nanocoating
Replace the default paint theme and add multiple custom paint models
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About this mod Machine translation
Content introduction:
Replace the default paint theme and add multiple custom paint models
Author: snackynak
Install:
- Download the compressed package
- Unzip the file
- Copy the file to the extensions folder
- Run the game
Instructions for changing the default theme:
Open the paintmods.xml file in NAKPAINTS\Library using Notepad or preferably Notepad++
Look for "paintmod_0006" This is the default paint you get when starting a new game. Additional paint themes are "paintmod_0048" (red stripes), "paintmod_0049" (now no color) and "paintmod_0050" (now yellow).
So let's say you want the default painting theme to be solid white. Here is paintmod_0006: This is the solid white paint mod nakwhite_solid: Change paintmod_0006 to: Or if you want solid blue as the default, paintmod_0006 should look like this:
<replace sel="/paintmods/paint[@ware='paintmod_0006']">
<paint ware="paintmod_0006" quality="1" hue="130" brightness="1" saturation="-0.1" metal="0.5" smooth="0.2" dirt="-0.7" extradirt="-0.8"/>
</replace>
<paint ware="nakwhite_solid" quality="1" hue="300" brightness="4" saturation="-1" metal="-0.85" smooth="0.2" dirt="0.1" extradirt="0.1"/>
<replace sel="/paintmods/paint[@ware='paintmod_0006']">
<paint ware="paintmod_0006" quality="1" hue="300" brightness="4" saturation="-1" metal="-0.85" smooth="0.2" dirt="0.1"
extradirt="0.1"/>
</replace>
<replace sel="/paintmods/paint[@ware='paintmod_0006']">
<paint ware="paintmod_0006" quality="1" hue="135" brightness="-1" saturation="0.9" metal="1" smooth="0.3" dirt="-0.8" extradirt="-0.9" pattern="extensions\NAKPAINTS\assets\textures\patterns\naksolid" strength="0.5" scale="100" sharpness="100" invert="0" red="0" green="100" blue="220" alpha="255"/>
</replace>
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.