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About this mod
Makes the curse ward greatshield and the moaning greatshield thinner.
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I've made the curse ward greatshield and the moaning shield thinner.
The curse ward greatshield is ridiculously thick. From what I can see it's supposed to resemble one of these ancient greek shields, but it looks like a hunk of steel. I edited it and thinned it out to make it look semi-practical. Same thing with the moaning shield, but that one wasn't as bad. i just made it slightly thinner.
You will need UXM to install this.
If you're new to installing mods with UXM, here's some instructions I found in the comments of this modpage:
If you've already installed mods with UXM before, you only have to redo step 4 and 5.
If you also want to know how to modifiy textures and models from the game, check out these channels I found:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYMwC9CF988
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmJNH1EiV7kwbwA0Pr9be9g/videos
The curse ward greatshield is ridiculously thick. From what I can see it's supposed to resemble one of these ancient greek shields, but it looks like a hunk of steel. I edited it and thinned it out to make it look semi-practical. Same thing with the moaning shield, but that one wasn't as bad. i just made it slightly thinner.
You will need UXM to install this.
If you're new to installing mods with UXM, here's some instructions I found in the comments of this modpage:
- Download the UXM mod and run "UXM.exe". Now click "Browse" and select your "DarkSoulsIII.exe".
- If you are unsure where to find "DarkSoulsIII.exe", open Steam and right-click on the Dark Souls 3 entry, then "Manage" > "Browse local files". Your file explorer will now open. "DarkSoulsIII.exe" is inside the "Game" folder.
- After you selected "DarkSoulsIII.exe" in UXM, click "Unpack" and let UXM do its thing.
- After it's done, click "Explore" and you will see a "parts" folder in your game's directory. Overwrite the ".dcx" files in the "parts" folder with the ones from this mod.
- Once you've done that, click on "patch" to make the changes take effect. When you get "patching complete" you can close UXM and play the game.
If you've already installed mods with UXM before, you only have to redo step 4 and 5.
If you also want to know how to modifiy textures and models from the game, check out these channels I found:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYMwC9CF988
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmJNH1EiV7kwbwA0Pr9be9g/videos