if wwe 2k15 mods will work on wwe 2k16 ?

[angu rock]

we are using  wwe 2k15 mods  created by modders 

 

iam asking that if wwe 2k16 will also have 

the same ch pac and we can use the wwe 2k1 mods for wwe 2k16?

Edited February 28, 2016 by angu rock

[pozzum]

no one really knows until the game comes out.

[xWeasel]

i'm guessing the files will be different, as the 360 files were quite differently organised

[yash1997]

If the files are different, will we be able to change em in HxD?

[GameElite™]

i'm guessing the files will be different, as the 360 files were quite differently organised

The PC build was never close to Xbox 360 though, it was closer to PS3 if anything.

[AJ_HeelTurn]

My bet is on them being the same.

[New Era Dx2009]

I GUESS WE HAVE THE BEST CREATORS EVER HERE I HAVE FAITH YOU GUYS 
ESPECIALLY POZZUM , BRAVEBIRD , AJ HEEL TURN , PH GUY , TEKKEN , LEGRANDCISSAR , AGS , GAMEELITE , SMK and ALL OTHERS 
and yeah aj heel Turn is right they will be the same i'm with him

[Gift Of Jericho]

By the way, is the Sound Injector from this community, if it is I wanna thank the creator, and hope we get one for 2K16 soon That tool is super efficient and easy to use

[xWeasel]

By the way, is the Sound Injector from this community, if it is I wanna thank the creator, and hope we get one for 2K16 soon That tool is super efficient and easy to use

i think the creator was from the 2k forums

[Skelet0rr]

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

[AlcLegacy]

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

"simple modding tools" 

If they're so simple why don't you create them and release free of charge?   

Oh...wait....that's right it's not that simple. Fuck off.

[Skelet0rr]

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

"simple modding tools" 

If they're so simple why don't you create them and release free of charge?   

Oh...wait....that's right it's not that simple. Fuck off.

Well, like I said, I come from old school modding and if someone tried to charge $30 for modding tools back then, they would be looked down on by most serious modders. I understand that today's pc modding community has changed a lot (not in a good way in my opinion) but it still seems more than a bit overpriced for a modding tool, considering that these tools are usually released for free on most games. Heck I've bought a lot of games that were cheaper than these tools. If someone is into modding for the money, then they are doing it for the wrong reasons. And where does it go from there? Trying to charge for the mods themselves next? Its also on shaky ground from a legal and ethical perspective I believe. Just my opinion. You don't have to agree with it.

Also, I absolutely would create one for free if I knew how. I have only done texture modding and some model work so I know very little about creating this type of tool. I have never charged for mods and never will. That isn't what modding should be about from my perspective.

Edited February 28, 2016 by Skelet0rr

[AlcLegacy]

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

"simple modding tools" 

If they're so simple why don't you create them and release free of charge?   

Oh...wait....that's right it's not that simple. Fuck off.

Well, like I said, I come from old school modding and if someone tried to charge $30 for modding tools back then, they would be looked down on by most serious modders. I understand that today's pc modding community has changed a lot (not in a good way in my opinion) but it still seems more than a bit overpriced for a modding tool, considering that these tools are usually released for free on most games. Heck I've bought a lot of games that were cheaper than these tools. If someone is into modding for the money, then they are doing it for the wrong reasons. And where does it go from there? Trying to charge for the mods themselves next? Its also on shaky ground from a legal and ethical perspective I believe. Just my opinion. You don't have to agree with it.

Also, I absolutely would create one for free if I knew how. I have only done texture modding and some model work so I know very little about creating this type of tool. I have never charged for mods and never will. That isn't what modding should be about from my perspective.

I'm all for making a buck if you can. Tekken has a product people want, he charges for it (not unjust either, he works hard on Xpacker and xrey). Money makes the damn world go round. 

Also you literally just proved yourself a jackass. 

"some simple modding tools"

"I know very little about creating this type of tool"

How can one who claims to know so much, know so little?  It's simple! You're a jackass!

No offense of course.

 

[pozzum]

Parts of the tool that are simple have been created outside of X-Packer for the most part.  X-Packer / X-Rey are mainly for those that want to create new mods and for that it's great because you could navigate some stuff yourself but X-Packer makes things 10 times easier.

[Skelet0rr]

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

"simple modding tools" 

If they're so simple why don't you create them and release free of charge?   

Oh...wait....that's right it's not that simple. Fuck off.

Well, like I said, I come from old school modding and if someone tried to charge $30 for modding tools back then, they would be looked down on by most serious modders. I understand that today's pc modding community has changed a lot (not in a good way in my opinion) but it still seems more than a bit overpriced for a modding tool, considering that these tools are usually released for free on most games. Heck I've bought a lot of games that were cheaper than these tools. If someone is into modding for the money, then they are doing it for the wrong reasons. And where does it go from there? Trying to charge for the mods themselves next? Its also on shaky ground from a legal and ethical perspective I believe. Just my opinion. You don't have to agree with it.

