Specific mods
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Model swap[edit]
This tutorial will use Blender for modifying the models, get it here: https://www.blender.org/
1. Before importing your model, you need to add a bone to make sure wielded items shows correctly.
On the bottom of the screen, switch from object mode to edit mode, with the mousse hovering the model hit Shift+A to create a new bone, name it R_Object_Hand (the windows for naming appear on the left by default).
Resize the bone and place it as close as possible of the right wrist bone. Select your newly created bone by right click on it, then shift+rclick on the wrist bone and hit Ctrl+P, choose connect.
Go back to object mode, right click on your hand mesh. Go to the vertex group and lock the group on it.
Shift Right-click on your armature (the mesh should already be selected), Ctrl+P and choose with automatic weight.
Re-select your hand mesh->vertex group and now delete everything that appear under your last locked group EXCEPT for you new R_Object_Hand.
2. Import your rigged FBX model in your Unity Project.
3. Set the rig type to humanoid and ensure that the T-Pose is correctly matched with the humanoid
4. Drag and drop the model on the scene
5. Scale it correctly using the reference model provided (neutral model) that is the scale of Daryon for reference
6. Remove the Animator component, add the component SetCustomAnimationAvatar and put the animation avatar of your character in the
avatar slot of the SetCustomAnimationAvatar component
7. Choose an unique name for your GameObject and create a prefab in the project from it
8. Open the Asset Override Manager located in the "EOE Mods Toolkit -> Asset Override Manager" menu
9. Add a new entry and choose the entity that you want to override in the source entry "builtin" dropdown
10. In the replacement path enter the unique name of your GameObject that you prefabed
(without the path, just the name of the Prefab), then in the Asset Load Method for the replacement choose
"Asset Bundles Mod Kit" and finally in the DLC or Mod ID enter the unique mod ID that you put in the Mod Settings Window
11. You are now ready to build and test your mod using the procedure described in the "Build Mod Locally" section of the guide
