MGP24 MotoGP 24 Modding Tutorial

[Anto30]

Which step is this for, could you provide a screenshot?

Nevermind i forgot to copy the path to the base files its working now but where can we see the custom rider numbers ?

 

[Anto30]

I'll add importing custom models to the list

Do you think its possible to replace the current ducati model with the 2018 one ?

 

[serg1ogm]

Agregaré la importación de modelos personalizados a la lista.

¿Vas a poder hacerlo al final?

 

[DigiBric]

What is the texture that causes this relief?

Edit: Ok Found, the texture is livery00x_n

 

[BIKER7202]

Do you think its possible to replace the current ducati model with the 2018 one ?

Yes that would be relatively straight forward

 

[Anto30]

Yes that would be relatively straight forward

Do you think you can make one ?

 

[Anto30]

Do you think you can make one ?

Or make a tutorial on how to do it ?

 

[GrimlockX]

Hi! Could you show me how to edit the official rider's riding style, please? Thanks!

 

[TOXIC_MK_49]

How to enable mods if I didn´t get motogp from steam?

 

[FT88]

This post focusses on how to create bike skins. I know some of you will want to do more but it's a good way to get used to the tools and the processes.

Again, Make Sure You Check Out The "Enable Mods" Section From The Previous Post Before Creating Any Mods. Otherwise They Won't Work In Game!!!

Spoiler: Getting Set Up

Before you do anything, you'll first need to get the tools that you'll be using throughout the tutorial.

Text Tutorial:
You'll need to download 3 things:

Spoiler: Repacking Tools

These can be downloaded here: https://www.overtake.gg/downloads/motogp-24-mod-repacking-tools.70132/

Once you have that file downloaded, extract it somewhere that you can easily find as you'll need it later.

Spoiler: UE Viewer

Next you'll need a program called UE Viewer (formerly known as Umodel): https://www.gildor.org/en/projects/umodel

Similarly to the repacking tools, extract this file to an easy to find place as you'll need to run the program shortly.

Spoiler: Unreal Engine Editor

Next you'll need to install Unreal Engine Editor Version 4.27:

Download Unreal Engine

Follow these steps to download and install Unreal Engine.

www.unrealengine.com

That page has a video showing you how to install Unreal Engine, you will want to select version 4.27 from the drop down.

Spoiler: Editing Bike Skins

Now that you've got the tools you'll need from the first part we can get into the modding!!

Text Tutorial:
First of all I'll start by showing you how to edit a bike skin as it's fairly simple, but the process is the same for pretty much any texture in the game so afterwards you can try with something else.

Section 1: Export

Spoiler: Export

- Open Umodel (This will be located where you extracted it earlier).
- Copy and paste the path to MotoGP 24 game directory into the text box (Normally it is: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MotoGP™24" ).
- Don't try to navigate to it as it will remove everything after the "™" and you wont see any files, just copy the path directly into the text box.
- Select "Override Game Detection".
- Select "Unreal Engine 4" And "Unreal Engine 4.27".
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- Then hit "OK".

As with MotoGP 23, the game files are encrypted so a decryption key must be entered.

- You'll be presented with a window asking for an AES key, that looks like this:
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- Enter this key: 0xDAA05A8D0A1E1948431E91FDB2004A775B209CEDF7FEF3C9B1E1EB4579099839
- Now click "Ok".

- You'll now have a window with all the directories of the game.
- Navigate to: "Game\assets\graphics\vehicles\bikes\cat001\chassis\chassis101".
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If you're unsure of the ID of the bike you want to edit click on textures and then on "livery001_d.uasset".
This will load the first texture of the bike so you can see if this is the bike you want to edit.
In this case we are using "chassis101", which is the Ducati GP23. (Strangely though, in this game livery001 in chassis101 seems to be a Bastianini texture from an old patch.)

Opening the texture will display something like this:
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If you want to return to the previous screen press "O" and it will exit the preview.

- Once you have found the texture you want to edit, click on "Tools->Export current object" and Umodel will export the texture currently being viewed.
-Umodel will automatically create a folder called "UmodelExport" located where Umodel.exe is. (Again this is where you extracted it to earlier).
You can now find the texture (.tga format) and edit it!