Also, I absolutely would create one for free if I knew how. I have only done texture modding and some model work so I know very little about creating this type of tool. I have never charged for mods and never will. That isn't what modding should be about from my perspective.

I'm all for making a buck if you can. Tekken has a product people want, he charges for it (not unjust either, he works hard on Xpacker and xrey). Money makes the damn world go round. 

Also you literally just proved yourself a jackass. 

"some simple modding tools"

"I know very little about creating this type of tool"

How can one who claims to know so much, know so little?  It's simple! You're a jackass!

No offense of course.

 

The problem is that he has the only modding tool for this game, which means he has a monopoly on it and can charge these crazy prices for it. There is a difference between making a buck and overcharging people because you know they will pay it. Also, I called it a "simple" modding tool because it is compared to other more complicated programs that have a wide variety of functions. Lets look at X-Packer and another tool commonly used for some of the same purposes... Cheat Engine. Both can perform a lot of the same functions but X-Packer is specifically for ONE SINGLE GAME while Cheat Engine can be used on most games. And yet cheat engine is entirely free while X-Packer is $15. Considering that X-Packer only has one function (for a specific game) I would say it is the more simple tool of the two choices.  Also, I still think this is highly dubious from a legal perspective considering that he is making money from something that is kinda required (for people who don't know how to do it themselves) for modding 2K's game. That whole idea just doesn't sit well with me. Again, its just my opinion. 

Parts of the tool that are simple have been created outside of X-Packer for the most part.  X-Packer / X-Rey are mainly for those that want to create new mods and for that it's great because you could navigate some stuff yourself but X-Packer makes things 10 times easier.

Unfortunately, some of us are just texture/model modders and aren't familiar with this type of modding so we're all forced to pay for an overpriced tool if we want to mod. I can't be the only one here who sees something clearly wrong with that. He could decide that he wants $50 for the tools on 2k16 and since X-Packer is the only real option, many would have to pay it or not create mods. 

Edited February 28, 2016 by Skelet0rr

[AlcLegacy]

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

"simple modding tools" 

If they're so simple why don't you create them and release free of charge?   

Oh...wait....that's right it's not that simple. Fuck off.

Well, like I said, I come from old school modding and if someone tried to charge $30 for modding tools back then, they would be looked down on by most serious modders. I understand that today's pc modding community has changed a lot (not in a good way in my opinion) but it still seems more than a bit overpriced for a modding tool, considering that these tools are usually released for free on most games. Heck I've bought a lot of games that were cheaper than these tools. If someone is into modding for the money, then they are doing it for the wrong reasons. And where does it go from there? Trying to charge for the mods themselves next? Its also on shaky ground from a legal and ethical perspective I believe. Just my opinion. You don't have to agree with it.

Also, I absolutely would create one for free if I knew how. I have only done texture modding and some model work so I know very little about creating this type of tool. I have never charged for mods and never will. That isn't what modding should be about from my perspective.

I'm all for making a buck if you can. Tekken has a product people want, he charges for it (not unjust either, he works hard on Xpacker and xrey). Money makes the damn world go round. 

Also you literally just proved yourself a jackass. 

"some simple modding tools"

"I know very little about creating this type of tool"

How can one who claims to know so much, know so little?  It's simple! You're a jackass!

No offense of course.

 

The problem is that he has the only modding tool for this game, which means he has a monopoly on it and can charge these crazy prices for it. There is a difference between making a buck and overcharging people because you know they will pay it. Also, I called it a "simple" modding tool because it is compared to other more complicated programs that have a wide variety of functions. Lets look at X-Packer and another tool commonly used for some of the same purposes... Cheat Engine. Both can perform a lot of the same functions but X-Packer is specifically for ONE SINGLE GAME while Cheat Engine can be used on most games. And yet cheat engine is entirely free while X-Packer is $15. Considering that X-Packer only has one function (for a specific game) I would say it is the more simple tool of the two choices.  Also, I still think this is highly dubious from a legal perspective considering that he is making money from something that is kinda required (for people who don't know how to do it themselves) for modding 2K's game. That whole idea just doesn't sit well with me. Again, its just my opinion. 

Xpacker was designed for WWE Games so your argument is invalid.

Also, as I said, If you can make a buck go for it, people dont ahve to buy, but they will. You cant blame the guy, you'd do it in the same situation.

Legal nonsense or not, he made the tool, he can charge whether he wants or not, it's not our say or yours, its his.  2k charges $60 for basically the same game every year with a few new people, but you're not bitching about paying that fee. Fuck off.

