The sound FX of the first person on the back of the sword has been fixed.
Fixed missing art and sounds when using a first person sword from behind
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About this mod Machine translation
Fixed missing art and sounds when using a first person sword from behind
what is it
Fixed sound missing art and sound when using first person sword on background animation. The lack of sound for animations and other mods in First Person Sword Gear XPMSE is very annoying.
XP32 or Weapons on back mod is highly recommended (otherwise this mod is pointless)
Notice
If you are using version 1.0 (the scripted version of the patch) which has been completely removed, you no longer need it as I figured out how to do this without any scripts. I'm keeping the old version for posterity in case the script is useful for something else. Def although using animation only has replacer version.
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What is it
Fix for missing draw and sheathe sounds when using 1st person sword on back animations. It was super annoying that first person sword equip animations like in XPMSE and other mods had no sound.
XP32 or Weapons on back mod highly recomended (otherwise this mod is pointless)
Note
If you were using version 1.0 (scripted version of the fix) remove that version completely, it's no longer needed since I figured out how to do it without any scripting. I am keeping the old version up for posterity and in case the scripts are ever useful for something else. Def use the animation only replacer version though.
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