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This mod brings back the soft and fluffy snow cover and falling snow to the City so that the holidays can continue, and also adds some new winter weather scenarios and new ice volatiles inspired by the original game. Some of the colors and textures used to create the volatiles are also taken from the original game.
Features
Delete `Data2.pak` and `Data5.pak` from the game's folder (`Dying Light 2\ph\source`).
Verify the integrity files of your game to delete the custom textures.
Bugs/issues
Combined use with other mods that interact with player variables may cause crashes.
Credits
Special thanks to Bub for help with sound events, EricPlayZ for creating and supporting tools `EGameTools` that simplifies the process of developing and testing mods!
Features
- snow cover on the map
- visual effect of falling snow
- weather scenarios "snow and rain"
- new weather scenario "Snow Storm" for night and daytime
- new special infected "Ice'd Volatiles" (OPTIONAL)
- new sound for "Snow Storm" weather scenarios
- new Dynamic Weather Change at night
- new Pool of Christmas Infected
- Download the archive and move the `Data2.pak` file to the game's folder (`Dying Light 2\ph\source`), if you use optional files, also move the `Data5.pak` file to the game's folder (`Dying Light 2\ph\source`).
- If there is already `Data2.pak` or `Data5.pak` there, rename them to DataX.pak and so on accordingly.
- To install optional files, you also need to use '010 Editor ' and inject custom texture files into `common_textures_0_pc.rpack`.
- Launch the game without an Event. (The mod can work together with the Winter Event, but there may be glitches in the weather scenario randomizer)
- Have fun.
Delete `Data2.pak` and `Data5.pak` from the game's folder (`Dying Light 2\ph\source`).
Verify the integrity files of your game to delete the custom textures.
Bugs/issues
Combined use with other mods that interact with player variables may cause crashes.
Credits
Special thanks to Bub for help with sound events, EricPlayZ for creating and supporting tools `EGameTools` that simplifies the process of developing and testing mods!