There are some modding tools that are out there that I had not mentioned, but I hope this helps you. And Dark Souls Sound Inserter allows you to inject sounds to a. DSDAD is a mod manager for DSI but does not work with Rekindled. MSB edits enemy placements and AI, PARAM edits stats of the game but requires a. Parts of the tools that the community made for DSI is Wulf's MSB, PARAM and FMG editor,DSDAD, and Dark Souls Sound Insertor. It can extract bht, bdt, tpf, dcx, and bnd but it requires raw files.ĭark Souls has been the most modded so it would be recommended to start off with it because it has more modding tools than its brothers but I must warn you to play offline while playing the remastered version.ĭark Souls II has a mod manager made by Atvaark,but SOFTS and DSIII remain only touched by Cheat Engine. You will need the DSR Texture Packer and Unpacker: I would recommend: Classic armor pack: restores the armor textures to their DS1 PTDE originals. If you want to unpack some files (example.
If you want to unpack the games themselves : UDSFM (UnpackDarkSoulsForModding) for DS : PTDE | UXM for Dark Souls II, SOTFS, and Dark Souls III.* If you want to modify textures, use these tools if you want to mod a certain Dark Souls game: DSfix for Dark Souls : Prepare to Die Edition (recommended to use Dark Souls Texture Extractor if you do not want to manually dump textures) | GeDoSaTo for Dark Souls II | iGP11 for Dark Souls II : Scholar of the First Sin, and Dark Souls III | DSR Texture Packer and Unpacker for Dark Souls : Remastered MuddVader's Hard Leather, Wanderer, and Cleric Starter recolors
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Willypiggy's How to use texture mod/dump in DSfix 1.2+ Grextraction's Explanation of what is and isn't possible with mods The latest DSfix version can always be found here or here.Īndy6000's Live Texture Identification Document
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