Section 2: Import back in game

Spoiler: Prepare

Part 1: Prepare your modded textures.
Basically we are now going to convert the modded .tga texture to a .uasset (The file format used in Unreal Engine games).
- Launch the Unreal Engine editor.
- Select Games.
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- Select Blank Project.
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- Select no starter content, choose a path to save the project to and then you can name it whatever you want. I'm going to call mine "Tutorial".
- Click on Create Project. (Again, create this somewhere you can find later)
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- Now that the project is created, you need to create the same directory structure as the texture you extracted through Umodel.

In our case this is:
"Content\assets\graphics\vehicles\bikes\cat001\chassis\chassis101\textures".

To create a folder, Right Click and select "New Folder".

Once it is done, it will look like this:
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- Now drag your modded texture here:
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- Double Click the texture and change the Texture Group setting to "Project Group 01", this is so the texture doesn't appear blurry in game before loading fully.
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- Now you can close the texture window to return to the previous screen.
- Click on File->Save all.
- Click on File->Cook content for windows.
Once this has finished, you can now close Unreal Engine.

Spoiler: Repack

Part 2: Repack.
In this part of the process, we are taking the files you just cooked and repacking them for the game.

- Now go to the location you saved the Unreal Project earlier.
- From there go to "Saved\Cooked\WindowsNoEditor\ProjectName\Content".

You will see there is a folder called "assets".
- Copy this "assets" folder.

- Next you need to go to the "MotoGP 24 Mod Repacking Tools" folder (This will be wherever you put it earlier).
- From here go to "motogp24\Content".
- Paste the "assets" folder from the previous step.
- Now go back to the “MotoGP 24 Mod Repacking Tools” folder and double click "repack command.bat".

Once it's done (it's quick), you will have a file called "pakchunk1-WindowsNoEditor_X_P.pak". Replace the X with something else, like "pakchunk1-WindowsNoEditor_MyMod_P.pak".

- Finally copy the pak file you created and paste into:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MotoGP™24\motogp24\Content\Paks"
(or wherever you have installed the game).

Make sure you copy it to where all the other pak files are!!

You're done! Check your mod in game.

Hi biker, I have some question. first, can this tool transfer rider to other team ? I want to move some riders to their 2025 team. like marquez to ducati lenovo n jorge martin to aprillia. and second, can this tool edit rider performance ??I thought marc marquez is under performance in this game.
pls tell me how if its possible to transfer a rider and edit their performance. Big Thx and good job after all.

 

[FT88]

How to enable mods if I didn´t get motogp from steam?

right click on your shortcut icon, the klik properties, on target box add" -fileopenlog" without quotes.

 

[Marg]

Interesting where are team colors stored, I mean those which are small square backgrounds when shown in the standings during the race on the left side (white numbers are on them). I saw on TV they updated SpeedUP team with red-pink ones. They are rarely with blue-green color thin season.

 

[farhanalzikri]

Yes, I’ll write up at tutorial for that soon

when tutorial update? for up performance rider

 

[TOXIC_MK_49]

right click on your shortcut icon, the klik properties, on target box add" -fileopenlog" without quotes.

But where exactly??

 

[DigiBric]

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This is for texture_d,
but for _I or _n is the same?

 

[FT88]

But where exactly??

did you put your motogp shortcut on your dekstop ? Just right click the shortcut and go to properties. you will see target box like this "C:\Program Files\MotoGP 24\motogp24.exe". just add " -fileopenlog" (w/out quotes) at the end of it like this: "C:\Program Files\MotoGP 24\motogp24.exe" -fileopenlog
or go to your installation folder first, make a shortcut and do like i told you above.

 

[BIKER7202]

This is for texture_d,
but for _I or _n is the same?

For _n yes it's the exact same, for _l you need to set the compression setting to Masks (no sRGB) as well

 

[TOXIC_MK_49]

did you put your motogp shortcut on your dekstop ? Just right click the shortcut and go to properties. you will see target box like this "C:\Program Files\MotoGP 24\motogp24.exe". just add " -fileopenlog" (w/out quotes) at the end of it like this: "C:\Program Files\MotoGP 24\motogp24.exe" -fileopenlog
or go to your installation folder first, make a shortcut and do like i told you above.

Yes, later posting my last comment Isolved the problem, but without you first comment I will probably never installled mods, so very thank you!!!! ❤❤❤

 

[Buzzer4246]

Hi there,

how can i remove the crowd next to the track? I tried making the corresponding files just blank pngs but the game said, that it found corrupted files

 

[BIKER7202]

Hi there,

how can i remove the crowd next to the track? I tried making the corresponding files just blank pngs but the game said, that it found corrupted files

Did you cook the pngs?