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About this mod
A more heavily armored version of the Gravebird set, with a covered stomach, clawed legs and armored forearms.
Affects the gravebird blackquill armor as well.
- Permissions and credits
Mods commissioned by jnd2000.
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Cosmetic replacer that makes the gravebird armor cover up your body more fully. It covers the bare stomach of the Gravebird armor, gives you a pair of fully-armored legs with talons, and long bracelets that protect your forearms.
The body and bracelets replace the Gravebird Armor and Bracelets respectively. The legs instead replace the chain leggings, but you can change it to any other pair of legs by just renaming the files to anything from this list. Just make sure you pick something that fully hides your legs (so, unfortunately not the Gravebird Anklets...)
The katana in some of the pictures is this other mod of mine.
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A compilation of three commissions I did recently. I had two of them uploaded as individual pieces on the nexus already, if these seem familiar. Hopefully this fixes the ocassional crash that was reported with the chest piece.
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I'm taking comissions, feel free to message me. I also have a Ko-fi, though it's barebones for now.
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The body and bracelets replace the Gravebird Armor and Bracelets respectively. The legs instead replace the chain leggings, but you can change it to any other pair of legs by just renaming the files to anything from this list. Just make sure you pick something that fully hides your legs (so, unfortunately not the Gravebird Anklets...)
The katana in some of the pictures is this other mod of mine.
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A compilation of three commissions I did recently. I had two of them uploaded as individual pieces on the nexus already, if these seem familiar. Hopefully this fixes the ocassional crash that was reported with the chest piece.
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I'm taking comissions, feel free to message me. I also have a Ko-fi, though it's barebones for now.
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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 any loose .dcx files).
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.