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About this mod
Customize the colors and names of item tiers based on a selection range. Share your styles with other users using the online style editor.
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Customize the colors and names of item tiers based on a selection range.
Share or use other customized styles with other users using the online style editor.
>>>> YOU CAN PUBLISH and SHARE YOUR STYLES WITH OTHER USERS!
Yes, you can publish your lua style file for others to use, like you would with RESHADE.
This means you can publish your style on any mod site (after you export your file from the customizer site) and just tell them they need this mod and you're done.
This mod allows users to create simple or extensive changes to the naming and colorization of items in the game based on item tier quality.
Users can create their own specific style and share it in various ways (code snippets or full files)
Select your styles from a drop down in the mod settings menu.
This mod allows for LOCALIZATION to be baked into your custom style file.
Requirements: You'll need the darktide mod framework & darktide mod loader for this to work properly.
I also suggest to install WhatTheLocalization mod as well if you plan on needing that framework for your language.
(This mod only has support for 11 languages based on USER contributions to their own individual styles that are shared or published.)
Style Editor:
https://viledeth.github.io/stylizer-darktide-mod/
(Please make your OWN styles and replace the ones I provided as examples in the custom_styles.lua file - I HIGHLY recommend you make your own, it's very easy.)
The style editor will allow you to import/export all styles or a selected style as well as back up your collection of styles. ALL styles you work on are saved locally and not on the server, EVER. your work stays with you.
When you decide to export all your styles or just one style, simple choose LUA and the export button, you'll have the option of either downloading a file or copy a block of code containing your style data.
Your styles are saved in the mod folder itself inside the file: custom_styles.lua
REPLACE that file either with overwriting it with a new file or opening it up in an text editor like notepad and paste your new style code inside then save.
Share or use other customized styles with other users using the online style editor.
>>>> YOU CAN PUBLISH and SHARE YOUR STYLES WITH OTHER USERS!
Yes, you can publish your lua style file for others to use, like you would with RESHADE.
This means you can publish your style on any mod site (after you export your file from the customizer site) and just tell them they need this mod and you're done.
This mod allows users to create simple or extensive changes to the naming and colorization of items in the game based on item tier quality.
Users can create their own specific style and share it in various ways (code snippets or full files)
Select your styles from a drop down in the mod settings menu.
This mod allows for LOCALIZATION to be baked into your custom style file.
Requirements: You'll need the darktide mod framework & darktide mod loader for this to work properly.
I also suggest to install WhatTheLocalization mod as well if you plan on needing that framework for your language.
(This mod only has support for 11 languages based on USER contributions to their own individual styles that are shared or published.)
Style Editor:
https://viledeth.github.io/stylizer-darktide-mod/
(Please make your OWN styles and replace the ones I provided as examples in the custom_styles.lua file - I HIGHLY recommend you make your own, it's very easy.)
The style editor will allow you to import/export all styles or a selected style as well as back up your collection of styles. ALL styles you work on are saved locally and not on the server, EVER. your work stays with you.
When you decide to export all your styles or just one style, simple choose LUA and the export button, you'll have the option of either downloading a file or copy a block of code containing your style data.
Your styles are saved in the mod folder itself inside the file: custom_styles.lua
REPLACE that file either with overwriting it with a new file or opening it up in an text editor like notepad and paste your new style code inside then save.