Knight helmet alternative version
For personal use but upload for sharing. I didn't like the look of the Knights of the Crossroads helmets (Gmir, Cuckoo, Gryk, Sacred Tree, Red Lion), so adjusted their proportions to fit better on the head.
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About this mod Machine translation
For personal use but upload for sharing. I didn't like the look of the Knights of the Crossroads helmets (Gmir, Cuckoo, Gryk, Sacred Tree, Red Lion), so adjusted their proportions to fit better on the head.
Knight helmet alternative version
🎯 **Mod Introduction**
This mod is a modification that I use personally, but I thought it was worth sharing with everyone! I'm not happy with the look of the Junction Knights' helmets - including those of the Gmir, Cuckoo, Gryk, Tree, and Red Lion Knights. So I readjusted their proportions so that the helmet fit the character's head better and the visual effect was more reasonable.
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⚠️ Important reminder
**There is a bug in the module**: the hairstyle of the helmet does not match the helmet itself. I don't currently have enough knowledge to solve this problem. If you know how to fix it, feel free to try it!
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🛠️ Installation method
- First install **Mod Engine 2**
- Drag and drop the mod file into the `mod/parts` folder
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🎮Using experience
This modification makes the knight's helmet look more coordinated and natural, and no longer has the inconsistent feeling of "the helmet is suspended on the head". Although there is a problem with hair matching, for players who pursue visual perfection, this proportion adjustment is still worth a try!
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📝 **Author Information**
- Author: Dveralazo2
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