CindersSword
Adds some of weapons from a handful of games, including Xenoblade Chronicles and Old School RuneScape.
About this mod Author’s original text
NOTE - THE 0.3.0 UPDATE WILL CAUSE ALL OF THIS MOD'S WEAPONS TO DISAPPEAR. YOU WILL NEED TO GET NEW ONES FROM SKRIT.
Adds some of weapons from a handful of games, including Xenoblade Chronicles and Old School RuneScape.
- All models were uploaded by members of the Models Resource unless otherwise stated. A large number of these were fixed using DAE-Fixer by afkarxyz. Models were adjusted to work in the game using Blender and the Material Combiner plugin by shotariya.
- Xenoblade Chronicles weapons and Rex’s Sword ripped by Sir Teatei Moonlight.
- Jin’s Sword (Xenoblade 2) model ripped by rundas2.
- Pyra/Mythra Ultimate models ripped by Centrixe the Dodo.
- Marth Melee model ripped by matymatiasmaty.
- Roy Melee model ripped by Poké-Brother and BillyTGAoBaM.
- Ike Brawl model ripped by Perseus and AdelQ.
- Samus Melee model ripped by superevan5.
- OSRS models ripped with QODAT by dosier, ConnorDY, tamateea, and ScoreUnder and the Model Exporter RuneLite plugin by Bram91.
- Warframe models ripped using Warframe Extractor by Puxtril and BellSharions.
- Unless stated, GoldSrc game models manually ripped using halflife-tools by Toodles2You and modified in Blender with Blender Source Tools.
- Half-Life 1 HD Revolver ripped by Ern_2004.
- Half-Life 2 9mm Pistol ripped by ride-in-a-macintosh.
- Half-Life 1 standard and HD 9mm pistols ripped by Suroki and Niksstuff.
- Half-Life 2 Revolver ripped by Common Raccoon.
- OSRS sounds retrieved from the OSRS Wiki and OSRS Sound Effects Dumps by SoaresPT.
- Warframe SFX retrieved from the Warframe Sound Archive by Taikelenn.
- Half-Life 1&2 SFX ripped by Cooper and Tropicon.
Thank you to:
- NotKitaku for fixing the model of the Machina Blade/Lazard from Xenoblade Chronices, as well as showing me the basics of Blender to get the models actually rendering correctly in game.
- Newt and ZeinaKC for cleaning up the mod folder structure and showing me how to keep it clean.
- WolfKann for being the inspiration to figure out how to make a mod, as well as telling me to apply transformations in Blender (lol).
- Catman for supplying the documentation for working with Homebrewery - And of course making Homebrewery.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- Most mods rely on the game's mod loader — the usual route is a community mod manager (such as r2modman): pick this game, install, and it handles the loader and dependencies.
- For a manual install, put the mod files into the matching Mod / plugins folder inside the game directory.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; mods with listed dependencies need those installed as well.
Install locations vary a lot between mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.
Dependencies
Install these first, or the mod will not work:
Catman232-Homebrewery