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About this mod
An edit of Rellana's helmet, styled after Locus the Moonlight Knight from a certain manga you might have heard of.
- Permissions and credits
Rellana immediately reminded me of Locus the Moonlight Knight, so I went ahead and made this. It's not an exact copy of his helmet, I just reshaped the prongs to resemble it, removed the ponytail and patched up its hole.
I included an optional download that's the same but with the top prong removed, which I made before I was confident that the prong would come out alright. And an additional version with the top prong that also keeps the ponytail.
Also consider my other mod that instead removes the prongs, the ponytail, or both from the helmet, without any additions.
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I included an optional download that's the same but with the top prong removed, which I made before I was confident that the prong would come out alright. And an additional version with the top prong that also keeps the ponytail.
Also consider my other mod that instead removes the prongs, the ponytail, or both from the helmet, without any additions.
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INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:
First extract the .rar file you downloaded. It contains a "parts" folder, and inside it are the .dcx files of the mod.
-If you're using ModEngine2, drop the "parts" folder inside Mod Engine's "mod" folder. If there's already a "parts" folder from another mod in there, you can also drop the .dcx files directly into it.
-If you're using Metis Mod Launcher, launch it and go to the "Mods" tab on the left. Select "Add from folder" and select whichever folder you put the "parts" folder in (Not the "parts" folder itself! Remember that the program is looking for a "parts" folder, it won't detect the loose .dcx files inside of it).
Then go to the "Profiles" tab, select a profile (or create one if it's the first time), scroll down to "Select mods" and choose the newly added mod: playing on this profile will now use that mod and any others that you select.
Metis seems more complex, but it's helpful for keeping track of multiple mods because you can keep them in separate, custom named folders. And it has an actual user interface.