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Outfit Colours
"Pick new colours for Rose's body, cape and hair."
How do I install Outfit Colours?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Outfit Colours for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse in one click.
</>What does Outfit Colours do?
Switch on Outfit Colours and choose a colour for each of three parts of Rose's costume: her body, her cape and her hair. Each list has 16 colours, from crimson and gold to navy, silver and black, plus Unchanged to leave that part alone. The cape starts on crimson; the body and hair start unchanged. The mod uses colour controls that are already part of the game's character shader, the same controls the game itself uses on one of its costumes, and sets them on the materials of the costume Rose is wearing while you play. The costume's light and shade stay, so folds, trim and shadows still read; only the colour changes. Tint strength sets how far the picked colour replaces the original: at 100 a part takes the new colour fully, at lower values more of the costume's own colours show through. The body is a single piece that holds her clothes, skin and face, so a body colour tints her skin too. Her skin shows it most, and dark leather stays dark. The cape colour covers the cape's trim as well. The colours follow her when she changes costume: the new costume takes them and the old one gets its own colours back. Picking Unchanged for a part, or switching the mod off, brings the original colours back at once. Nothing is equipped, unlocked or saved, so your costume choice and your save stay as they were.
</>What is Outfit Colours?
Outfit Colours changes the colours of Rose's costume in Castlevania: Belmont's Curse. Pick one of 16 colours for her body, her cape and her hair, set how strongly they replace the originals, and the mod applies them to the costume she is wearing through colour controls the game's character shader already has. The costume's shading and detail stay, and switching it off brings the original colours back.
</>Common questions about Outfit Colours
What does Outfit Colours change in Castlevania: Belmont's Curse?
It changes the colours of Rose's costume while you play. You choose a colour for her body, her cape and her hair from lists of 16 colours, or leave a part on Unchanged. The mod sets those colours on the materials of the costume she is wearing, using colour controls the game's character shader already has.
Does the body colour change her skin?
Yes. The game draws her clothes, skin and face as one piece, so the body colour reaches all of them. Her skin shows it most and dark leather stays dark. Leave Body colour on Unchanged, or lower Tint strength, if you only want to change the cape and hair.
Does it work with every costume?
It works with whichever costume Rose is wearing, because every costume is drawn with the same character shader. When you change costume, the new one takes your colours a moment after you equip it, and the old one gets its own colours back.
What does Tint strength do?
It sets how far the picked colours replace the costume's own. At 100 a part takes the picked colour fully, over its own light and shade. At lower values more of the original colours show through, for a softer tint.
Is anything saved, equipped or unlocked?
No. The colours only exist while the mod is on. It never equips or unlocks a costume, and your save keeps the costume you chose. Switch the mod off and the original colours come back at once; start the game without the mod and every costume looks as it always did.
What options does Outfit Colours include?
Outfit Colours
Tints Rose's body, cape and hair with the colours picked below, on whichever costume she wears. Off by default; switching it off gives every costume its own colours back.
Cape colour
The colour for her cape, trim included. Crimson by default; Unchanged leaves the cape as it is.
Body colour
The colour for her body. The body is one piece with her clothes, skin and face, so all of them take it: her skin shows it most, dark leather stays dark. Unchanged by default.
Hair colour
The colour for her hair. Unchanged by default.
Tint strength
How far the picked colours replace the costume's own, in percent. At 100 each tinted part takes the picked colour over its own light and shade; lower values keep more of the original colours. 100 by default.
Outfit Colours is a ProjectMods mod for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse that tints Rose's body, cape and hair with colours you pick, on whichever costume she wears, and brings the costume's own colours back when you switch it off.
System Requirements
What features does Outfit Colours include?
- A colour for each of three parts: body, cape and hair.
- 16 colours per part, plus Unchanged to leave a part as it is.
- Tint strength from 10% to 100%, from a light tint to a full change of colour.
- Works on whichever costume Rose wears and follows her when she changes costume.
- Keeps the costume's light, shade and detail; only the colour changes.
- Switching it off gives every costume its own colours back, and nothing is saved.
Best For
- You like a costume but not its cape, so give the cape a new colour and keep the rest as it is.
- You want Rose in your own colour scheme, so pick navy for the cape and silver for the hair.
- You want a subtle change, so set Tint strength to 40 and let the costume's own colours show through.
- You want to compare looks, so switch the mod off and on to see the original costume next to your colours.
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