9 - Alliance Elite Force Commander
Introduced the Commander's costume from Resident Evil 9 as craftable armor
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Introduced the Commander's outfit from Resident Evil 9 as craftable armor
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The main file (choose one from ESP or ESL) and the optional Kroger replacement patch have been uploaded. You can choose to install them according to your needs.
*Children, the old man’s head really can’t be twisted*
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It’s just a simple module I (original author GeminiVoid, the same below) made casually, adding the commander costume from “Resident Evil 9”. This can be crafted at the Chemistry Workbench with 100 bottles, and can be upgraded with Bulletproof Cloth.
The bone weight isn't *perfect*, so be prepared for some stretching in your back and armpits, but it's actually not too bad. This feature is currently only available to male models because I don’t want to be a female model at the time. I will do that in the future though, and there are some Resident Evil costumes that I haven’t done as a male or female model yet.
This does not include his ax or knife, but that may be added in a future update when I have time to make them.
Hope you like it!
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I in no way receive any monetary benefit from any Resident Evil themed mods I make, I simply make them for free to share with the community. Here you can find Capcom's policies regarding the use of its assets.
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