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| This page will try to explain how to make kits and how to set them up in PES15. The first section after the Introduction will explain what textures are there in PES15 and how to make all these textures. The second section will explain how to install these kits in PES15, including both the Kit Config Files and the UniColor.bin. The Notes and Help section will contain various tips and tricks to keep in mind as well as some troubleshooting. The Tools section will contain links to almost every tool mentioned on this page. | | This page will try to explain how to make kits and how to set them up in PES15. The first section after the Introduction will explain what textures are there in PES15 and how to make all these textures. The second section will explain how to install these kits in PES15, including both the Kit Config Files and the UniColor.bin. The Notes and Help section will contain various tips and tricks to keep in mind as well as some troubleshooting. The Tools section will contain links to almost every tool mentioned on this page. |
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| * PES15 .PSD kit template: https://mega.co.nz/#!OMMgAZIT!MtZE7JqYZlLiTTR8XL4Clm9huXOGZiEcy-Gew_rvGdg | | * PES15 .PSD kit template: https://mega.co.nz/#!OMMgAZIT!MtZE7JqYZlLiTTR8XL4Clm9huXOGZiEcy-Gew_rvGdg |
| | | * PES 2013 Decrypter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0TwHGHvKz8TcG5tb1cwZFpLUGs/view?usp=sharing |
| | * Original kit config files for all teams in the cup: https://mega.co.nz/#F!fA0xBTxa!Bl4Wf2NjS0rSZg9P-Yv3xA |
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| While it is possible to use an existing KCF, you can make a completely new one with the help of two kit configuration tools. These tools are ''PES 2014 Kit Set Manager'' and ''Cames Kit Configurator for PES2014''. However only ''Cames Kit Configurator for PES2014'' allows you to make KCF for all teams, while ''PES 2014 Kit Set Manager'' is limited to fake leagues in PES14. Both tools can be downloaded under Tools on this page.
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| Download and extract ''Cames Kit Configurator for PES2014''. Then just run ''Cames Kit Configurator.exe'', you should get the following window now.
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| Then look for your team ID, if you do not know your PES14 team ID, please check the page under Notes and Help. Also stick with the (u) Default competition and pick the correct kit type and number. While this number goes up to 9, you only have 1 GK kit and 4 outfield kits. Then press OK. If done correctly you should get a window like this.
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| As explained in the section above there are 2 KCF editors: ''PES 2014 Kit Set Manager'' and ''Cames Kit Configurator for PES2014''. However both have their own settings they can change and some settings are still missing in both, these have to be hex-edited in. Below are various settings explained which might not be that obvious, require special attention or can only be hex-edited in.
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| Now you can edit the collar and shorts type. The chest number, short number and name can be turned on or off. It is also possible to remove the back, chest and leg number and name by just removing the names yourself in the File names box. The kit colors are used by the game to determine the least clashing home, away and referee kits for each game, these do not show up anywhere in game, but it is still advised to set them up. All other remaining settings in ''Cames Kit Configurator for PES2014'' should be fairly obvious. However as stated it likes to fuck up several settings like the name and back number position. After you're done you can save the KCF before you open it with ''PES 2014 Kit Set Manager''.
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| Download ''PES 2014 Kit Set Manager'' under Tools on this page, extract it and just run it by pressing ''PES 2014 Kit Set Manager.exe''. You can now open the KCF via File -> Open kit config Bin file... . If done correctly you should get this window.
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| You can now also change the shorts and collar models again. But now it is also possible to change the shirt model, however your players will break if this is changed, it always needs to be 144. But it is possible to enable tightness now. The sleeve patch settings determine the position of the cup logo appears on each sleeve.
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| Just like in ''Cames Kit Configurator for PES2014'' all settings should be fairly obvious, but keep in mind that sometimes a too high or low number can break it and the game will do the opposite instead. It is advised to trial and error until you find the settings you like. When you're done, just press Apply in the bottom right to save everything. To test the KCF, please read the Installing the KCF section below.
