Hospitaller Skin Repair and Optimization
After a game update caused the original skin's combat sprites to become corrupted, I fixed the issue and cleaned up some blemishes on the edges of the sprites.
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About this mod Machine translation
After a game update caused the original skin's combat sprites to become corrupted, I fixed the issue and cleaned up some blemishes on the edges of the sprites.
Hospitaller Skin fix and polish
✨ **A repaired and optimized skin mod that gives Hospitaller a brand new look! **
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🛠️Origin of the module
I stumbled upon this awesome Hospitaller skin in-game, but then discovered that a game update for Darkest Dungeon changed the way the skin was handled. This caused problems with the battle graphics of the original skin. Because I love this skin so much, I decided to fix it!
✨Fixed content
- **Fixed battle sprites**: Fixed the issue of damage to battle sprites caused by game updates.
- **Optimize sprite edges**: Clean up some rough flaws on the edges of the original sprite map to make the overall visual effect smoother.
ℹ️ Important instructions and original information
- **Original Author**: The original creator of this Hospitaller skin is **Di-Crash**.
- **Original Uploader**: Uploaded to by **DeCroix**.
- **Original Mod Page**:
⚠️ Known issues
Due to some minor technical issues, the shaded portions of the sprites currently lose transparency and appear solid black. If anyone could help fix this, that would be great!
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Happy gaming! 🎮
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
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