[kim666]

like pozzum said above there is a simple and free tool for simple texture modding called pac tool. Old school modder^^

[Skelet0rr]

Old school modder, bite me, I've probably being doing this a lot longer than you and it means absolutely nothing - it doesn't mean your opinion matters more. What your autistic mind fails to understand is that without Tekken, there would not be a modding community like there is now - he enables a lot of us to do the things we do and charging for it is absolutely acceptable, I would encourage it. If you have a sustaining job and aren't wanking into a towel in your mothers basement on benefits, then the price tag is absolutely nothing. 

And that is the source of the problem. No modding community should ever rely solely on one modder's work to function. That is how situations like this are created where a modder can charge high prices. 

Also, its not paying $30 that matters, considering I buy a game about every week and often pay twice that. Its the principle of the issue that bothers me. As I said, we never charged for mods or modding tools so this sets a bad precedent in the gaming community. How long will it be before everyone is charging for modding tools? How long before they start trying to charge for certain types of mods too? Where does it end?

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

"simple modding tools" 

If they're so simple why don't you create them and release free of charge?   

Oh...wait....that's right it's not that simple. Fuck off.

Well, like I said, I come from old school modding and if someone tried to charge $30 for modding tools back then, they would be looked down on by most serious modders. I understand that today's pc modding community has changed a lot (not in a good way in my opinion) but it still seems more than a bit overpriced for a modding tool, considering that these tools are usually released for free on most games. Heck I've bought a lot of games that were cheaper than these tools. If someone is into modding for the money, then they are doing it for the wrong reasons. And where does it go from there? Trying to charge for the mods themselves next? Its also on shaky ground from a legal and ethical perspective I believe. Just my opinion. You don't have to agree with it.

Also, I absolutely would create one for free if I knew how. I have only done texture modding and some model work so I know very little about creating this type of tool. I have never charged for mods and never will. That isn't what modding should be about from my perspective.

I'm all for making a buck if you can. Tekken has a product people want, he charges for it (not unjust either, he works hard on Xpacker and xrey). Money makes the damn world go round. 

Also you literally just proved yourself a jackass. 

"some simple modding tools"

"I know very little about creating this type of tool"

How can one who claims to know so much, know so little?  It's simple! You're a jackass!

No offense of course.

 

The problem is that he has the only modding tool for this game, which means he has a monopoly on it and can charge these crazy prices for it. There is a difference between making a buck and overcharging people because you know they will pay it. Also, I called it a "simple" modding tool because it is compared to other more complicated programs that have a wide variety of functions. Lets look at X-Packer and another tool commonly used for some of the same purposes... Cheat Engine. Both can perform a lot of the same functions but X-Packer is specifically for ONE SINGLE GAME while Cheat Engine can be used on most games. And yet cheat engine is entirely free while X-Packer is $15. Considering that X-Packer only has one function (for a specific game) I would say it is the more simple tool of the two choices.  Also, I still think this is highly dubious from a legal perspective considering that he is making money from something that is kinda required (for people who don't know how to do it themselves) for modding 2K's game. That whole idea just doesn't sit well with me. Again, its just my opinion. 

Xpacker was designed for WWE Games so your argument is invalid.

Also, as I said, If you can make a buck go for it, people dont ahve to buy, but they will. You cant blame the guy, you'd do it in the same situation.

Legal nonsense or not, he made the tool, he can charge whether he wants or not, it's not our say or yours, its his.  2k charges $60 for basically the same game every year with a few new people, but you're not bitching about paying that fee. Fuck off.

No, actually I wouldn't do the same. I never have and never will. That wasn't ever what modding was about for me and most other modders until recent years. Like I said, the PC modding community we have these days reflects society as a whole in my opinion. The days of people modding for the community and to make the games better are long gone. And actually, no, the legal issue isn't that he made a tool, its that he is making money off a tool created specifically for this game series. I'm pretty sure there is probably some kind of issue there if 2K wanted to pursue it. 

Yes, I pay the $60 a year because they are making money from their own work. X-packer makes money from 2K's work. Want me to prove it? Okay, if WWE2k didn't exist anymore, what function would X-Packer serve? Exactly. It profits from 2K's game, which is why its legally dubious. But anyway, I'm done arguing about this for now. I've said my two cents on the subject. Modders are going to do whatever want regardless of what I say here, at least until the price reaches a point where people stop paying for it.

[AlcLegacy]

Old school modder, bite me, I've probably being doing this a lot longer than you and it means absolutely nothing - it doesn't mean your opinion matters more. What your autistic mind fails to understand is that without Tekken, there would not be a modding community like there is now - he enables a lot of us to do the things we do and charging for it is absolutely acceptable, I would encourage it. If you have a sustaining job and aren't wanking into a towel in your mothers basement on benefits, then the price tag is absolutely nothing. 

