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About this mod
Removes the tint mask from the skull cap portion of some open face helmets to stop them being tinted by crafting materials. Changes the diffuse to a leather colour.
- Permissions and credits
A few people seem to be having issues with some of the open face helmets. Like in the previous Dragon Age games, these helmets remove the character's hair mesh. To hide this, the helmets include a skull cap underneath to cover up the missing hair. Because this skull cap is tinted by material type when crafting, some people were under the impression that their character's hair was changing colour, especially with materials that caused the skull cap to tint a pale colour. To help alleviate the problem, this mod prevents the skull cap from being tinted, setting it to a fixed leather colour, regardless of what material is used when crafting.
There are two types of skull cap used in open face helmets. One is chainmail, which is unaffected by this mod. Only those helmets that use the leather skull cap are affected. Notable examples include the Inquisitor's Hat, Overseer Cowl, and Elven Cowl.
Instructions
Download the latest version of the Inquisition Mod Manager here - http://www.nexusmods.com/dragonageinquisition/mods/116/ - and follow the instructions.
Now provided in the DAIMOD format for more recent patches.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to Ehamloptiran, WarrantyVoider, wogoodes, and Renmiri of the DAI Tools team for their (ongoing) work deciphering the game files and creating tools that make mods like this possible.
There are two types of skull cap used in open face helmets. One is chainmail, which is unaffected by this mod. Only those helmets that use the leather skull cap are affected. Notable examples include the Inquisitor's Hat, Overseer Cowl, and Elven Cowl.
Instructions
Download the latest version of the Inquisition Mod Manager here - http://www.nexusmods.com/dragonageinquisition/mods/116/ - and follow the instructions.
Now provided in the DAIMOD format for more recent patches.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to Ehamloptiran, WarrantyVoider, wogoodes, and Renmiri of the DAI Tools team for their (ongoing) work deciphering the game files and creating tools that make mods like this possible.