Use HoneySelect mods in Playhome
It's pretty much a drag and drop work for Playhome mods, same goes for HoneySelect mods but there are a few complexity layers. now let's get started!
*** only HoneySelect mods can be imported into playhome. it's not possible with AI, HS2, Koi or PlayClub mods.
There are types of HoneySelect mods you can import in Playhome via Honeypot such as :
Wearables mods: Only Accessory, Hair, outfits other categories are not supported (Tattoos doesn't work atm)
Studio mods: This can be all the above stuff too (if they are, you can only use them inside studio), most of them are scenery materials like Maps, weapons, vehicles etc... (animations or poses can only imported manually. We are planning to make tutorials on it)
Make sure to identify them separately, this is important.
HoneySelect Wearables mods to Playhome
2. Install just HoneySelect Wearables mods like any Playhome Wearables mods, drag and drop into root folder. (optional : Please know that Coordinate files came with HS mods are not usable but it can be useful in some other ways like back tracking to their own authors using HSResolveMoreSlotID.exe)
3. After mods installed you need to run HoneyPotInspector.exe. Make sure to repeat this step again whenever you install new HS mods either it's Studio mods or Wearables mods. most of Wearables mods will work 90% of the time. now try them on in Playhome.
4. Load clothes and accessories one by one (if you can't find it it's because some piece are in different slots, use Maker search by 2155X) and save them manually as PH Coordinate.
If you're encountering problems with Wearables mods showing abnormally after installed or other questions you can ask in ILLUSION DISCORD SERVER in #ph-help. (if you need help with request form, Click here.)
HoneySelect Studio mods to Playhome
Before you install HS Studio mods you must set up your mods in 4 quick steps:
1. locate this file categoryList.txt under abdata\studio\itemobj\playhome\.
2. you can add a category to Studio mods by assign their numbers and names.
2. you can add a category to Studio mods by assign their numbers and names.
(Vanilla mod category numbers: 0:elements 1:bases 2:furnitures 3:objects 4:foods 5:weapons 6:items 7:chr acc 8:Hitems 9:liquid 10:2D effects 11:effects 12:gimmicks 13:3D soundeffects 15:FK Items)
each studio mods will come with their item resolver text file, locates in abdata\studioneo\HoneyselectItemResolver
3. Numbers in green square is their IDs they can not be conflict with each other
if they do, your mod can not be read in the game. you can put up to 9 digits so
if they do, your mod can not be read in the game. you can put up to 9 digits so
it's kinda hard to make them conflicted.
Numbers in red square is their category number you should assign.
as you can see i assign this studio grass mod in 24 as Terrains props so it will appear in studio like this :
you can name it differently by changing "Grass" right next to red square inside the text file and it will appear in studio.
4. After you do all that you can drag and drop them inside root folder then Run HoneyPotInspector.exe again. you need to do this step manually each time
you install hs studio mods as it will help your studio mods to be well organized.
Having a hard time searching for studio mods? use PH_Allegrett_v1.4.7.0 search function please note that it can only search addition mods only, not vannilla items.
[notes: HSmods will look different inside PH, this is depends on its quality (shaders, textures ...etc) and PH's graphics] in this case Material Editor by DeathWeasel1337 is another plugin you must have.
Material Editor edit material in real-time. Extremely useful if you want to modify the shaders stats or change textures immediately.
HONEYPOT HISTORY
It was originally made by "Yashiro Amamiya" then got improvements later by other of modders like "NX98304" and "Agishark" probably many others that I don't know, it has been tremendously improved throughout the years (like be able to port Men's Clothes, yeah that was a big deal). Honeypot got it last updates on "09 Aug 2021" by "NX98304".
Anyway i hope you find this guide kind of useful. see ya!
Other articles:
Playhome Beginner's Guides
Get to know Playhome Studio (in the making)
Anyway i hope you find this guide kind of useful. see ya!
Other articles:
Playhome Beginner's Guides
Get to know Playhome Studio (in the making)
Studio Tools and workflows (in the making)
TroubleShooter Hub (in the making)
Written By : EXCALIBUR
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