


but I wound like to compress these files better for users, and havent been having any real luck in my attempts. I'm really not all that adept at retexturing, and I'm not that familiar with the software, in general. The files come out in layers in the gimp and if you flatten those layers, that makes for a smaller file, but it creates CTDs for users. Although it hasn't created that much of an issue for users, it eats up a lot of ram.

I have noticed the file size is unreasonably big, and it has been pointed out to me. So, I'm the author of a retexture mod that deals with retexturing pipers trench coats.
