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About this mod
Changes some ties for the Dartmoor bodyguards so that they all match one of the player colors from the classic board game Cluedo.
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When I first played Dartmoor, I saw the bodyguards and thought "Oh, neat! Their ties match the Cluedo players! That's clever!" As I played the level more, I was a bit disappointed to learn that they only had three tie colors: green, purple, & blue. They had varying shades and patterns, but I still found them pretty similar to one another.
With this mod, some of those colors will be changed to finally match what I first assumed. As I went through and looked, I found there were exactly 6 bodyguard variants, the same amount as there are players in Cluedo!
One bodyguard each will have a tie color corresponding to the 6 Cluedo player colors: Mustard, Scarlet, Plum, Green, White, & Peacock. For green, purple, & blue, one bodyguard who already had this color will keep their color, and the others will have theirs changed. The patterns stay the same, aside from the white tie*. See the images for a preview!
Special thanks to Sieni, who figured out why the ties wouldn't change color! (IOI overrode their own override, and I was only changing the override they overrode)
*I had to change this since the original texture was green (even though the tie in-game was purple!) Because of the way color overrides work, this meant that the tie had a green tint in-game if I didn't change the texture to one that was already white. Luckily, there was one with a very similar diagonal striped pattern!
With this mod, some of those colors will be changed to finally match what I first assumed. As I went through and looked, I found there were exactly 6 bodyguard variants, the same amount as there are players in Cluedo!
One bodyguard each will have a tie color corresponding to the 6 Cluedo player colors: Mustard, Scarlet, Plum, Green, White, & Peacock. For green, purple, & blue, one bodyguard who already had this color will keep their color, and the others will have theirs changed. The patterns stay the same, aside from the white tie*. See the images for a preview!
Special thanks to Sieni, who figured out why the ties wouldn't change color! (IOI overrode their own override, and I was only changing the override they overrode)
*I had to change this since the original texture was green (even though the tie in-game was purple!) Because of the way color overrides work, this meant that the tie had a green tint in-game if I didn't change the texture to one that was already white. Luckily, there was one with a very similar diagonal striped pattern!