If you are using an environment without Microsoft. NET Framework 4. NET Framework installer will run. It is required for this software. All Rights Reserved. For those seeking a more in-depth level on tweaking Noctis's appearance, this mod lets you adjust the color of his hair, eyes, shirt, and outfit colors to a respectable degree. Want a white-haired, red-eyed, blue-clad protagonist?
Go for it. The author includes a 4K pack as well as a standard version, so you can try them both out and land on one that best suits your PC's performance. An ambitious project, this mod pack includes completely redesigned outfits for characters based on older Final Fantasy games, as well as an even mix of wholly new creations. I wanted to give those clothes a new design, a new feeling.
Every retexture of these mod will fit a theme. This might be an actual trend in fashion or with older Final Fantasy characters in mind. You'll want to keep an eye on this mod, as the creator suggests it's an ongoing effort, with a lot more content planned for the future, including a wealth of 4K textures to accompany the standard 2K options.
Red Royal Arms. A simple but noticeable mod, this selection gives all 13 Royal Arms a menacingly deep red color. It's a great way to highlight your character's weapons in a different aspect, without changing too much of their original appearance.
Detailed Complexions. In particular, you'll notice freckles, pores, wrinkles, and just about everything else that you'd see on someone's skin in the real world.
So now you can continue fishing, exploring, and hunting massive demons as your perfectly crafted character. A great way to liven up this royal garb is this recolor by modder Nsept, who offers us the polar opposite of the somber black: deep blue, verdant green, and vivid red. This mod by Isak challenges the black-clothes hegemony by letting you turn Prince Noctis into a peacock figuratively speaking.
You can make Noctis albino, create a stylish two-color combo, or have Noctis cosplay as a Crayola box. Your choice! Each piece in this outfit set has been lovingly crafted by a fan of the Final Fantasy franchise, weaving in the look and spirit of several characters from previous installments.
Noctis gets blue highlights, Gladiolus gets light orange, Prompto goes for bright pink, and Ignis gets a distinguished platinum hair dye. This ReShade preset by fellow low-spec champion SweetPoison11 is meant to bring out the beauty of FFXV while running in the lowest possible graphic quality.
Author Urquath attempts to give the game a more cinematic, slightly photo-realistic look with this Pure Light ReShade preset. It does not support special expressions. Also, some specified material parameters may not be reflected.
Shader In-game mod shader will be used. Color maps, specular maps, normal maps etc. An error will occur when converting from unsupported formats. The main menu is divided into several panels and sections.
Their functions are explained below. Enter the project name and specify location when prompted. Open Project Opens a different project. Use this option to switch to a different one. You will be prompted to select a ffxvmod file to load.
Edit Select All Selects all listed items. Import Mod Use this when you want to use a working mod folder created in another environment. Copy the mod folder you want to import into the project folder. Next, open this menu and select the index. Display Display Refreshes all listed items. You can also use the F5 key shortcut. Language Language Change language.
English, Japanese, and Chinese simplified characters are supported. Help Help Opens the help website. Toolbars Explanation Display Updates list. You can also update with the F5 key.
If you delete a mod in the Steam Workshop, you may need to synchronize. New Mod Creates a new mod. Click to start the creation wizard and follow instructions to make a new mod. Build Builds the selected mod. Multiple mods can be selected and built all at once. Suspend Suspends builds in progress. Submit Submits a selected mod to the Steam Workshop.
Multiple mods can be submitted at once except when submitting them for the first time. You can include release notes listing any changes in the mod. The name of the Steam account you are logged into will appear here. Log into your Steam account using the Steam client. If you are not logged into your Steam account, nothing will be displayed here. This view displays the mod folder. Clicking the folder will display the corresponding folders in list view.
You can perform operations related to folders from the mod folder's context menu. New Mod Open a new mod in the right-clicked folder. A creation interface will initiate for the new mod. Create New Folder Create a new folder in the right-clicked folder. Rename Folder Rename the right-clicked folder. Delete Folder Delete the right-clicked folder.
This will also delete all mods inside the folder. You will be prompted for confirmation before deletion. This is the main mod list view. The list has the following columns with mod details. Click on a column header to sort by that category. Column Header Explanation Title Name of the mod. Mod Type Mod type. For example, if it's a model mod or weapon mod. Type Mod subtype. For example, if it's a model mod, it displays information on the mod's target character.
Folder Name of the folder containing the asset. When it's uploaded to the Steam Workshop, it will display it as "Private," "Friends only," or "Public. Explanation Mod's explanatory text.
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