And that is the source of the problem. No modding community should ever rely solely on one modder's work to function. That is how situations like this are created where a modder can charge high prices. 

Also, its not paying $30 that matters, considering I buy a game about every week and often pay twice that. Its the principle of the issue that bothers me. As I said, we never charged for mods or modding tools so this sets a bad precedent in the gaming community. How long will it be before everyone is charging for modding tools? How long before they start trying to charge for certain types of mods too? Where does it end?

Probably not. I'm thinking about modding some wrestlers for 2k16 myself if someone actually releases a free tool this year. I'm more of an old school modder/gamer so I refuse to pay $30 for some simple modding tools. I haven't done any serious modding since high school when I created maps and skins for Tribes 1 & 2 and Unreal Tournament so a lot has changed in games since then. It may take me a month or two to learn everything but I am already pretty skilled at texture modding. 

There are definitely some wrestlers I would like to add who people don't seem to create or they do and the mods just don't look very good.

"simple modding tools" 

If they're so simple why don't you create them and release free of charge?   

Oh...wait....that's right it's not that simple. Fuck off.

Well, like I said, I come from old school modding and if someone tried to charge $30 for modding tools back then, they would be looked down on by most serious modders. I understand that today's pc modding community has changed a lot (not in a good way in my opinion) but it still seems more than a bit overpriced for a modding tool, considering that these tools are usually released for free on most games. Heck I've bought a lot of games that were cheaper than these tools. If someone is into modding for the money, then they are doing it for the wrong reasons. And where does it go from there? Trying to charge for the mods themselves next? Its also on shaky ground from a legal and ethical perspective I believe. Just my opinion. You don't have to agree with it.

Also, I absolutely would create one for free if I knew how. I have only done texture modding and some model work so I know very little about creating this type of tool. I have never charged for mods and never will. That isn't what modding should be about from my perspective.

I'm all for making a buck if you can. Tekken has a product people want, he charges for it (not unjust either, he works hard on Xpacker and xrey). Money makes the damn world go round. 

Also you literally just proved yourself a jackass. 

"some simple modding tools"

"I know very little about creating this type of tool"

How can one who claims to know so much, know so little?  It's simple! You're a jackass!

No offense of course.

 

The problem is that he has the only modding tool for this game, which means he has a monopoly on it and can charge these crazy prices for it. There is a difference between making a buck and overcharging people because you know they will pay it. Also, I called it a "simple" modding tool because it is compared to other more complicated programs that have a wide variety of functions. Lets look at X-Packer and another tool commonly used for some of the same purposes... Cheat Engine. Both can perform a lot of the same functions but X-Packer is specifically for ONE SINGLE GAME while Cheat Engine can be used on most games. And yet cheat engine is entirely free while X-Packer is $15. Considering that X-Packer only has one function (for a specific game) I would say it is the more simple tool of the two choices.  Also, I still think this is highly dubious from a legal perspective considering that he is making money from something that is kinda required (for people who don't know how to do it themselves) for modding 2K's game. That whole idea just doesn't sit well with me. Again, its just my opinion. 

Xpacker was designed for WWE Games so your argument is invalid.

Also, as I said, If you can make a buck go for it, people dont ahve to buy, but they will. You cant blame the guy, you'd do it in the same situation.

Legal nonsense or not, he made the tool, he can charge whether he wants or not, it's not our say or yours, its his.  2k charges $60 for basically the same game every year with a few new people, but you're not bitching about paying that fee. Fuck off.

 

No, actually I wouldn't do the same. I never have and never will. That wasn't ever what modding was about for me and most other modders until recent years. Like I said, the PC modding community we have these days reflects society as a whole in my opinion. The days of people modding for the community and to make the games better are long gone. And actually, no, the legal issue isn't that he made a tool, its that he is making money off a tool created specifically for this game series. I'm pretty sure there is probably some kind of issue there if 2K wanted to pursue it. 

Yes, I pay the $60 a year because they are making money from their own work. X-packer makes money from 2K's work. Want me to prove it? Okay, if WWE2k didn't exist anymore, what function would X-Packer serve? Exactly. It profits from 2K's game, which is why its legally dubious. But anyway, I'm done arguing about this for now. I've said my two cents on the subject. Modders are going to do whatever want regardless of what I say here, at least until the price reaches a point where people stop paying for it.

2k couldn't go after him for anything. Yeah, he makes tools to mod their games, but he's no directly using anything they've made. That's US. So really, if they wanted to come after anyone, it would be people who get "donations" for their mods that are using 2k's models and textures. 

[Smacktalks]

Tekken's tools take a lot of time to develop and have made the majority of modding possible, therefore he is more than welcome to charge for them.

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