On-site design package
T-shirts you'll find in the back of Spencer Gifts at your local mall
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About this mod Machine translation
T-shirts you'll find in the back of Spencer Gifts at your local mall
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The Field Design Pack is a community-driven t-shirt design "framework" that joins dozens of t-shirt designs suggested or produced by my community that can be applied to the t-shirts in my new armor pack. This greatly expands the customization of my (original author Omega4D2, the same below) modules, ensuring that your kit is your own.
I'm not going to list all the designs included in this pack, so you can expect some designs ranging from memes to lighthearted, arty, and anime wives with guns. If you have a design you'd like to see included in the pack, please feel free to suggest it in my Discord link forum chat.
Q: Why wasn't this just plugged into your mod?
Answer: There are two reasons,
1: By downloading separately, you can save a lot of storage disk space and do not have to download the same file multiple times for multiple modules.
2: This way I can update the design packs with new shirts instead of having to update the armor packs individually.
Currently supported armor mods
Expeditionary Force Backpack
Forward Operations Expansion
Acknowledgments: Thanks to all Patreon supporters. Without you, I wouldn't be able to bloat everyone's game with CGTrader's tactical bastards.
Substance Painter | Photoshop | Illustrator | Nievskop | Blender | Texture Toolbox |
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