I'll try. That's the idea. Some people told me to stop using texmod and remake all the mods in a different way. I'll do it but i am a noob right now (and lazy). I have to learn how to do it first. And again... thank you for being nice as always.

One modder said that he will help me. He speak spanish so it will be easier for me. 

ayorr maybe you can help buenrollo to update them. You have some experience on that

Should i upload this one? Do you like it?

Should i upload this one or the one in the video (a bit darker)??

Added another version of Hades.

In a tpf mod, there is no modification of normal files, so the .emm, emo and 2ry are that of the original character.

You only need to convert the textures into the emb. You need a program called tpfextrat (command line version) to extract the textures from the tpf. Then, if the extractes textures are in bmp, you need a program that can read transparencies from 32 bits bmp, like paint.net with the plugin here: forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/11201-alpha-32bits-bitmap-support-for-paintnet/
(that plugin requires you to rename .bmp files with the .bmpx extension)

With that and the original .emb, you can look one by one, and converting each .bmp texture to a .dds file, which can also be done with paint.net. You just have to be careful to select the proper dds format (your new file should be exactly same size as original game .dds). After that, you only have to reinject these new .dds into the emb and done.

Most of the time, the big texture (2048x2048) and middle sized textures (256x256) uses the dds format DX5 with mip maps, and the little images (256x64) use DX1 without mip maps. Avatars (256x256) use DX5 without mip maps. That's just a generic guide of values, you really have to check the file size generated with each option.

Buenrollo hopefully you can convert your mods in .ssz because I love them. Greeting man, I guess you've been really busy lately

Ayorr he may need some help ;p