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Questions & Tutorials / Re: How to Replace Logos on Clothing Textures in THUG2/THUGPRO?
« Last post by Hardronix (Legit XD) on February 25, 2026, 04:57:33 pm »Oh and I'm sorry modify inline is broken so I'm gonna reply! That post HAS LITERALLY FILES ATTACHED TO THAT! Maybe that's what you need, hwm-hwm? :3
You need like the defeat0r tools lol
You need like the defeat0r tools lol
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Questions & Tutorials / Re: How to Replace Logos on Clothing Textures in THUG2/THUGPRO?
« Last post by Hardronix (Legit XD) on February 25, 2026, 04:55:48 pm »Ah yeah, welcome! So, what you will need is... Some tools from thmods, but since thmods is down, we gotta use internet archive lmao!
Grab this: https://web.archive.org/web/20220522171822/http://thmods.com/mod_tools/sources.zip
Extract sources.zip
Find defeat0r.rar inside, extract that
You'll need two zip archives:
TGA2IMG_UG2v0-02.zip
IMG2TGA_UG2v0-04.zip
Extract them, and you will find the tools you need!
Or hit up @hardronix on Discord if you ever feel lost~
Grab this: https://web.archive.org/web/20220522171822/http://thmods.com/mod_tools/sources.zip
Extract sources.zip
Find defeat0r.rar inside, extract that
You'll need two zip archives:
TGA2IMG_UG2v0-02.zip
IMG2TGA_UG2v0-04.zip
Extract them, and you will find the tools you need!
Or hit up @hardronix on Discord if you ever feel lost~
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Questions & Tutorials / How to Replace Logos on Clothing Textures in THUG2/THUGPRO?
« Last post by toysho3hunna on February 23, 2026, 10:59:14 am »Hi everyone,
I’ve been trying to replace the logo on clothing textures in thug2/thugpro so I can put my own logo on shirts/hoodies, but I can’t figure it out. I know the game uses .xbx texture files, and I saw the thread → https://thpsx.com/forums/index.php?topic=1404.0
, but I couldn’t find any tools or download links there.
Can someone please point me to the correct tools and steps for editing/replacing clothing logos? Any help/tutorial links would be very appreciated!
I’ve been trying to replace the logo on clothing textures in thug2/thugpro so I can put my own logo on shirts/hoodies, but I can’t figure it out. I know the game uses .xbx texture files, and I saw the thread → https://thpsx.com/forums/index.php?topic=1404.0
, but I couldn’t find any tools or download links there.
Can someone please point me to the correct tools and steps for editing/replacing clothing logos? Any help/tutorial links would be very appreciated!
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General THPS(X) / Re: Tony Hawk's Underground GBA Patch
« Last post by cyris on January 15, 2026, 11:06:05 am »hi good post! good day!
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General THPS(X) / Re: Tony Hawk's Underground GBA Patch
« Last post by InfiniteTGaming on December 19, 2025, 06:17:34 am »Is there anyway you could make a version of this patch with just the gaps fixed? I was talking with a buddy of mine about getting it used for RetroAchievements, but they'd need a version with the health bar and area names intact.
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General THPS(X) / Re: Is there any way to play 'Horse' mode on THUGPRO?
« Last post by LOGi on September 02, 2025, 12:59:28 pm »I'm also interested if there is a way to get to play Horse!
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General THPS(X) / Re: THAW CAS Flash Glitching Deep Dive
« Last post by Challenger on September 01, 2025, 12:04:51 pm »Final update for now. For reasons unknown, the glitch doesn't work with facial hair color and board wheel color using the hex editor method. I also tried to document a table for which parameters go with which objects but the game engine constantly adds and removes parameters from the array in the save file as you make various changes.
And speaking of skin, I present these abominations! All I can say is the guy looks like he has LSD Freddy Krueger hands and the girl looks like a witch fit to be burned at the stake.
Also tried flashing a few glasses. The Aviators look like a monocole off to the side and in some cases the frame just disappears, leaving floating lenses that look pretty cool. Glasses that colorize the lenses look even more broken (last screenshot).
The Afro turned out well, but he looks like he's literally beside himself. He also gets a wind sail behind him at times.
Now testing the goofy hats. The Dunce Hat is another one that completely vanishes. Don't look down or else you skater will stare back into your soul.
And there are certain hats that flash particularly well with no blinding spiky polygon side effects. Here are the Headphones. They are perfect except for the invisible piece in the center.
Here's the Pirate Hat as another example.
And the Sombrero. I believe this was commonly used in THUG2 because it looks so perfect when flashed.
Some more imperfect hats. The Sun Hat...
The Top Hat...
And the Tall Hat, which looks like a party hat to me...
Here's the Turban, definitely not perfect.
And the best, in my opinion, has to be the Paper Bag. It looks like Spongebob soaked up some rainbow paint. The geometry isn't even broken, just off-center. The eyeballs also flash, and the bag warps and flops all over the place while you run. This one's great fun!
Imgur album link if you want it for some reason.
https://imgur.com/a/nkR1D2r
If you bothered to scroll this far, I've attached the male and female flashy skin CAS files if interested for SLUS-21208 version 1.00. You have to have memory cards configured in PCSX2 to use a folder, not a memory card image file. Just unzip the file and paste the 2 folders into the PCSX2 memcards\memorycard.ps2 folder in wherever you have that data stored and they will show up in-game so you can load and experiment with them. I've found swapping around clothes changes their appearance, to make things extra creepy.
Thanks for reading, now go outside and enjoy your Labor Day.
