This is a basic tutorial on how to make warmups in NBA 2K14.
So you can get warmups like these





Required resources for this:
- Blender 2.65-2.67
- Photoshop
- NBA 2K12 3DM editor or RED MC or NBA2KXMOD Tool
- Blender .N2KM Importer/Exporter
- Photoshop DDS Importer/Exporter
You're going to need to know how to use all of these there's already tutorials out there
Step 1: Download the file: https://www.mediafire.com/file/v2dlicab ... k.rar/file
This file is going to contain 2 files: a Blender file with the NBA 2K14 Warmups model [Which is found in the Global file] and a Photoshop file which contains the template for the warmups
Step 2: Open both files
Open both the blender and photoshop file because you're going to need to know where everything goes, the photoshop screenshot below is a already made warmup that I'm using for this tutorial.



The basics and where everything goes
So the blender models above are what make the warmup model, 0-15 are the longs sleeves and pants combined and 0-16 is the shirt and is connected to with the long sleeves that makes the upper part of the warmups.



For some reason, 2K made the warmup pants the opposite way lol. Because of that, the right side of pants is actually the left side and left side is right side

Step 3: Applying the assets
Skip to after you've edited the template to your liking, you're ready to import your warmup file into the team jersey file. You're going to save the warmup file as a png file then open the png file, do NOTHING with the file, and then save it as a DDS file

After you get past that, you'll see some options on how you want the DDS file to be saved. Since the warmup file isn't like the jersey file where you have to export both the RGB and alpha channels, you need to select "Color" on the Texture Type, and then select "None" on the Mip Maps (if it isn't already selected), the DDS file is automatically going to DXT1, which matches the required import for the warmups in the jersey file. Click "Ok" to save.

After you save it, you're going to open any of the editors [I'm using the 3DM editor for example] I listed on this post and open the jersey.iff file. After you open the file, go to where the warmups is located and then click on the import button.

Select the DDS file you made

Success!


I'm a beginner in modding 2K so this was fun to make. Now enjoy your warmups!