lexies2 wrote:
ㅐㅡㅎ!!! ㅑㅡㅁ햐ㅜㄷ 솜ㅅ ㅁㄴ ㅁ ㅔㄷㅅ

Stop typing in the Korean IME as if it was standard Qwerty. Makes my head spin.
Plus44 wrote:
There it is. For all the people who don't believe there is NO 3rd wolf form. Go pleasure yourself even more and wet your fantasies by editing this to prove us ' wrong '.
No third form as of yet at least. But there are extra names in textdataname.txt. Wolves from 0-40 are named "Wolf cub"s, 40-80 are "Young wolf"s, 80-120 are "Strong wolf"s, and 120-140 are "Iron wolf"s.
It is also interesting to note that after Ironclad horses are Silverclad and Goldclad horses.
lexies2 wrote:
now to be back on topic: So how "do" you change your pet model?
All this is done through editing characterdata.txt in media\server_dep\silkroad\textdata.
I typically extract the latest one and make a backup.
Next I open it up in a text editor. Then I look for the .bsr file that I want to use. For the fox girl it's "char\china\chinawoman_fox.bsr". Next I scroll down to where it says "COS_P_WOLF_044" because my wolf is level 44. I scroll to the right and paste the fox girl's .bsr file over "cos\p_wolf_02.bsr". Then I scroll all the way to the bottom of the file until I see "COS_GUILD_EU_SOLDIER9_140" and other variants of it. Those are high level Euro mercs. I look to the right of them for a reference to "cos\guild_eu_soldier9_scroll.ddj" which is their icon and replace it with "cos\cos_c_horse1.ddj" to make some extra space. How many I replace depends on how much space I want. Finally I save that file.
Now I find the file size of the original file. Then I open up my modified file in a hex editor and scroll to the bottom. Finally, I add in null bytes until it has the same file size as the original file.
The final step is opening up Media.pk2 in my hex editor, searching for "FF FE 31 00 09 00 31 00 39 00 30 00 37 00 09 00 43 00 48 00 41 52" in hexadecimal mode, which should bring me to the start of characterdata.txt. I then put my cursor in front of the "FF FE" from that search and paste over the file from my modified file.