"An eye for an eye, and the world goes blind."

BEFORE YOU INSTALL, READ THIS!

- This mod is not compatible with other mods that edit or replace the BigFile_PC.idx and BigFile_PC.d26

files. You can certainly try if you have the patience, but this mod is meant to be used as a standalone mod.
- This is not my discovery, but I did create the edits myself to make it easier for those unfamiliar with byte editing.
- You should have a CLEAN BigFile_PC.idx and BigFile_PC.d26 file free of any modifications before attempting to install this one.

To install, extract the files from the .rar attached. Then, drag and drop the files from the mod into the game installation directory, and overwrite when prompted.

To uninstall, replace the modded files with your clean .d26 and .idx file
backups. On Steam, verify files before reopening the game, just in case.

UPDATE: DECEMBER 2ND, 2024

After consulting with a community member, realizing how utterly overly-complicated I see solutions to problems, the issues that previously hindered the game experience have been rectified. That is to say, I am
an idiot.

The mod should now be mostly, if not entirely fully functional! An early Christmas gift, from me to you.

Known issues:

- The hands become invisible in the mission "Hostage", but it is playable albeit with some lag. Rectified.
- Deviant Connor playthroughs starting with "Crossroads" will also cause the hands to become invisible. Rectified.
- The game may take longer to load certain missions. This is normal, but still worth mentioning.
- There may be a small issue with the model if Markus is killed/ousted from Jericho, and the player pursues North. I have not tested this myself, but this is the only issue I have encountered so far. Considering this path is not frequently pursued, I will not outright look for a solution.
- Attempting to use RK900 in place of the RK800 models with the model swapper will result in invisible hands. I'm searching for a workaround, but if you want RK900 screenshots, you're SOL for now.


Special thanks to the folks at Deadray that created the DBH editing tool that was used to edit the d26 file. The credits page is unfortunately not visible for me, but if I could thank them individually I most certainly would.

Enjoy, and feel free to share screenshots!