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Ironskink: Moves `expandFaceToExpressions` example to correct subsection

2025-06-02T13:50:23Z

Moves `expandFaceToExpressions` example to correct subsection

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	* '''rigMode''': If set, will only be drawn for the appropriate rig. Possible values are ''maleHead'' and ''femaleHead''		* '''rigMode''': If set, will only be drawn for the appropriate rig. Possible values are ''maleHead'' and ''femaleHead''
	* '''ifOwnerHasPart''': If set, will only draw this layer if the character also has this other body part. (Often used to make beards fit exactly to faces.)		* '''ifOwnerHasPart''': If set, will only draw this layer if the character also has this other body part. (Often used to make beards fit exactly to faces.)
	* '''expandFaceToExpressions''': If set and the keyword '''$face''' is used in the "name" value, the game will substitute '''$face''' for the character's current expression (Often used to make beards fit exactly to faces)		* '''expandFaceToExpressions''': If set and the keyword '''$face''' is used in the "name" value, the game will substitute '''$face''' for the character's current expression (Often used to make beards fit exactly to faces). For example, if you set the name to "customHead_$face_detail", the game will look for image files named ''customHead_happy_detail'', ''customHead_rage_detail, customHead_default_detail,'' etc. to match the layer to the expression being drawn.
	* '''facialExpression''': An array of the facial expressions that this layer applies to. (Often used with theme heads to allow the same head to apply to multiple expressions)		* '''facialExpression''': An array of the facial expressions that this layer applies to. (Often used with theme heads to allow the same head to apply to multiple expressions)
	* '''ifOwnerAspect''': Only draw this layer if the character also has some other aspect on them. Ending the value with a wildcard character ('''''') will match any aspect beginning with everything before the .		* '''ifOwnerAspect''': Only draw this layer if the character also has some other aspect on them. Ending the value with a wildcard character ('''''') will match any aspect beginning with everything before the .
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	* '''tint''': Which of the character's ''tint'' colours to apply to this layer. Possible values are ''skin'', ''hair'', ''primary'', ''secondary'' and ''streaks''. (If omitted, no tint will be applied.)		* '''tint''': Which of the character's ''tint'' colours to apply to this layer. Possible values are ''skin'', ''hair'', ''primary'', ''secondary'' and ''streaks''. (If omitted, no tint will be applied.)
	* '''tintAmount''': How strongly the layer should be tinted on a scale from 0.0 (not at all) to 1.0 (full strength). (If omitted, any tint will be applied at full strength.)		* '''tintAmount''': How strongly the layer should be tinted on a scale from 0.0 (not at all) to 1.0 (full strength). (If omitted, any tint will be applied at full strength.)
	*'''expandFaceToExpressions:''' When set to '''true''', you can add '''$face''' to the "name" field and have the game use that to find image files for all of the different facial expressions. For example, if you set the name to "customHead_$face_detail", the game will look for image files named ''customHead_happy_detail'', ''customHead_rage_detail, customHead_default_detail,'' etc. to match the layer to the expression being drawn.

	=== Canvas Size ===		=== Canvas Size ===

Ironskink: Added entry for `expandFaceToExpressions`

2025-06-02T13:34:53Z

Added entry for `expandFaceToExpressions`

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	* '''tint''': Which of the character's ''tint'' colours to apply to this layer. Possible values are ''skin'', ''hair'', ''primary'', ''secondary'' and ''streaks''. (If omitted, no tint will be applied.)		* '''tint''': Which of the character's ''tint'' colours to apply to this layer. Possible values are ''skin'', ''hair'', ''primary'', ''secondary'' and ''streaks''. (If omitted, no tint will be applied.)
	* '''tintAmount''': How strongly the layer should be tinted on a scale from 0.0 (not at all) to 1.0 (full strength). (If omitted, any tint will be applied at full strength.)		* '''tintAmount''': How strongly the layer should be tinted on a scale from 0.0 (not at all) to 1.0 (full strength). (If omitted, any tint will be applied at full strength.)
			*'''expandFaceToExpressions:''' When set to '''true''', you can add '''$face''' to the "name" field and have the game use that to find image files for all of the different facial expressions. For example, if you set the name to "customHead_$face_detail", the game will look for image files named ''customHead_happy_detail'', ''customHead_rage_detail, customHead_default_detail,'' etc. to match the layer to the expression being drawn.

