Leather Jerkin Replacer

Leather Jerkin Replacer leather replacement

limited and credit

This little Osp replaces the vanilla game Leather Jerkin with a different model. Its shape is more consistent with late medieval and Renaissance jerkins--

This model uses the same material and texture as the standard leather jerkin (ragged_leather_jerkin.dds), so any retexturing will affect it

• The model is still a bit rough, especially the arms. Improvements are expected in future versions
• Installation: Place the .brf file in the Resources directory on the required module. If you want it to affect most mods, add it to the CommonRes folder where the Mount & Blade game is installed. If it asks you then replace any files;

NOTE: For security reasons, the old armor mesh is still in the file, named:

ragged_leather_jerkin

＃ragged_leather_jerkin.lod1

＃ragged_leather_jerkin.lod2

＃ragged_leather_jerkin.lod3

If for some reason you don't like this work and want the old jerkin, just open the file with OpenBrf, remove the # from the grid mentioned above and then delete the following grid:

ragged_leather_jerkin

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod1

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod2

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod3

After this, save the file. Don't worry about any warnings that may appear, it won't screw up your game :)

Regarding the use of other mods: since it is OSP, you are free to modify, restructure and add to any mod you want, as long as:

• You gave it to Jhon Brazil, who did most of the modeling. I put the files together and posted them at his request
• What do you think Fredelios (OSP that contains the mesh for this armor), OpenBrf's Mtarini (for making and assembling the mesh)

This small Osp replaces the vanilla game Leather Jerkin with a different model. It is shaped more in line with late Middle Ages and Renaissance jerkins

-The model uses the same material and texture as the standard leather jerkin (ragged_leather_jerkin.dds) so any retexture will affect it

-The model is still somewhat rough, specially the arms. Expect a improvement on future versions

• Instalation: drop the.brf file inside the Resources directory on the desired module. If you want it to affect most of your mods, add it to the CommonRes folder where your Mount&Blade game is installed. Replace any file if it asks you so;

NOTE: for safety reasons, the meshes for the old armor are still on the file, named as:

ragged_leather_jerkin

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod1

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod2

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod3

If for some reason you don't like the work and want the old jerkin back, just open the file with OpenBrf, remove the # from the meshes mentioned above and then delete the following meshes:

ragged_leather_jerkin

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod1

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod2

ragged_leather_jerkin.lod3

After this, save the file. Don't worry about any warning that may shown up, it will not screw up your game:)

About usage in other mods: Since it is OSP, you are free to modify, retexture and add it to whatever mod you want, as long as:

-You give credits to JhonBrazil, who did most of the modelling. I've simply put the file together and published it, upon his request

-You credit Fredelios (the OSP that contained the mesh for the pants of this armor, Mtarini for OpenBrf (Used to create and assemble the mesh)