Adds the vanilla dyes to CC for previewing how they would look like in your current armor. (Working on making the selection actually set the color to your items).
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Changelogs
Version 1.0.0
Initial Release.
Every Vanilla Dye added.
Separator mod as an optional file.
Plus Dyes - Builder optional (recommended) download. Best used with Plus UI.
Adds every vanilla dye to the CC/Magic Mirror interface for previewing how the dyes would look in the armour you are wearing.
Working on making the changes permanent once you click confirm to say good bye to the tedious dye process (Via SE, thanks to "Focus" for a clue on how to get there).
Optional separator for the dyes from the rest of the skin colours (Explanation below).
Allows to investigate how to colour the skin of a non-human character and also doubles as skin colour for many (like Gnolls, Displacer Beast and Dire Wolf)
General Information
Right now, this is a way to quickly preview dyes in character creator. It is done via hijacking the same visual resource used by skin colours to preview the dye live in CC, so to separate and make a clear indicator of where the dyes start and the skins end there is an optional file that add "black" icons and should be placed where your dye mod start. I tried to make a custom selector in Plus UI for these dyes but have failed so far to filter them. I think it will be possible in the future.
There is another file that I will be uploading shortly after this goes lived called Plus Dyes - Builder which also adds "pieces" of dye clearly labelled to identify what piece of an armour is colored by what and can be used as a way to start making the dye you want for the armour set you like. It can be considered a Modder's resource, but it is pretty neat. It can also facilitate identifying other dyeable assets like hair accesories or skin colouring options for certain races.
Compatibility
Compatible with my mods and probably most other things in Nexus.
Load Order
Place the separator at the start of your dye section, and you can put Plus Dyes at the start or along the rest of my mods.
Plus Origins: Adds Origins and Hirelings which have signature Spell Sets and Gear Sets. Also fixes some problems with vanilla hirelings, adds titles (including to vanilla origins) and enables the extra party members as origins.
Plus Backgrounds:
Plus Origins: Adds 10 backgrounds and organizes the tab.
Plus Races:
Plus Races - Gnolls: Playable Gnoll race and 5 subraces. Plus Races - Rework: Organizes the races menu; adds subraces for Gith, Orc and Human; moves half breeds to their parent races and bug fixes.
Elminster's Beard: Adds Elminster's Beard to every race, body and gender. Gale's Beard: Adds Gale's Beard to every race, body and gender. Ketheric's Beard: Adds Ketheric's Beard to every race, body and gender. Voss' Hair: Adds Voss' Hair to every race, body and gender.
Plus Utilities:
Plus Categories: Category tags for Baldur's Gate 3 Mod Manager.
Disclaimers:
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Even if I make available a guide on how to use Vortex successfully, I only truly support BG3MM usage.
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My old mods will get updated description pages if they are the old format.