	=== Canvas Size ===		=== Canvas Size ===

Ironskink at 13:04, 6 June 2024

2024-06-06T13:04:25Z

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	\| 2940-2495 \|\| Some Sash Augments \|\|		\| 2940-2495 \|\| Some Sash Augments \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2950-2955 \|\| Some Cloak Augments (Front), Talisman Augments \|\| ~~Example~~		\| 2950-2955 \|\| Some Cloak Augments (Front), Talisman Augments \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2970-2971 \|\| Tortoiseshell Pendant \|\|		\| 2970-2971 \|\| Tortoiseshell Pendant \|\|
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	\| 4900 \|\| '''Left Hand, Book Grip (Back)''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files		\| 4900 \|\| '''Left Hand, Book Grip (Back)''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
	\|-		\|-
	\| 5000+ \|\| Held Item (Offhand) \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files. For multi-layer items, the default layer starts at 5000 and additional layers are added on top of that. For example, if an offhand item draws a shading layer at a depth of 1, when equipped in the off-hand the layer will have a value of 5001.		\| 5000+ \|\| '''Held Item (Offhand)''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files. For multi-layer items, the default layer starts at 5000 and additional layers are added on top of that. For example, if an offhand item draws a shading layer at a depth of 1, when equipped in the off-hand the layer will have a value of 5001.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 6000 \|\| Left Hand: Closed, Open, and Book (front) Grips \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files		\| 6000 \|\| '''Left Hand: Closed, Open, and Book (front) Grips''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
	\|-		\|-
	\| 6100-6103 \|\| Shield Offhand Items \|\|		\| 6100-6103 \|\| Shield Offhand Items \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 7000 \|\| Held Item (Main Hand) \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files. For multi-layer items, the default layer starts at 5000 and additional layers are added on top of that. For example, if an offhand item draws a shading layer at a depth of 1, when equipped in the off-hand the layer will have a value of 7001.		\| 7000 \|\| '''Held Item (Main Hand)''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files. For multi-layer items, the default layer starts at 5000 and additional layers are added on top of that. For example, if an offhand item draws a shading layer at a depth of 1, when equipped in the off-hand the layer will have a value of 7001.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 8000 \|\| Right Hand: Closed, Open and Book Grips \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files		\| 8000 \|\| '''Right Hand: Closed, Open and Book Grips''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
	\|-		\|-
	\| 8100-8105 \|\| Ring Augments \|\|		\| 8100-8105 \|\| Ring Augments \|\|

Ironskink: Added table of layer depths in the base game

2024-06-02T18:23:55Z

Added table of layer depths in the base game

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	''Note: In most game files, image layers are grouped under a heading called '''"layers"''', while in aspect files they are called '''"skinLayers"'''. This guide applies regardless of which of these headings is used.''		''Note: In most game files, image layers are grouped under a heading called '''"layers"''', while in aspect files they are called '''"skinLayers"'''. This guide applies regardless of which of these headings is used.''

