You may find the hair and things like that are done with a simple colour applied to the material then the textures are added on top, so you get for example black coloured hair with a hair texture on top to give it a hair pattern. kinda similar to how in a car game if you can change the cars colour. the car has stickers on it, thats a texture map covering the entire car but most of it is transparent so you can see the surface colour underneath and when you change the car paint colour all you are changing is that surface colour... they may have done the surfaces like that, im really not sure..
Im currently working on an animation so im kinda tied up with that, but ill try and look into this a little bit if i get some free time..
Could you let me know one of the offending models to look at... please dont say the characters name as i dont know who that will be
, just tell me which folder it is such as 00e or 128. and ill try and have a look at the files and see whats going on..Nobby
Grrrr.... This didn't work either...
I must have done something really wrong here...![:]](./images/smilies/%5Bcolon%5D%5D.gif "Satisfied"){kind=small}
This is basically how unreal engine and Lightwave ( the 3d app i use ) sees Node based materials ( thats why you have things like the mix map texture where you only use the red channel, thats all from node based materials )
