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Yeah I tried that as well. I renamed them SceneA, SceneB etc. in case it didn't like spaces or numbers. But it doesn't change anything.

I think it's related to the folder names. If I keep the default character folder names, my custom images will appear. But as soon as I add my own additional 1s and 0s it no longer recognises the folders. Therefore, no images or options to strip/progress.

This is why I wondered earlier on if there's something encoded in the game that doesn't let you choose how many rounds (pieces of clothing) you can use.

When you create your custom characters, do you also change the folder names, or do you just use the existing folders on default characters and dump your assets in them?

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I create fresh folders every time. It doesn't look like it to me , but you're not using the letter 'o'  instead of the number '0'? Also, is the opponent pack setup in the correct format? The main folder should be named after the opponent and contain an opponent file and portrait, as well as the outfit folder. The outfit folder then contains all the items you put in your screen shot. Another question: are the image files .png or .jpg? If they are some other format the game code might not be recognizing them. I apologize for the dumb questions, I'm sure you have these basics right, but better to check.  I'll setup a pack of my own using your structure and see what I get. Maybe that will give us some clues.

No worries at all. I really appreciate your help.

To answer all questions:

  • but you're not using the letter 'o'  instead of the number '0'?
    • Definitely 0s
  • The main folder should be named after the opponent and contain an opponent file and portrait
    • The main folder does contain an opponent.properties and portrait. In the opponent.properties file, the opponent.name is "Test", which is what I've also named the main folder.
  • The outfit folder then contains all the items you put in your screen shot
    • Yep, there's a single image in each of the 9 folders from my previous screenshot, as well as an "outfit" image. They are all in .jpg format.

Very interested to see if you are able to create a sequence of 9 images (or more).