			== Default Layer Depths ==

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+ Layer depths used by the base game
			! Layer Depth !! Used for !! Notes
			\|-
			\| 10-11 \|\| Cloak Backs \|\|
			\|-
			\| 55-58 \|\| Wings \|\| Includes [[Crowtouched\|Crow Wings]], [[Hawksoul\|Hawk Wings]], [[Mothly\|Moth Wings]], [[Drauven Wings]] and [[Teeny Wings]]
			\|-
			\| 70 \|\| Shoulder Pets \|\| Includes [[Drauven Bird]] and [[Netherowl]]
			\|-
			\| 100-103 \|\| Tails \|\|
			\|-
			\| 1000 \|\| '''Human Torso''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
			\|-
			\| 1001-1003 \|\| Bear (Tattoo) Arms, Tree (Willow) Arms \|\|
			\|-
			\| 1100 \|\| '''Left & Right Human Legs''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
			\|-
			\| 1101-1106 \|\| Theme Legs, some Theme Arms \|\|
			\|-
			\| 1150 \|\| Bandaged & Prosthetic Legs \|\|
			\|-
			\| 1200 \|\| '''Human Right & Left Arms, Human Upper Left Arm (2-handed pose)''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
			\|-
			\| 1200 \|\| Most Spelltouched (Tattoo) Layers \|\| Exceptions: Torso (1211), Lower 2-Handed Left Arm (3000)
			\|-
			\| 1201-1204 \|\| Most Right & Left Theme Arms \|\|
			\|-
			\| 1211 \|\| Spelltouched (Tattoo) Torso \|\|
			\|-
			\| 1212 \|\| Morthagi Captain Torso \|\| Not normally available to players
			\|-
			\| 1300 \|\| Bandaged & Prosthetic Arms \|\|
			\|-
			\| 1500-1503 \|\| [[Mortificial Enhancements\|Mortificial]] Arms \|\|
			\|-
			\| 2000 \|\| Foothill Neck Tattoos \|\|
			\|-
			\| 2000-2400 \|\| Clothing/Armor \|\| Excluding Clothing/Armor that covers the Lower Left Arm (2-Handed Pose). Some Warrior armor layers go as high as 2500.
			\|-
			\| 2490-2491 \|\| Some Sash Augments \|\|
			\|-
			\| 2900-2901 \|\| Belt Augments, Bracelet Augments (1-Handed Pose), Kneepad Augments \|\|
			\|-
			\| 2910 \|\| Starheart Belt \|\|
			\|-
			\| 2940-2495 \|\| Some Sash Augments \|\|
			\|-
			\| 2950-2955 \|\| Some Cloak Augments (Front), Talisman Augments \|\| Example
			\|-
			\| 2970-2971 \|\| Tortoiseshell Pendant \|\|
			\|-
			\| 3000 \|\| '''Human Lower Left Arm (2-Handed Pose)''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
			\|-
			\| 3000 \|\| Spelltouched Tattoos - Lower Left Arm (2-Handed Pose) \|\|
			\|-
			\| 3020-3499 \|\| Clothing/Armor Layers, Lower Left Arm (2-Handed Pose) \|\|
			\|-
			\| 3550-3555 \|\| Some Cloak Augments (Front) \|\|
			\|-
			\| 3560-3565 \|\| Some Strap Augments, Some Scarf Augments \|\|
			\|-
			\| 3570-3575 \|\| Necklace Augments \|\|
			\|-
			\| 3580-3582 \|\| Pauldron Augments, Some Theme Arms \|\| Includes [[Child of the Hills]], [[Elmsoul]] and [[Crystalline]]
			\|-
			\| 3590-3592 \|\| Broach Augments \|\|
			\|-
			\| 3999 \|\| Neck Theme Layers \|\|
			\|-
			\| 4000-4003 \|\| Bracelet Augments \|\|
			\|-
			\| 4900 \|\| '''Left Hand, Book Grip (Back)''' \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
			\|-
			\| 5000+ \|\| Held Item (Offhand) \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files. For multi-layer items, the default layer starts at 5000 and additional layers are added on top of that. For example, if an offhand item draws a shading layer at a depth of 1, when equipped in the off-hand the layer will have a value of 5001.
			\|-
			\| 6000 \|\| Left Hand: Closed, Open, and Book (front) Grips \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
			\|-
			\| 6100-6103 \|\| Shield Offhand Items \|\|
			\|-
			\| 7000 \|\| Held Item (Main Hand) \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files. For multi-layer items, the default layer starts at 5000 and additional layers are added on top of that. For example, if an offhand item draws a shading layer at a depth of 1, when equipped in the off-hand the layer will have a value of 7001.
			\|-
			\| 8000 \|\| Right Hand: Closed, Open and Book Grips \|\| Hard-coded, not visible in game files
			\|-
			\| 8100-8105 \|\| Ring Augments \|\|
			\|}

	== Modding Head Layers (Heads, Hair, Faces, Scars, etc.) ==		== Modding Head Layers (Heads, Hair, Faces, Scars, etc.) ==

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Image layers are used by [[Theme|themes]], [[Modding_add_equipment|equipment]] and even regular [[Aspect|aspects]] to affect the appearance of a character. Characters in Wildermyth are created by layering a number of .png files overtop each other based on their "depth" value, with higher values appearing overtop lower values in their group.

