Furious Wolf Armor Set Recolored Version
Available in 4K resolution recolored versions of 2 Furious Wolf armor sets. Supports individual downloads and complete package downloads.
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Available in 4K resolution recolored versions of 2 Furious Wolf armor sets. Supports individual downloads and complete package downloads.
Furious Wolf Armor Set Recolored Version
🎨 **Two exquisite recolor schemes** to give your Furious Wolf armor a brand new look! All armor variants are included, and textures are upscaled to 4K resolution via Gigapixel AI, making them clearer and sharper than Photoshop upscaling.
✨ Optional colors
- **Black and Gold** - Luxurious and elegant combination of black and gold
- **Black and Silver Color** - Cool and noble combination of black and silver
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⚠️ Important reminder
**Ray tracing must be turned off! ** Turning on ray tracing when using any mod that modifies the model will cause the game to crash. This problem cannot be fixed through mods, and you need to wait for the update of the ray tracing function or the FromSoftware game modding tool.
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🎮 Module usage skills
**This mod can be installed while the game is running**, no need to exit the game! Just:
- Switch the game to **borderless window mode**
- Install the mod as usual
- Return to the game and equip the modified armor
**If already wearing affected armor:**
- Just **remove** and **re-equip** the armor to see the changes
- If you still don't see changes, **remove armor**, **exit all menus** (including the pause menu with emotes on the right), and **re-equip**
- Teleporting to **Blessing Point** may also take effect
👥 Multiplayer display settings
Want the recolor effect to show up on partners, NPCs and Teardrop clones? Find the **DCX** file in the **parts** folder:
- **Copy the file** and add "_l" (underscore and lowercase L) before the period in the file name
- For example: `am_m_1350.partsbnd` → `am_m_1350_l.partsbnd`
- Repeat this for each armor piece
**Armor part code:**
- `am` = gauntlet
- `bd` = breastplate
- `hd` = helmet
- `lg` = leggings
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📥 Installation method
UXM installation
- Unpack the parts folder according to the instructions of UXM Selective Unpacker
- Unzip the module to the selected location
- Place the "parts" content into the folder with the same name created by UXM
- Patching the game using UXM selective unpacker
🔥 Mod Engine 2 [Recommended]
- Download Mod Engine 2 and place it anywhere
- Make sure there is a "parts" folder in the "mod" folder of Mod Engine 2
- Extract the module to the selected location
- Put the "parts" content into the folder with the same name in the "mod" folder
- Use the Batch file `launchmod_eldenring` to launch the game
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🗑️ Uninstall method
Just delete the DCX file in the parts folder, or the entire parts folder if this is the only mod you have installed that uses that folder. **Make sure to do this when the game is not running** otherwise the armor will not be visible.
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🛠️ Mod making tools
- **Photoshop** - Image editing
- **Yabber** - File handling
- **UXM** - Game unpacking
- **FLVEREditor** - model editor
- **Gigapixel AI** - 4K texture upscaling
Want to learn how to make your own recolor mod? Please refer to my Elden's Ring Recoloring Guide and Tutorial
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- 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.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.