Adds dyes that only color one part of the equipment at a time, they can be stacked and they helpful for making your own dyes. This is not a dye maker in the sense that it will make it for you at this stage though.
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Changelogs
Version 1.0.0
Initial Release.
9 Labelled Options per colourable option on the character/item.
Adds 9 (144 in total) dyes per colorable asset to CC on an item or a player character for each of the following.
Cloth: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary.
Leather: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary.
Metal Primary, Secondary and Tertiary.
Color: 1, 2 and 3.
Custom: 1, 2 and 3.
Accent Color.
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
Really fun mod to daydream, design and make your dye previews. I actually recommend this mod to non-modders so they can see what is possible to be done with a armour piece when shopping for dyes as some parts are not colourable or don't get the right colour on application.
Compatibility
Compatible with my mods and probably any other out there.
Load Order
Probably better placed after Plus Dyes along with the rest of my mods but the placement is not hard for these ones except for sorting them properly in the CC skin colour panel (or Plus UI colour dye section):
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:
Modding always has a risk of breaking your on-going saves. Keep this is mind to diminish frustrations if, or when, it happens.
Remember to read the description pages of mods, and every resource modders make available, instead of avoiding that and going the "easy" but time consuming route of asking again while disregarding everything. If it is a new or unknown issue then I'm happy to help.
Even if I make available a guide on how to use Vortex successfully, I only truly support BG3MM usage.
Don't repost my work, or copy it. I'll make sure to add people that has permission of usage but otherwise if you see it elsewhere they are likely abusing.
Piece of advice: You can likely disregard reading from the "Links" section onwards if you have done so once on my mods already as this is part of a signature copied over to every mod I release, and I'll likely edit the pinned comment with the last version update that the pinned information changed as to save you the hassle of reading twice the same thing.
My old mods will get updated description pages if they are the old format.
