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About this mod
An armor addon for CROSS Techmask for use with the Vulpine Race Mod
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
This is an addon for Cross Techmask designed to look nice with Vulpine Race Mod
The scouter in one of the images is the Vulpine Race Scouter I made from Ruddy88's and I can't recommend it enough for use alongside this.
==INSTALL==
Make sure you have Cross Techmask installed FIRST, then drop these files in on top, overwriting where necessary.
==GETTING THE MASK==
There should be a new recipe at the chemistry station under utility called "Techmask Vulpine" it will accept any mods that the standard techmask accepts and should fit on any fox head.
==UPDATING FROM 1.0==
Your existing mask will revert back to the original human model, and I'm sorry for that, but it was the only way to do this without a bunch of scripts being involved. You can give yourself a replacement using the command console, just enter "
==OTHER STUFF==
All permissions open, use however in whatever wherever, just make sure to give credit to the original artists who made the original mask and the vulpine mod I tweaked it to fit, seriously, what I did here is the modelling equivalent of drawing a stick figure, these guys are making mona lisas, go pay them due respect.
Known issues:
>gaps in half face glass FIXED
>lopsided half face glass KINDA FIXED
Q: Why is my character's nose/jaw still poking through?
A: When I resized these, I loaded a default head into the editor and rounded everything up a bit to account for slightly bigger nose, cheek, jaw, etc. I then tried to account for jaw and cheek movements, but you have to realize this is a static asset and heads are morphable, if you give your character a really fat face it's going to clip through and there's nothing I can do about that.
Q: Why is the flashlight sticking out of the side like that?
A: moving meshes around is one thing, but the flashlights have a lamp component in them which I'd have to go poking around in other files to shimmy around. I don't feel confident doing that, so for now, having a flashlight that sticks out just a bit is the price to pay for convenience.
The scouter in one of the images is the Vulpine Race Scouter I made from Ruddy88's and I can't recommend it enough for use alongside this.
==INSTALL==
Make sure you have Cross Techmask installed FIRST, then drop these files in on top, overwriting where necessary.
==GETTING THE MASK==
There should be a new recipe at the chemistry station under utility called "Techmask Vulpine" it will accept any mods that the standard techmask accepts and should fit on any fox head.
==UPDATING FROM 1.0==
Your existing mask will revert back to the original human model, and I'm sorry for that, but it was the only way to do this without a bunch of scripts being involved. You can give yourself a replacement using the command console, just enter "
help techmask 4" and then "player.additem xxxxxxxx 1" with the x's replaced with whatever number came up next to "Techmask Vulpine"==OTHER STUFF==
All permissions open, use however in whatever wherever, just make sure to give credit to the original artists who made the original mask and the vulpine mod I tweaked it to fit, seriously, what I did here is the modelling equivalent of drawing a stick figure, these guys are making mona lisas, go pay them due respect.
Known issues:
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Q: Why is my character's nose/jaw still poking through?
A: When I resized these, I loaded a default head into the editor and rounded everything up a bit to account for slightly bigger nose, cheek, jaw, etc. I then tried to account for jaw and cheek movements, but you have to realize this is a static asset and heads are morphable, if you give your character a really fat face it's going to clip through and there's nothing I can do about that.
Q: Why is the flashlight sticking out of the side like that?
A: moving meshes around is one thing, but the flashlights have a lamp component in them which I'd have to go poking around in other files to shimmy around. I don't feel confident doing that, so for now, having a flashlight that sticks out just a bit is the price to pay for convenience.