Don't hold me to it, but there MIGHT be a way to do a client-side mod that would apply the print as a replacement for one of the other patterns. But it would only work on YOUR machine. No one else would see it. You'd really have to hunt in the .PIGG files for that pattern. Then apply some creative cut-paste file replacement. I've done that sort of thing once before, but ONLY because I'd seen the results on another character posted. And even then it was only the replacement of a color pattern, not an actual texture. (I replaced the "blast" pattern with the one that the COT Succubi use.) The problem here is that I think this might not be just a pattern, but a burned in texture on a shirt that has no counterpart in the player costume creator.
It's one of those things where it's possible. But would probably require more work than it's really worth. Unless you really REALLY want something bad.
Just want to re-iterate - a client-side mod like that would only be seen ON YOUR OWN MACHINE. No one else sees it. They just see the original texture. Unless you've sent them the replacement files and they apply it on their own machine.
Client-side mods can be fun and amusing. Replace "Celtic 2" emblem with the Superman shield. Likewise for "Badge" to Batman symbol. Stuff like that just to play with costumes and get screenshots. Other fun things can be done. (and before you ask, yes, this is how certain "Nude Mods" are done as well.)
Oh - and the new files don't alter the code of the game. They just reside in the data folder and override the specific files. Modding might "technically" be frowned on, but it doesn't violate the EULA. I don't think it does. Haven't checked in awhile. In any case, it's so low priority the Devs would be unlikely to care in any case.
It's one of those things where it's possible. But would probably require more work than it's really worth. Unless you really REALLY want something bad.
Just want to re-iterate - a client-side mod like that would only be seen ON YOUR OWN MACHINE. No one else sees it. They just see the original texture. Unless you've sent them the replacement files and they apply it on their own machine.
Client-side mods can be fun and amusing. Replace "Celtic 2" emblem with the Superman shield. Likewise for "Badge" to Batman symbol. Stuff like that just to play with costumes and get screenshots. Other fun things can be done. (and before you ask, yes, this is how certain "Nude Mods" are done as well.)
Oh - and the new files don't alter the code of the game. They just reside in the data folder and override the specific files. Modding might "technically" be frowned on, but it doesn't violate the EULA. I don't think it does. Haven't checked in awhile. In any case, it's so low priority the Devs would be unlikely to care in any case.