And speaking of skin, I present these abominations! All I can say is the guy looks like he has LSD Freddy Krueger hands and the girl looks like a witch fit to be burned at the stake.
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Also tried flashing a few glasses. The Aviators look like a monocole off to the side and in some cases the frame just disappears, leaving floating lenses that look pretty cool. Glasses that colorize the lenses look even more broken (last screenshot).
:
The Afro turned out well, but he looks like he's literally beside himself. He also gets a wind sail behind him at times.
:
Now testing the goofy hats. The Dunce Hat is another one that completely vanishes. Don't look down or else you skater will stare back into your soul.
:
And there are certain hats that flash particularly well with no blinding spiky polygon side effects. Here are the Headphones. They are perfect except for the invisible piece in the center.
:
Here's the Pirate Hat as another example.
:
And the Sombrero. I believe this was commonly used in THUG2 because it looks so perfect when flashed.
:
Some more imperfect hats. The Sun Hat...
:
The Top Hat...
:
And the Tall Hat, which looks like a party hat to me...
:
Here's the Turban, definitely not perfect.
:
And the best, in my opinion, has to be the Paper Bag. It looks like Spongebob soaked up some rainbow paint. The geometry isn't even broken, just off-center. The eyeballs also flash, and the bag warps and flops all over the place while you run. This one's great fun!
:
Imgur album link if you want it for some reason.
https://imgur.com/a/nkR1D2r
If you bothered to scroll this far, I've attached the male and female flashy skin CAS files if interested for SLUS-21208 version 1.00. You have to have memory cards configured in PCSX2 to use a folder, not a memory card image file. Just unzip the file and paste the 2 folders into the PCSX2 memcards\memorycard.ps2 folder in wherever you have that data stored and they will show up in-game so you can load and experiment with them. I've found swapping around clothes changes their appearance, to make things extra creepy.
Thanks for reading, now go outside and enjoy your Labor Day.
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General THPS(X) / Re: The State of CAS Flash Glitching in THAW
« Last post by Challenger on August 31, 2025, 06:44:15 pm »I hope my consecutive posting isn't an issue, there's too much to add to a single post and breaking these up hopefully makes things more digestible.
I went back to the hex editor and found the reason some items don't flash when have I hue set to the far left (red), saturation 17 ticks to the right, and value 18 ticks to the right. Some items don't end up with the correct pair of values to trigger the glitch. Injecting 0x65 for sat and 0x56 for val lets you flash literally anything. Just re-calculate the CRC32 checksum and inject the new checksum into the first 4 bytes of the CAS file.
The CAS parameters are almost halfway into the file at the top of the next block of data after a block of zeroes. I call this the LUSA zone (Sonic Reducer certainly ain't one).
A link for that checksum tool if anyone wants it (I think I got this from thmods.com before it died a few years ago):
https://archive.org/details/thug2-save-file-checksum-utility
A shirt (tanktop) that normally doesn't flash using the in-game adjustments:
For the hue, it's a bit weird. Here's how I found it. 2 bytes back from 0x65 0x90 0x21 0x56, there should be 0x1F before 0x90 0x20. Before that should be a 0x92. So the sequence should appear as follows to edit the hue/sat/val and flash an object on your CAS:
What I've marked up in red is what I noticed after moving the hue 1 tick to the right from the far left (red) position (hue in the far left position is needed for the glitch to work). The 0x92 at the beginning changed to 0x90 and 0x05 was inserted after the following 0x1F. Can't explain why, maybe it's a least significant byte that otherwise isn't needed. I deleted that 0x05 and changed the 0x90 to 0x92. Then the object was flashed since that set the hue to the correct far left (red) position.
Confused yet?
I went back to the hex editor and found the reason some items don't flash when have I hue set to the far left (red), saturation 17 ticks to the right, and value 18 ticks to the right. Some items don't end up with the correct pair of values to trigger the glitch. Injecting 0x65 for sat and 0x56 for val lets you flash literally anything. Just re-calculate the CRC32 checksum and inject the new checksum into the first 4 bytes of the CAS file.
The CAS parameters are almost halfway into the file at the top of the next block of data after a block of zeroes. I call this the LUSA zone (Sonic Reducer certainly ain't one).
A link for that checksum tool if anyone wants it (I think I got this from thmods.com before it died a few years ago):
https://archive.org/details/thug2-save-file-checksum-utility
A shirt (tanktop) that normally doesn't flash using the in-game adjustments:
For the hue, it's a bit weird. Here's how I found it. 2 bytes back from 0x65 0x90 0x21 0x56, there should be 0x1F before 0x90 0x20. Before that should be a 0x92. So the sequence should appear as follows to edit the hue/sat/val and flash an object on your CAS:
What I've marked up in red is what I noticed after moving the hue 1 tick to the right from the far left (red) position (hue in the far left position is needed for the glitch to work). The 0x92 at the beginning changed to 0x90 and 0x05 was inserted after the following 0x1F. Can't explain why, maybe it's a least significant byte that otherwise isn't needed. I deleted that 0x05 and changed the 0x90 to 0x92. Then the object was flashed since that set the hue to the correct far left (red) position.
Confused yet?
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General THPS(X) / Re: The State of CAS Flash Glitching in THAW
« Last post by Challenger on August 31, 2025, 01:41:17 pm »Screenshot photobomb incoming, 56k warning for those old enough to remember what that means:
https://imgur.com/a/YSOTqBl
Or open the spoiler:
Crying rainbows, nuclear skies, and broken parrots, oh my!
https://imgur.com/a/YSOTqBl
Or open the spoiler:
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Crying rainbows, nuclear skies, and broken parrots, oh my!