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About this mod
replaces Bloodhound with Yamato baddie from one piece, has hair physics and cloth.
And replaces Large club with Yamato's weapon
- Permissions and credits
- Donations
i did this mod cuz the other one got 5 endorsements if this mod gets idk lets say 15-20 endorsements ( cuz this mod took a bit long to make ) ill make alot more one piece stuff and if not then ill do other stuff
also i take commission you can find me on d: jjohnpork
/you can change the armor to any other armor you want, just some armors have weird body glitches that are visible so not everything works/
REQUIREMENTS:
• Mod Engine 2 (you won’t get far without it)
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1. Install Mod Engine 2
Download it from the official GitHub if you haven’t already.
Extract it wherever you want — just remember where it is.
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2. Download + Extract this mod
After extraction, you’ll get a folder named:
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3. Add the files to your mod folder
• Go to your
• Drop the entire
Already using a mod that has a
→ Just open my
and paste them into your existing
Allow it to replace or merge if prompted.
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4. Launch the game
Use
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Done.
No extra steps, no fluff. If it doesn’t work:
• Make sure you’re not launching via Steam
• Check for mod conflicts in the
• Ensure your game and Mod Engine 2 are up to date
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Optional:
Leave feedback if you like it. I read it all.
also i take commission you can find me on d: jjohnpork
/you can change the armor to any other armor you want, just some armors have weird body glitches that are visible so not everything works/
⚔ HOW TO INSTALL ⚔
REQUIREMENTS:
• Mod Engine 2 (you won’t get far without it)
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1. Install Mod Engine 2
Download it from the official GitHub if you haven’t already.
Extract it wherever you want — just remember where it is.
---
2. Download + Extract this mod
After extraction, you’ll get a folder named:
parts---
3. Add the files to your mod folder
• Go to your
mod folder inside Mod Engine 2 • Drop the entire
parts folder thereAlready using a mod that has a
parts
folder? → Just open my
parts folder, copy all the files, and paste them into your existing
parts folder. Allow it to replace or merge if prompted.
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4. Launch the game
Use
launchmod_eldenring.bat from your Mod Engine 2 directory.---
Done.
No extra steps, no fluff. If it doesn’t work:
• Make sure you’re not launching via Steam
• Check for mod conflicts in the
parts folder • Ensure your game and Mod Engine 2 are up to date
---
Optional:
Leave feedback if you like it. I read it all.