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| As explained above you can also convert Kitloader .png kits to .dds files with ''PES 2014 Kit Set Manager''. When you have a new window with no KCF loaded you can open each texture. When you have all textures loaded you can build the kit set, this will convert everything into .dds but also generate a KCF. You can discard this KCF and you will have to rename all files afterwards to the correct team ID yourself. While this tool does not have an option for the chest number texture, you can covert it by putting it in the leg number texture and rename it properly afterwards.
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| While both KCF tools have their options, neither have the ability to change the kit icon that appears on the tactics screen. To change this you'll have to open the KCF with any hex editor: [[Working with a hex editor]]. A KCF with a hex editor will look like this:
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| In this case the kit icon byte is already highlighted. In the image below are all available kit icons in PES14, where red is the primary color of the UniColor.bin and white the secondary color. This UniColor.bin is explained below. To change this icon just replace this byte by the hex code of the icon below. So if you want icon 12 you replace the 05 above with 0C.
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| * Standard PES14 kit textures can be found in ''dt32.cpk\pes14_win_dat\common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture''.
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| * Original kit config files for all teams in the cup: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0TwHGHvKz8TYmp1ME1uNEV0S0E&usp=sharing
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| * PES 2014 Kit Set Manager: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0TwHGHvKz8TRHpxUGgxQzBlek0/view?usp=sharing
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| * Cames Kit Configurator for PES2014: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0TwHGHvKz8TMmZTcG5XQzVWclU/view?usp=sharing
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| * Julian Cames Kit Allocator: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0TwHGHvKz8TUUhUSUlYSHJyLTA/view?usp=sharing
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This page is slowly being updated and filled.
Introduction
This page will try to explain how to make kits and how to set them up in PES15. The first section after the Introduction will explain what textures are there in PES15 and how to make all these textures. The second section will explain how to install these kits in PES15, including both the Kit Config Files and the UniColor.bin. The Notes and Help section will contain various tips and tricks to keep in mind as well as some troubleshooting. The Tools section will contain links to almost every tool mentioned on this page.
Kit textures
This section will explain what textures are needed for a complete and working kit and how they can be made. The first section will explain what textures are needed and the second section will explain how these are made.
Required textures
A complete normal kit set will consist of somewhere between 6 textures, although only 2 are really mandatory. These 6 textures are:
- The kit itself, this texture always needs to be there or else the kit will just be completely white (this texture is required)
- The kit mask, this texture defines some graphical effects on the kit, for example make logos have a different lighting effect compared to normal clothing (this texture is required)
- The name texture, the game uses this texture to spell the name on the back of the shirt (this texture is not required)
- The back number texture, the game uses this texture to texture the player number on the back of the shirt (this texture is not required)
- The chest number texture, the game uses this texture to texture the player number on the chest of the shirt (this texture is not required)
- The leg number texture, the game uses this texture to texture the player number on the shorts (this texture is not required)
A complete example kit set will look like this without the config file:
As one can see all the textures are in the DDS format, this is the only format PES15 will recognize for kit texture. However, there are multiple DDS settings when saving and choosing the wrong ones can make your kit or your game crash. In the list below the best (and/or smallest) DDS settings are listed for each texture (note: all textures below require MIP maps).
- The kit itself: DXT1 - No Alpha
- The kit mask: DXT1 - No Alpha
- The name texture: DXT5 - Interpolated Alpha
- The back number texture: DXT5 - Interpolated Alpha
- The chest number texture: DXT5 - Interpolated Alpha
- The leg number texture: DXT5 - Interpolated Alpha
While it is possible to use completely different names for the kits and textures than the system PES15 uses, we will still use this format for the kits in the 4cc. So for example the name texture of /4ccc/'s (ID 1330) first outfield kit will be u1330p1_name.dds. This will be explained in further detail later on.