Images are clumped into five groups: the main body, the head, the main/equipped weapon, the inactive/stowed weapon, and the offhand weapon/item. Regardless of depth values, image layers within the head group or an item will all be "flat" with respect to the body layers. An axe that uses two layers can have depth values of 1 and 2 and it will always be drawn in front of the body & armour layers when equipped and behind the torso when inactive.

''Note: In most game files, image layers are grouped under a heading called '''"layers"''', while in aspect files they are called '''"skinLayers"'''. This guide applies regardless of which of these headings is used.''

== Modding Head Layers (Heads, Hair, Faces, Scars, etc.) ==

Head layers are used by the "peopleParts" files (to customize character appearance) and several aspects (such as the various scars).

Head layers are all drawn as a separate group from the body layers, so 'depth' values are only relative to other images being drawn on the head. The base game gives the various possible heads a depth value of 4000, so layers with a lower depth value will be drawn behind the head.

=== Layer Definition ===

Inside the peoplePart or aspect file, the layer definition will look something like this:

<pre>
"layers": [
{
"name": "hairFB3_behind",
"tint": "hair",
"bodyPart": "hair",
"depth": 3900,
"headOffset": true
},
{
"name": "hairFB3",
"tint": "hair",
"bodyPart": "hair",
"depth": 4200,
"rigMode": "femaleHead",
"headOffset": true
},
{
"name": "hairFB3M",
"tint": "hair",
"bodyPart": "hair",
"depth": 4200,
"rigMode": "maleHead",
"headOffset": true
},
{
"name": "hairFB3_streaks",
"tint": "streaks",
"bodyPart": "hair",
"depth": 4201,
"headOffset": true
}
]
</pre>

Some important fields:

* '''name''' ''(required)'': The name of the image to be used, not including the ''.png'' file extension.
* '''headOffset''' (required): Setting this to ''true'' is what defines this as a head layer.
* '''depth''' ''(recommended)'': Determines the order of drawing the images. High numbers go above lower numbers.
* '''tint''': Which of the character's ''tint'' colours to apply to this layer. Possible values are ''skin'', ''hair'', ''primary'', ''secondary'' and ''streaks''. (If omitted, no tint will be applied.)
* '''tintAmount''': How strongly the layer should be tinted on a scale from 0.0 (not at all) to 1.0 (full strength). (If omitted, any tint will be applied at full strength.)
* '''bodyPart''': If set, will only be drawn if the character has that body part and body part hasn't been transformed by a theme.
* '''rigMode''': If set, will only be drawn for the appropriate rig. Possible values are ''maleHead'' and ''femaleHead''
* '''ifOwnerHasPart''': If set, will only draw this layer if the character also has this other body part. (Often used to make beards fit exactly to faces.)
* '''expandFaceToExpressions''': If set and the keyword '''$face''' is used in the "name" value, the game will substitute '''$face''' for the character's current expression (Often used to make beards fit exactly to faces)
* '''facialExpression''': An array of the facial expressions that this layer applies to. (Often used with theme heads to allow the same head to apply to multiple expressions)
* '''ifOwnerAspect''': Only draw this layer if the character also has some other aspect on them. Ending the value with a wildcard character ('''*''') will match any aspect beginning with everything before the *.
* '''ifOwnerAspects''': Character must have ''all'' of these aspects in order for the layer to be drawn.
* '''ifNoOwnerAspect''': Only draw this layer if the character does '''not''' have some other aspect on them. Ending the value with a wildcard character ('''*''') will match any aspect beginning with everything before the *.
* '''ifNoOwnerAspects''': Character must not have ''any'' of these aspects in order for the layer to be drawn.

=== File Names ===

If using '''expandFaceToExpressions''', you will need to provide separate images for all 17 facial expressions ("neutral", "interested", "grim", "sad", "skeptical", "dubious", "open", "surprised", "scared", "angry", "rage", "scheming", "hit", "dead", "happy", "joke" and "joy"). Otherwise, your file name will simply be the name that you specified plus a .png file extension.

