Note: when creating hi-res textures, there can be a large volume of textures, contributing to a possible loss in diskspace. Therefore, its quite wise to disable texture dumping when its not needed or wanted.

  1. Click the option in the emulator to configure the video plugin.
  2. In the Rice Video plugin dialog box, you should see the following:  




  1. Click on the Texture Enhancement tab.
  2. Then, tick Dump textures to files. The textures then will be dumped to the "texture_dump" subdirectory of your emulator's "Plugin" directory, under the game's internal N64 ROM name:

  

  1. To disable texture dumping, untick the Dump textures to files option.
  2. To modify the textures, you'll need to use a graphics program. Often, Photoshop is a good program for performing. custom game art creations. When creating the new custom textures, its essential that the SAME filename when saving the new textures is the same as the texture you want to replace. This is due to the plugin's method of texture dumping.