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Turns the little girls\' drab brown dresses into something prettier
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Is anyone besides me sorry for the little girls, in their drab brown dresses? The little boys at least get some variety, but all the little girls wear that one dull dress.
I did a bunch of recolors for one of the new adventures I made -- the one that's set in a dye-makers' village, to give me an excuse to put some COLOR in the game -- and I thought I'd share some of them with you, to use in your regular Witcher game. I've recolored the girl's dress in blue, yellow, pink, red, green, and lavender.
Here's what they look like:
The game has two little girls in it -- the one with straight blonde hair, whom I'll call "Straight" from now on (She was the Resolute Girl in Chapter 4):
And the one with red braided hair, whom I'll call "Braids" from now on
Please note: You can't have all of the dresses in your game at once because there are only two girls (well, unless you edit the appearance .2da and all that jazz, but if you know how to do that, you don't need me :D). You need to pick ONE color for Straight and ONE color for Braids; don't put two files with the exact same name into your Override folder.
1. Unzip the folder. Within the zipped file are six folders, one for each color. Inside each folder are two files, one for Straight and one for Braids.
2. Pick the color you want for Straight, go to the folder marked with that color name, and grab the file that has a "2" in it (cr_urchi2_c1, but really, both files have the same names except for a single digit, so all you need to remember is the "2").
3. Pick the color you want for Braids, go to the folder marked with that color name, and grab the file that has a "3" in it (cr_urchi3_c1, but really, both files have the same names except for a single digit, so all you need to remember is the "3").
4. Put the file(s) in your The Witcher Enhanced Edition\Data\Override folder. If you don't have an "Override" folder, go ahead and make one, then put the file(s) in it.
5. Either discard the other files or store them somewhere other than in your The Witcher Enhanced Edition\Data folder.
If you want to go back to the brown dresses, just take these two files out of your Override folder, and the girls will have dull, boring, joyless brown dresses again. Not that I dislike them or anything. ;)
I did a bunch of recolors for one of the new adventures I made -- the one that's set in a dye-makers' village, to give me an excuse to put some COLOR in the game -- and I thought I'd share some of them with you, to use in your regular Witcher game. I've recolored the girl's dress in blue, yellow, pink, red, green, and lavender.
Here's what they look like:
The game has two little girls in it -- the one with straight blonde hair, whom I'll call "Straight" from now on (She was the Resolute Girl in Chapter 4):
And the one with red braided hair, whom I'll call "Braids" from now on
Please note: You can't have all of the dresses in your game at once because there are only two girls (well, unless you edit the appearance .2da and all that jazz, but if you know how to do that, you don't need me :D). You need to pick ONE color for Straight and ONE color for Braids; don't put two files with the exact same name into your Override folder.
1. Unzip the folder. Within the zipped file are six folders, one for each color. Inside each folder are two files, one for Straight and one for Braids.
2. Pick the color you want for Straight, go to the folder marked with that color name, and grab the file that has a "2" in it (cr_urchi2_c1, but really, both files have the same names except for a single digit, so all you need to remember is the "2").
3. Pick the color you want for Braids, go to the folder marked with that color name, and grab the file that has a "3" in it (cr_urchi3_c1, but really, both files have the same names except for a single digit, so all you need to remember is the "3").
4. Put the file(s) in your The Witcher Enhanced Edition\Data\Override folder. If you don't have an "Override" folder, go ahead and make one, then put the file(s) in it.
5. Either discard the other files or store them somewhere other than in your The Witcher Enhanced Edition\Data folder.
If you want to go back to the brown dresses, just take these two files out of your Override folder, and the girls will have dull, boring, joyless brown dresses again. Not that I dislike them or anything. ;)