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About this mod
Cute fruit themed eyes for your V! 39 eyes with 3 sclera variants
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Some cute fruit themed eyes for your V! 39 eyes that come in 3 sclera variants: solid white, realistic grayscale, and solid black.
Installation: Go to your main cyberpunk folder and just drop the archive folder from my mod right in there. Or if you want to do things more directly, within the cyberpunk main folder open archive>pc>mod and drop the mod file in there. Then make sure you install Halvkyrie's Unique Eyes Core (default version, not gradient) and JSILVERHVND's ICONIC Character Creation Icon Framework and any requirements they have. You should be good to go from there! If you have any issues, first make sure everything is installed right and up to date, then try renaming the file to start with "!" to move it up the load order.
Thank you to MeltingAngels for her tutorials, which have been a massive help in learning how to mod and made navigating Wolvenkit feel much less intimidating. And thank you to Kala for making her mods usable as modders resources, since when I started my first eye mod being able to look at the structure of a finished eye mod really helped clear some things up that were confusing me. And thanks to both for all their fantastic mods, since seeing all the cool stuff they've been putting out encouraged me to make my own mods :3
Installation: Go to your main cyberpunk folder and just drop the archive folder from my mod right in there. Or if you want to do things more directly, within the cyberpunk main folder open archive>pc>mod and drop the mod file in there. Then make sure you install Halvkyrie's Unique Eyes Core (default version, not gradient) and JSILVERHVND's ICONIC Character Creation Icon Framework and any requirements they have. You should be good to go from there! If you have any issues, first make sure everything is installed right and up to date, then try renaming the file to start with "!" to move it up the load order.
Thank you to MeltingAngels for her tutorials, which have been a massive help in learning how to mod and made navigating Wolvenkit feel much less intimidating. And thank you to Kala for making her mods usable as modders resources, since when I started my first eye mod being able to look at the structure of a finished eye mod really helped clear some things up that were confusing me. And thanks to both for all their fantastic mods, since seeing all the cool stuff they've been putting out encouraged me to make my own mods :3