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Nice. Thank you so much.

Good work! Nice that there are still modders who pay attention to the file size so that the game remains playable with mods.

I like new models from him like Ada, Tifa cause they are fit better ingame. Thanks!

@LeetSombrero Hey man！can I ask a question about the mods ？your mod character features, does it show bleeding？

@st48301245 If you mean bullet wounds, yes

@LeetSombrero Oh！yes, thank god！because I downloaded someone's mod character, the mod character didn't bullet wounds, so how to add bullet wounds？ which file do I want to edit？

@LeetSombrero Oh！yes, thank god！because I downloaded someone's mod character, the mod character didn't bullet wounds, so I can ask about Features？how to add bullet wounds？ which file do I want to edit？

@st48301245 The YDD file will include UV maps for texture mapping. There is actually a UV #2 that maps blood and bullet holes. These will need to be edited in Zomodeler or similar tool but you can use a vanilla NPC as an example

Some more info:
The blood UV map separates the maps for different body parts. There is a separate square for each head, torso, arms, leg, hand.

If your ped has a similar topology to a vanilla ped, you can try exporting to blender and doing this for each body part: https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/modeling/modifiers/modify/data_transfer.html

@LeetSombrero Sorry, I haven't logged in for a long time, because I'm busy with something....

I took your advice, tried using Blender, but I don't know how to edit UV？this manual sounds very complicated, well... I don't understand this aspect at all, I can't find anything about UV #2 that maps blood and bullet holes teaching videos.

@LeetSombrero If you would like to do a favor, can you for that character add maps blood and bullet holes？because only you can do it.

@LeetSombrero I would like to second above. I have found so many peds but barely any of them have been bloodmapped. Yours seem to be crazily accurate compared to even standard peds.
A video of some kind would be helpful - I tried doing it in ZModeler following someone else's videos but ended up having a detached mesh which made bullets hit it like a wall (grey splatters).

Thanks in advance!

@nballiro I would personally recommend learning how to use Sollumz instead. Check out this guy's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NcProductionsDK

Regarding the blood mapping, basically you should observe the UV#2 map of a vanilla ped to see where each body part maps.

To quickly get a blood map cloned from a vanilla body part to a similar body part, do a UV data transfer (example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOPAICgpoZU&t=179s).

Or else, manually create a UV of the part from a viewport, and edit it to match closely to a vanilla ped. (Tedious, not sure how to do this in blender, ZModeler has an option for this when creating a new UV)