=== Canvas Size ===

Head image layers are defined in a rig's associated skeleton file. All human heads are expected to be 192 x
256 pixels. Any images of different dimensions will be stretched or squashed to this size.

'''Known Exceptions:''' Custom rigs may specify custom dimensions for the head layer. See "Mods with Special Considerations" below for known cases where custom head sizes are being used.

=== Image Location ===

Your mod should place all images for these layers inside the '''assets/figures/images/human/misc''' folder of your mod. (The first time you add an image to your mod, you may need to create these folders.)

Any images that share the exact same name as images in the base game's '''assets/figures/images/human/misc''' or '''assets/figures/images/human/unpacked''' folder will overwrite the base game's version of the file.

== Modding Body Layers (Limbs, Augments, Armor, etc.) ==

Most of the layers that appear on your character are part of the body set. The body layer includes the torso, the character's limbs, [[Armor|armour]], [[Augment|augments]], shields, and all of the theme parts that can replace the torso or limbs.

Body layers are '''rig-specific''', meaning that the game will determine which image to use based on the character's rig. The base game has a total of 6 rigs: Male/Female body shapes for each of the three classes (Warrior/Hunter/Mystic), and modders can create their own custom rigs and apply them using the [[Modding alternate rigs|rigOverride]] aspect.

=== Layer Definition ===

Inside the aspect, theme or armour file, the definition of a layer for the body will look something like this:

<pre>
"layers": [
{
"name": "replaceArmL_wolfA_tint",
"tint": "hair",
"depth": 1201,
"ifNoOwnerAspect": "themeSkin_wolf*"
},
{
"name": "replaceArmL_wolfB_untinted",
"depth": 1202,
"ifNoOwnerAspect": "themeSkin_wolf*"
}
],
</pre>

Some important fields:

* '''name''' ''(required)'': The name of the image to be used. (Body layers are special - see below)
* '''depth''' ''(recommended)'': Determines the order of drawing the images. High numbers go above lower numbers. (See below for list of depths used by base-game assets)
* '''tint''': Which of the character's ''tint'' colours to apply to this layer. Possible values are ''skin'', ''hair'', ''primary'', ''secondary'' and ''streaks''. (If omitted, no tint will be applied.)
* '''tintAmount''': How strongly the layer should be tinted on a scale from 0.0 (not at all) to 1.0 (full strength). (If omitted, any tint will be applied at full strength.)
* '''ifOwnerAspect''': Only draw this layer if the character also has some other aspect on them. Ending the value with a wildcard character ('''*''') will match any aspect beginning with everything before the *.
* '''ifOwnerAspects''': Character must have ''all'' of these aspects in order for the layer to be drawn.
* '''ifNoOwnerAspect''': Only draw this layer if the character does '''not''' have some other aspect on them. Ending the value with a wildcard character ('''*''') will match any aspect beginning with everything before the *.
* '''ifNoOwnerAspects''': Character must not have ''any'' of these aspects in order for the layer to be drawn.
* '''rigMode''': If set, only draw this layer in the specified mode. Possible values are ''oneHanded'' and ''twoHanded''.
* '''ifRightHandGrasp''': If set, only draw this layer based on the right hand's grasp value. Possible values are ''open'', ''closed'' and ''book''.
* '''ifLeftHandGrasp''': If set, only draw this layer based on the left hand's grasp value. Possible values are ''open'', ''closed'' and ''book''.

It is possible to create some very complicated effects using the above fields, such as including multiple layers that are each tinted separately, allowing augments or alternate arms/hands to grasp weapons and items, and making layers depend on multiple aspects to have them show or hide automatically based on other factors.

=== File Names and Rigs ===

As mentioned above, body layers are generally '''rig-specific'''. This means that the file the game will look for when drawing the character will be a combination of the name of the rig and the '''name''' specified in your layer, in the form ''<rigName>_<layer name>.png''. For example, if you set the name field for your layer as ''myNewLayer'', a female warrior (which uses the rig ''warriorF'') would use the image file '''warriorF_myNewLayer.png''' while a male mystic (which uses the rig ''mysticM'') would use the image file '''mysticM_myNewLayer.png'''

For body layers, you must therefore provide separate images for each rig that you wish to support.

