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About this mod
Replace Female Guild Cross armor with Theresa (Lunar Vow) from Honkai 3rd.
Replace Female Black Belt armor body part with veil off version.
Replace Nightmare Frilled Blade and Final Chainsaws with Theresa's weapon.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
Theresa is here!
There are two versions of the character mod.
Ver. A changes the bone file, it clashes with other bone-changing mods.
Ver. B uses LUA Bone System 2.0 to tweak the joints. This version does not change the bone file, works fine with mods like Feminine Hunter Animations.
How to apply the joint tweaks in ver. B:
1. Install the latest version of LUA Bone System 2.0.
2. Open the LUA Bone System in game and enable it.
3. That's it! The joints should be in the correct positions now.
How to apply the mod to other armors:
1. Download and unzip the file to a new folder (do not unzip to current folder).
2. Go to natives\STM\player\mod\f\pl279. (021 for Rathian armor)
3. Change the "279" in every file name to the corresponding ID of the armor you want to apply the mod to. You can find the ID list here in the "Model Name" column. For example, Kamura is 200, Leather is 001, Guild Cross is 279.
4. Change the "279" in the folder name.
5. Go to natives\STM\player\prefab\mod\f\pl279, change the "279" in "f_leg279.pfb.17".
6. Change the "279" in the folder name.
7. If you are using ver.B, you also need to go to reframework\data\LUABoneSystem\custom, and change all the "279" in the json file's names.
8. Go back and re-zip the whole folder (the new folder, not the natives folder), drag it into Fluffy Manager, then enable it.
The physical effects might be disabled if you change it to certain armors. You can use this mod to avoid that.
If the mod is not working as expected, please try the following steps:
1. Make sure you have the latest steam version of the game, and are using the latest version of fluffy manager.
2. Make sure you didn't hide any armor parts, all five parts must be shown.
3. Disable all the mods in fluffy manager.
4. Go to Steam\steamapps\common\MonsterHunterRise, delete the "natives" folder.
5. Drag my mod into fluffy manager and enable it. If you are also using Dysters Physics Enabler, enable it before enabling my mod. Otherwise files in my mods will be overwritten.
6. Start the game to see if it is working.
If your issue still exists, it might be clashing with other reframework mods.
Enjoy!
There are two versions of the character mod.
Ver. A changes the bone file, it clashes with other bone-changing mods.
Ver. B uses LUA Bone System 2.0 to tweak the joints. This version does not change the bone file, works fine with mods like Feminine Hunter Animations.
How to apply the joint tweaks in ver. B:
1. Install the latest version of LUA Bone System 2.0.
2. Open the LUA Bone System in game and enable it.
3. That's it! The joints should be in the correct positions now.
How to apply the mod to other armors:
1. Download and unzip the file to a new folder (do not unzip to current folder).
2. Go to natives\STM\player\mod\f\pl279. (021 for Rathian armor)
3. Change the "279" in every file name to the corresponding ID of the armor you want to apply the mod to. You can find the ID list here in the "Model Name" column. For example, Kamura is 200, Leather is 001, Guild Cross is 279.
4. Change the "279" in the folder name.
5. Go to natives\STM\player\prefab\mod\f\pl279, change the "279" in "f_leg279.pfb.17".
6. Change the "279" in the folder name.
7. If you are using ver.B, you also need to go to reframework\data\LUABoneSystem\custom, and change all the "279" in the json file's names.
8. Go back and re-zip the whole folder (the new folder, not the natives folder), drag it into Fluffy Manager, then enable it.
The physical effects might be disabled if you change it to certain armors. You can use this mod to avoid that.
If the mod is not working as expected, please try the following steps:
1. Make sure you have the latest steam version of the game, and are using the latest version of fluffy manager.
2. Make sure you didn't hide any armor parts, all five parts must be shown.
3. Disable all the mods in fluffy manager.
4. Go to Steam\steamapps\common\MonsterHunterRise, delete the "natives" folder.
5. Drag my mod into fluffy manager and enable it. If you are also using Dysters Physics Enabler, enable it before enabling my mod. Otherwise files in my mods will be overwritten.
6. Start the game to see if it is working.
If your issue still exists, it might be clashing with other reframework mods.
Enjoy!