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About this mod
This mod add the Icon version of Kozak's helmet and a tight t-shirt worn by Sentinel units and Walker in some cutscenes.
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The kozak's helmet that's used in the Icon skin is a little bit different than the one we got as a standalone item, this mod adds that model so you are able to use both.
The helmet is fully paintable and you can use NVGs with it, however, since this helmet it's tilted forward, NVGs don't fit exactly on top of the mount in the helmet (see images).
The tight t-shirt as I mention before is a model of t-shirt worn by some sentinel ground units and by Walker in some cutscenes. Unfortunately, this T-shirt
doesn't display primary colors or camos, only the secondary color.
Kozak's Icon Helmet replaces GENTEX SOHA Helmet
Tight T-Shirt replaces Raid panther shirt
Recommended:
Disable BattleEye (optional, but good to do, BE may sometimes crash your game with modded installs):
Installation instructions:
The helmet is fully paintable and you can use NVGs with it, however, since this helmet it's tilted forward, NVGs don't fit exactly on top of the mount in the helmet (see images).
The tight t-shirt as I mention before is a model of t-shirt worn by some sentinel ground units and by Walker in some cutscenes. Unfortunately, this T-shirt
doesn't display primary colors or camos, only the secondary color.
Kozak's Icon Helmet replaces GENTEX SOHA Helmet
Tight T-Shirt replaces Raid panther shirt
Recommended:
Disable BattleEye (optional, but good to do, BE may sometimes crash your game with modded installs):
- Go to your GRB directory and open the BattlEye folder.
- Open BELauncher.ini and set SilentInstall to 0.
- Save the file and run the Uninstall_BattlEye.bat.
- Add the command line argument "/belaunch -be" in your launcher.
- At next Startup click Cancel on the BattleEye PopUp (you may check "Do not ask me again.")
Installation instructions:
- Download and install AnvilToolKit.
- Set up Anvil Toolkit, disable the use of compression in Settings->Files and set compression ratio to 0.
- Unpack DataPC_Resources_patch_01.forge
- Open Extracted folder in your GRB directory and open the DataPC_Resources_patch_01.forge folder.
- Copy the .data files into the DataPC_Resources_patch_01.forge or the .data folders into the Extracted
subfolder. If the Extracted subfolder doesn’t exist, create it. Your
file path should look like
Extracted/DataPC_Resources_patch_01.forge/Extracted/(your mod folders
here) - Select the added folders in AnvilToolkit, right-click, and select "Repack" - you should see the message
Finished repacking data files | Successful: NN | Failed: 0 - Head back up to the top-level Extracted folder in AnvilToolkit and click on DataPC_Resources_patch_01.forge
- Right-click the folder, and select "Repack" - you should see the message
Successfully written forge file! - After it's done repacking, you can delete the Extracted folder if you so
desire. I don't recommend it, though, since there'll be more mods like
this to come, and you'll probably want to install them!