Remodel of the NPC Sword Saint (and Inner) Isshin, his helm is removed and traditional 'Top Knot' added instead.. cuz a Sword Saint doesn't need a helm! :P
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Changelogs
Version 1.7
bonus final tweak for the 1 file re-added to fix the Cut-Scene Movie
Version 1.6
1 file re-added to fix the Cut-Scene Movie
Version 1.5
Slight model update..
Version 1.4
Texture refinement..
Version 1.2
Slight retexture on the head to remove a gap. Changed texture container for more compatibility and optimized model needs ;)
Version 1.1
Rope from the helmet (under the chin) cut, forgotten detail that was pointed out to me by some sharp eyes (ty!) :P
- None that I know of.. Other then the obvious 'same files' that overwrite, aren't gone be compatible (out of the box at least..). But could be made to be compatible with a little effort.. Read on for tips to merge the 'textures used in this mod' with any other mod that also uses a 'common_body.tpf.dcx' file!
Parts logic
Basic info on the model files and the parts they contain: - c5409.texbnd.dcx: for the textures - c5400.chrbnd.dcx: contained inside the CHR-folder, which should be next to the PARTS-folder. Contain the 'Top Knot Isshin NPC remodel' edits.. And I was happily surprised to see this slight remodel uses different files then the Sekiro Resurrection overhaul.. Making it fully compatible, in fact all the screenshots taken were done in combo while running S:R! Same goes for just any and all overhaul-mods.. and I wasn't expecting that! :D Take a look at the complete list below here..
Unpack the downloaded archive (with 7zip and/or WinRAR) into your Sekiro game-folder (where the Sekiro.exe is located). It should look like this: (installation-folder\mods\Chr\<with both c5400 & c5409.texbnd.dcx here>)
(Compatible with this mod& the above recommended mods. But you may have to pick and choose cuz they aren't ALL compatible with each other..)
- Spirit of Ashina: You come for a vanilla+ light overhaul-experience.. But stay for the AMAZING long distance views.. Also check the tips on mod-combos the author recommends. (Like the awesome Ashina Incarnation opt combo)
- Shadow Blink - Standalone: awesome Mist Raven enhancement, 'Shadow Blink' (and opt 'Shadow Dash' ability combo) from Elden Arts as standalone-mod. Also easily imported into other mods that already use the 'c0000.anibnd.dcx' file, by unpacking the original files of both mods with Yabber. Then copy + overwrite the 'a74.tae' file (which should contain all the Mist Raven edits) to the mod you want it in and repacking the edited file again with Yabber. Look for more extensive guide written here.. - Musashi's Art: Animation replacement for basic combo-attacks. (And there is also aSekiro Resurrection (S:R) compatible version here: Hub of Changes - Musashi Art)
- Sekiro Hotkey Systemuse the 4.0 versionif the latest is giving headaches on use! Can also be used in conjunction with Sekiro Weapon Wheel if you should choose.. To install these kind of mods with 'mod-engine dependent mods' like mine follow these steps: "chainDInput8DLLPath="\SekiroWeaponWheel.dll"" is a copy of my personal Sekiro Weapon Wheel rename and chain-load add - copy/paste this in your modengine.ini if you also rename Sekiro Weapon Wheel'sdinput8.dll to SekiroWeaponWheel.dll
"Chainloading allows the game to load Mod Engine's dinput8 file, which can then load whatever file is specified in the modengine.ini file."