All the kit textures are saved in \common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture.
Making textures
This section will help you make all the kit textures. It is divided in 4 sections corresponding with all 4 different kit textures (the 3 number textures are combined). Making a good kit may require some trail and error so you will have to put the kit into DLC several times to test and retry until you have something you like.
All textures have to be saved as DDS as explained above. Several programs can save as DDS including but not limited to Photoshop (requires plugin), GIMP and Paint.net. There are online tools that will also convert textures to DDS, but make sure they have the right settings. In the worst case you can always ask someone else to do it for you.
Main kit texture
The main kit texture is a 2048*2048 DXT1 no alpha DDS. It is advised to get a more extensive image editing program to make these kit textures. A PES15 kit template is given below to give you an idea where everything is. You can also check out some existing kit textures in the dt34.cpk\common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture with Jenkey's File Explorer or search online for examples. Under Tools a kit template in the Photoshop .PSD format is linked.
Kit mask
The kit mask texture is a 2048*2048 DXT1 no alpha DDS and allows you to give special shader effects to your kit. This texture is a bit harder to explain so I advise you to look at existing kit masks in dt34.cpk\common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture and see what it does in the game. If you want a part of a kit to not have any special effects just use the RGB color '151 130 0' (mustard like). Reflective parts like the crest get the RGB color '151 130 255' (purple). Elastic parts like the captain's armband get the RGB color '48 220 255' (light blue). If you want no special effects just fill the entire image with the RGB color '151 130 0'.
Name
The kit name texture is a 128*512 DXT5 interpolated alpha DDS texture and is used for the name on the back of the shirt. You can up the size of this texture to 256*1024 if you have a large name setting and want that extra detail in your texture. Obviously the game has a fixed UV map for this texture and each letter, however these exact UV maps are unknown. Therefore it is recommended to look at existing name textures and use those as base for your kit name textures. Like all the other kit textures these can be found in dt34.cpk\common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture.
Numbers
Each kit has 3 number textures, namely the chest, back and legs. The chest and leg kit numbers textures are 1024*64 DXT5 interpolated alpha DDS textures and is used for respectively the numbers on the front of the shirt and the numbers on the shorts. The back number texture is a 2048*128 DXT5 interpolated alpha DDS texture and is used for the number on the back of the shirt. Obviously the game has a fixed UV map for these texture and each number, however these exact UV maps are unknown. Therefore it is recommended to look at existing number textures and use those as base for your kit number textures. Like all the other kit textures these can be found in dt34.cpk\common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture.
Configuring kits
Besides just the textures each kit also requires a kit config file that contains various settings, like the collar model and back name size. This will be explained in the first section. Each kit also requires an entry in the UniColor.bin. The game uses this to determine what kits each team has in the game as well as the colors for various things.
Kit config file
UniColor.bin
Installing kit textures, kit config files and UniColor.bin
To test your new kits and config files you will have to put them into a .cpk-file. Please read Pro Evolution Soccer 2015/DLC on how to exactly do this. When rebuilding the folder tree use the following paths for the following files:
- PES15 kit textures go in common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture.
- PES15 kit config files go in common\character0\model\character\uniform\team\<team ID>.
- UniColor.bin goes in common\character0\model\character\uniform\team.
Notes and help
- Standard PES15 kit textures can be found in dt34.cpk\common\character0\model\character\uniform\texture.
- The standard PES15 kit config files can be found in dt34.cpk\common\character0\model\character\uniform\team or downloaded under Tools (these will be uploaded soon).
- UniColor.bin can also be found in dt34.cpk\common\character0\model\character\uniform\team.
- It is possible to assign kits to teams without licensed kits, but this is not explained on this page.
- Forgot your team ID? Check it here: Pro Evolution Soccer 2015/Team IDs.
- Although it is possible to assign Champions League kits to all the teams, we will only use the normal kits (uxxxxp1.dds).
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