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About this mod
Black becomes gray and vice-versa, as how it first appeared in AC04 and ACZ.
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Takes the Razgriz skin of the X-02S and changes the black areas to gray, and vice-versa.
What's the rationale for this mod? Well, the Black-Gray camo for the X-02 first appeared as Color 2 for the same aircraft in Ace Combat 04. When it appeared in Ace Combat 5 as the Razgriz skin, Black became gray and gray became black. Then it appeared again in Ace Combat Zero as the Mercenary skin, but the colors were swapped back to their original places.
So this mod changes the Razgriz Black-Gray camo skin to how it first appeared in AC04 and ACZ.
Mod includes:
- AC04 version - with Mobius and Erusean markings (options to replace Skins 1-3)
- ACZ version - Mercenary color with Cipher's markings (options to replace Skins 1-3)
- Blank version - (options to replace Skins 1-3)
- Trigger version - one file to replace Skins 4-6
How to install:
Go to:
1. \Steam\SteamApps\common\ACE COMBAT 7\Game\Content\Paks\
2. Create a folder called "~mods"
3. Drag and drop the skin .pak file you want to use (after unpacking the zip file) into the folder. The name indicates which skin it replaces.
4. Have fun!
What's the rationale for this mod? Well, the Black-Gray camo for the X-02 first appeared as Color 2 for the same aircraft in Ace Combat 04. When it appeared in Ace Combat 5 as the Razgriz skin, Black became gray and gray became black. Then it appeared again in Ace Combat Zero as the Mercenary skin, but the colors were swapped back to their original places.
So this mod changes the Razgriz Black-Gray camo skin to how it first appeared in AC04 and ACZ.
Mod includes:
- AC04 version - with Mobius and Erusean markings (options to replace Skins 1-3)
- ACZ version - Mercenary color with Cipher's markings (options to replace Skins 1-3)
- Blank version - (options to replace Skins 1-3)
- Trigger version - one file to replace Skins 4-6
How to install:
Go to:
1. \Steam\SteamApps\common\ACE COMBAT 7\Game\Content\Paks\
2. Create a folder called "~mods"
3. Drag and drop the skin .pak file you want to use (after unpacking the zip file) into the folder. The name indicates which skin it replaces.
4. Have fun!