Utility for custom quests. Adds name entries for Tempered, Arch-Tempered, and Frenzied variants to all large monsters, small monsters, endemic life, and fishes in Monster Hunter Wilds' localization file. Avoid the blank mission objectives (like "Hunt the").
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Monster names entries AIO bundle - Installation Guide Description Adds name entries for Tempered, Arch-Tempered, and Frenzied variants to all large monsters, small monsters, endemic life, and fishesin Monster Hunter Wilds' localization file. Useful for modded quests, avoid the blank mission objectives (like "Hunt the").
Supported Languages: ✅All vanilla languages inclued in Monster Hunter Wilds are supported by this mod. This includes:
Japanese
English
French
Italian
German
Spanish
Russian
Polish
Portuguese (Brazil)
Korean
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
Arabic
Latin American Spanish
The translations are prefix/suffix based from the Rey Dau strings, so please write me if i made any semantic error.
Installation requirements:
REFramework. (Required for first installation method)
A basic understanding of words. (placing files in the correct directory)
To don't be offended by my jokes. (fully optional) You surely have more braincells than me anyway.
Installation guide: You can install this mod using two different methods:
Open "re2_fw_config.txt" with any text editor and search for the the following line:
LooseFileLoader_Enabled=
Then change it's value to "true". (LooseFileLoader_Enabled=true) Note: The config file is generated after the game is ran at least once with REFramework, if you just installed this last or if the config file is missing, please start the game then close it once you reached the main menu.
Extract the loose version in the game's directory (drop the "natives" folder from the zip into your game folder (where "MonsterHunterWilds.exe" is located))
You can check there is a "EnemyText.msg.23" file at this path: MonsterHunterWilds\natives\STM\GameDesign\Text\Excel_Data\EnemyText.msg.23
You can run the game.
Method 2: Pak File (does NOT require REFramework - also gross method) Note: REFramework is still required for the quest loaders so....
Drop the "re_chunk_000.pak.sub_000.pak.patch_00x.pak" from the zip to the game's directory (where "MonsterHunterWilds.exe" is located).
Rename the file by replacing the "x" at it's end with the next available number:
For example, if the last existing file is "re_chunk_000.pak.sub_000.pak.patch_002.pak", rename the mod file to: "re_chunk_000.pak.sub_000.pak.patch_003.pak" Note: Make sure it does not overwrite any other mod. !!! WARNING !!! If the game is updated, a new "patch_00x.pak" might be created, overwriting the mod, it's why this method is not adviced, you risk to loose the track.
Uninstallation: Use the same method you used for the installation.
Method 1: Loose Files
Remove the following file:
"\natives\STM\GameDesign\Text\Excel_Data\EnemyText.msg.23" Or directly the "natives" folder if that's the only mod you installed.
Method 2: Pak File
Remove the file "re_chunk_000.pak.sub_000.pak.patch_00x.pak" you installed and renamed in the installation guide.
!!! WARNING !!! If the game is updated, a "patch_00x.pak" from a mod might be overwritten by the update's one, if you remove this file instead of the mod's one, you will break the game, a file integrity check will be needed.
