Tucked Hair For All
Tucked Hair For All Hairstyles
About this mod Machine translation
Tucked Hair For All Hairstyles
This mod extends the "Tured hair for Grand Master Ursine armor" mod designed by deguzzi, adding all armor classes to Ursine and Wolven armor.
It changes the look of "loosely gathered and tied behind the head" and "long and loose" hairstyles. Even though "Long and loose" on Geralt looks terrible, I kept it (you will be the judge of this) and split the mod into two versions: "BothHair" and "GatheredHairOnly".
This mod also includes other common armors of the lead. The result isn't perfect, and there's a lot of cropping and the hair looks stuck to the collar, which isn't surprising (because it needs to be). However, I include it for those who want to try it. It also includes the "Manticore armor" equipped by the wizard.
Finally, I added an awesome version of the "Witcher 2 Gear" mod for Holgar96, because why not.
MOD version:
- vanilla:
modBearWolfBothHair: Contains only "Ursine" and "Wolven" armor. Suitable for both hair types.
modBearWolfGatheredHairOnly: Same as above, only works with "loosely gathered, tied behind the head"
modBearWolfManticoreBothHair: Contains two hairstyles "Ursine", "Wolven" and "Manticore".
modBearWolfManticoreGatheredHairOnly: Same thing, just for "loosely gathered and tied behind the head".
modFullBothHair: Contains all of the above, plus additional armor for the lead, for both hair styles.
modFullGatheredHairOnly: Same thing, just for "loosely gathered and tied behind the head".
- Witcher 2 Gear: Contains the same version as vanilla, but with added armor from the mod.
Install:
- Choose the version you want.
- Copy the folder to the "mods" folder.
uninstall:
Delete the folder from the "mods" folder.
grateful:
deguzzi came up with this.
reddit user: /u/SkyModTemple is used to list all available armor and saves you the trouble of doing so.
CDPR is great.
This mod expands upon the "Tucked hair for Grand Master Ursine armor" mod by deguzzi, to add all armor tiers for both Ursine and Wolven armors.
It changes the appearance of "Loosely gathered, tied behind the head" and "Long and loose" hairstyles. Although the "Long and loose" looks bad on Geralt, I kept it (you'll be the judge of that) and divided the mod into 2 versions: "BothHair" and "GatheredHairOnly".
This mod also includes other common armors with a collar. The result isn't perfect and there is a lot of clipping and the hair looks stuck to the collar which isn't surprising (because it needs to). However, I included it for anyone who wants to give it a try. It also includes the "Manticore armor" of the Witcher gear.
Finally, I added a version for the awesome "Witcher 2 Gear" mod by Holgar96 because why not.
MOD VERSIONS:
- Vanilla:
modBearWolfBothHair: only contains "Ursine" and "Wolven" armors. available for both hairstyles.
modBearWolfGatheredHairOnly: same as the above, only for "Loosely gathered, tied behind the head"
modBearWolfManticoreBothHair: contains "Ursine", "Wolven" and "Manticore" for both hairstyles.
modBearWolfManticoreGatheredHairOnly: same thing, only for "Loosely gathered, tied behind the head".
modFullBothHair: contains all the above, plus other armors with a collar, for both hairstyles.
modFullGatheredHairOnly: same thing, only for "Loosely gathered, tied behind the head".
- Witcher 2 Gear: contains the same versions as the Vanilla, but adds the mod's armors.
INSTALL:
- Choose which version you want.
- Copy the folder to "mods" folder.
UNINSTALL:
Remove the folder from "mods" folder.
THANKS TO:
deguzzi for figuring this out.
reddit user: /u/SkyModTemple for listing all the armors available and saving me the trouble of doing that.
CDPR for being awesome.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.