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Red-Orange Hollow Thief Hood Retexture
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About this mod
Retexture (not just a recolor) of the Hollow Thief Hood, matching it to the red/orange tattered texture of the cloth mantle on the Balder Armor.
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DESCRIPTION:
I love the dark, ratty look of the Hollow Thief Hood (as well as how light it is), but I don't like the brown/tan burlap texture that makes it look like the Sack, so I set out to not only make it look a little more interesting (and stylish), but also to match it to the Balder Armor.
As you can see in the pictures, it matches the the top mantle of the Balder Armor fairly well, making it look like a hooded version of the armor. The texture itself is adapted from the not-so-tattered portions of the Balder Armor (not the extremely tattered, layered parts of it).
Besides that, not much else to it. I added a blood stain on one side of the hood, but you'll have to look closely. It's subtle, like I intended it to be.
INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:
Just drop the PNG files into your tex_override file, or let NMM do it for you. As always, make sure you have "enableTextureOverride 0" set to "enableTextureOverride 1" in your DSfix.ini to allow new textures. Nothing to it.
I love the dark, ratty look of the Hollow Thief Hood (as well as how light it is), but I don't like the brown/tan burlap texture that makes it look like the Sack, so I set out to not only make it look a little more interesting (and stylish), but also to match it to the Balder Armor.
As you can see in the pictures, it matches the the top mantle of the Balder Armor fairly well, making it look like a hooded version of the armor. The texture itself is adapted from the not-so-tattered portions of the Balder Armor (not the extremely tattered, layered parts of it).
Besides that, not much else to it. I added a blood stain on one side of the hood, but you'll have to look closely. It's subtle, like I intended it to be.
INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:
Just drop the PNG files into your tex_override file, or let NMM do it for you. As always, make sure you have "enableTextureOverride 0" set to "enableTextureOverride 1" in your DSfix.ini to allow new textures. Nothing to it.