The color of Jill's costume has been slightly adjusted to more respect the original version and CG animation.
The color of Jill's clothes has been slightly adjusted to more respect the original version and CG animation. The S.T.A.R.S. police uniform is blue instead of dark green, and the bra is blue instead of gray.
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About this mod Machine translation
The color of Jill's clothes has been slightly adjusted to more respect the original version and CG animation. The S.T.A.R.S. police uniform is blue instead of dark green, and the bra is blue instead of gray.
This MOD is personally modified by [Mary Yi], the author of Bilibili UP
In order to pursue realism, the characters of HD, Chronicles, and Biochemical 4 were specially changed to very black and very gray clothing tones. But at that time, we did not have the modeling technology of the remake, so we could only change the textures.
In order to pursue respect for the classics, I changed the color tone of the dark green Gil S.T.A.R.S. police uniform in the HD version back to the original blue, and the gray chest-wrapped suit back to the original sky blue, bidding farewell to the gray in the HD version.
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In addition, I also made a remade version of S.T.A.R.S. clothing and a bra wrap. The link is here (remove the Chinese after copying and open):
The following are pictures:
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