It’s never different from the moeblobs IMO – they all have the same figures and faces.ĪG3 also has a trainer.
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The latter would have usage of HD skin and hourglass figure mods. There will be doll-like characters in one side, and hyper-realistic characters on another (well, not really “realistic” – as it’s more like the ideal Western porn star). There will be those character-specific costumes but nobody flaunts their favorite anime characters from there. While the Japanese and the English community have different takes of it, relevant modding areas focus on skin and body mods.
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I took a lot of clothing mods for casual wear.
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It also helps a lot that character files store clothing and texture data so you won’t have the hassle of needing some mod if you download them from someone else. I hoarded mods there, since there became a tool that allows me to access more clothing/textures without replacing files. The latter didn’t go well so I dropped it.ĪG3 is a special case. Left was the latest version, and right was a WIP after installing an “anime” body mod. Other AA1 mods include the male face mod which makes male faces look more feminine the BL mod where females are converted to males and the futa mod which converts males to females. Most English mods in AA1 that got attention are multiple uncensor options, “realistic X” mods, and the curvy body mod. AA1 has a lot of other tools (like JGRandomChanger) but they weren’t noticed by the non-Japanese community.
The more interesting mods are those which completely replace default assets, like perhaps the high heels mod and the not-uniform-like uniform textures for AA1.īoth AHM and AA1 have trainers that edit different parameters to get the gameplay you want. Hair colors are severely limited so you’ll have hard-coded textures on hair mods, and hex-editing to get more hair colors (for AA1, which has its guide in Uppervolta). There will be mods mostly based off some anime character, and I end up modifying such mods so they become useful to any character. Modding older Illusion titles like PPD, AHM and AA1 means taking portions of mods to take advantage of the limited slots. It’s literally a text file inside the game’s data folder. There also became a form of currency to buy shop items for games before LG (HCT, LD555, etc.) and I recall cheating where I edited a text file so all items are sold at 1 credit. However, not all items are sold in one store so there became a mod that changes that. HCT and LG, in-game, have stores where you buy characters stuff. Looking at all the dance videos make me want to install LDF again… Also, there’s the tool that exports Teatime character files (.ALP) to MMD. I would have actually tried a personality port if only I had the game where I want to get the ports from (LD2). Anyway, Japanese mod sites for these games (one of which IP blocks foreigners) have uncensors, retextures, and notably a personality porting tool. Tamzone became the only database where I gave a crap about other people’s creations. Pro-tip: Use Glype-based proxy to be able to download from uploaders which have IP block.Įnglish mods for Teatime’s HCT, LG and LDF solely compose of the uncensor and the machine translation.
You may just skip to the highest level to unlock all positions but I wouldn’t recommend that (at least not immediately) since the dialogue upon progress is part of the fun of the game. If you want to get easy mode in CM3D, you get that save editor where you raise your stats, notably reason so you don’t worry about your selections during H scenes. VAC files to get certain textures to work. I have to find mods that conflict, since you would have them without knowing it. I decrypt CM3D’s. Meanwhile, in CM3D, I never seek beyond what is available. I edited textures in 3DCG to introduce additional color options.
I grabbed everything that is available, which are mostly hairstyles, skin textures, face/body types and outfits. At best, it got custom poses (which editor is an in-built feature), and background mods.įor TechArts3D’s 3DCG and Kiss’ CM3D(1), I hoarded mods. 3DG in particular has a lot of opportunities to make itself look as pretty as 3DCG but those were never pursued. Meanwhile, AA2 was released on June 2014 and it has around 400 mods.īullet’s 3DGCE and Purpleheart’s PL2 are pretty forgettable when it comes to mods. 3DG was released in November 2013 and it only has around 120 mods in its uploader.
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