brought from Nexus. This is basically the three Tabs or windows you can use in the tool. an automatically created log file) and entering your name and a comment, which both will be shown when opening the package in the package mode. For every saved texture a line will be appended to the texmod.log file in the output folder in the format the Package Builder expects it.ģ) Build mode: create a package by selecting a definition file (e.g. You can browse through all loaded textures of the application and save the selected one in the output folder. Change the package order to remove prioritize a package if it changes the same texture as another one.Ģ) Logging mode: choose between several options and start the selected application in logging mode. Packages on top of the list are loaded first. The application interface offers three modes:ġ) Package mode: add package files to a list and load them into the selected application. In order to share and distribute texture modifications, packages can be created, which are both compressed and prevent a further modification. TexMod is an utility to find, save and modify textures in Direct3D 9. So its a little bit old, modding that were used 10 years ago. Tomb Raider 2013 using it if looking at Nexus, Mass Effect2 using it too, among some other older games that runs in dx9. They usually shares the same basics whatever game its about.
There's plenty of guides online for modding games with Texmod, so not that very hard to find.
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