Thunder visual effects and backflips
Integrated the visual effects of Tomoe's Thunder Sakura Dance and simple backflip movements, retaining the original combat animation
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About this mod Machine translation
Integrated the visual effects of Tomoe's Thunder Sakura Dance and simple backflip movements, retaining the original combat animation
Thunder visual effects and backflips
🎮 **A wonderful action mod for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice**
✨ Module Features
This module perfectly combines two wonderful functions:
- ⚡ **Thunder and Sakura Dance Visual Effects** - Gorgeous special effects derived from Tomoe Thunder module
- 🤸 **Smooth Backflip Action** - Perform an elegant backflip while locking into a backward jump
🎯 Function Description
- **Keep original combat animations** - All basic combat moves remain the same
- **Only new moves added** - Backflip and thunder visual effects are the only new additions
- **Perfectly Compatible** - Does not affect game balance and core gameplay
🔧 Technical details
- **Backflip and combat animation**: located in `a00.tae` file
- **Sakura Dance Special Effect**: Located in `a110.tae` file
- **Easy to Integrate** - Can be freely combined with other animation modules
📝 Usage suggestions
Experience more smooth and gorgeous combat movements! The backflip is automatically triggered when jumping backward in the locked state, and the thunder and lightning cherry blossom dance effect is displayed when specific skills are cast.
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💫 **Make your Sekiro journey more exciting! **
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