The six rigs used in the base game are:

* hunterF
* hunterM
* mysticF
* mysticM
* warriorF
* warriorM

It is possible for mods to define and use custom rigs in addition to the base-game rigs above. See "Mods with Special Considerations" below for more information.

=== Canvas Size ===

Body image layers are all expected to be 512 x 512 pixels. Any images of different dimensions will be stretched or squashed to this size.

=== Image Location ===

Your mod should place all images for these layers inside the '''assets/figures/images/human/misc''' folder of your mod. (The first time you add an image to your mod, you may need to create these folders.)

Any images that share the exact same name as images in the base game's '''assets/figures/images/human/misc''' or '''assets/figures/images/human/unpacked''' folder will overwrite the base game's version of the file.

== Modding Held Item Layers ==

Items are the things that can be held in the character's main or off hand and are sometimes stowed behind the character's back when inactive.

=== Layer Definition ===

Inside the item, the layer definition will look something like this:

<pre>
"layers": [
{
"name": "item_axe1Fang_t1A_tint1_50",
"tint": "primary",
"tintAmount": 0.5,
"scaleX": 0.5,
"scaleY": 0.5,
"rigUsage": "rigGeneral",
"grip": "mainHand",
"inactiveGrip": "highBack",
"gripOffset": { "x": 114, "y": 210 }
},
{
"name": "item_axe1Fang_t1B_untinted",
"scaleX": 0.5,
"scaleY": 0.5,
"rigUsage": "rigGeneral",
"grip": "mainHand",
"inactiveGrip": "highBack",
"gripOffset": { "x": 114, "y": 210 }
}
]
</pre>

Some important fields:

* '''name''' ''(required)'': The name of the image to be used. (The game seems to like item images to be prefixed with '''item_''')
* '''depth''' ''(recommended)'': Determines the order of drawing the images. High numbers go above lower numbers.
* '''rigUsage''' ''(recommended)'': Setting this to '''rigGeneral''' means this layer will always be drawn regardless of the rig used by the character.
* '''gripOffset''' ''(recommended)'': Specifies the anchor point where a character will hold this item.
* '''grip''' ''(recommended)'': Which hand a character uses to hold this. Possible values are "mainHand" and "offHand".
* '''inactiveGrip''' ''(recommended for weapons)'': Where to stow this item when inactive. Possible values are "highBack" "midBack" "lowBack" and "hide".
* '''grasp''': How the item is held. Defaults to "closed". Can be set to "book" or "open".
* '''scaleX''': Scaling multiplier to size the item appropriately to the character.
* '''scaleY''': Scaling multiplier to size the item appropriately to the character.
* '''rotation''': Rotates the item.
* '''tint''': Which of the character's ''tint'' colours to apply to this layer. Possible values are ''skin'', ''hair'', ''primary'', ''secondary'' and ''streaks''. (If omitted, no tint will be applied.)
* '''tintAmount''': How strongly the layer should be tinted on a scale from 0.0 (not at all) to 1.0 (full strength). (If omitted, any tint will be applied at full strength.)

=== Canvas Size ===

Item image layers can be any size. Use the ''scaleX'' and ''scaleY'' properties in the layer definition to ensure the item is sized appropriately for the character.

=== Image Location ===

Your mod should place all images for these layers inside the '''assets/figures/images/human/items''' folder of your mod. (The first time you add an image to your mod, you may need to create these folders.)

Any images that share the exact same name as images in the base game's '''assets/figures/images/human/items''' folder will overwrite the base game's version of the file.

== Mods with Special Considerations ==

The following mods use custom setups in some way.

=== [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2810606541 Drauven PCs] ===
'''Author:''' Drauven Mod Squad (Lead: David Bilsky, AKA Ironskink/BoldestDungeon)

'''Website:''' [https://github.com/BoldestDungeon/wildermyth-drauven-pcs Project Page on GitHub]

'''Primary Contact:''' [https://discord.gg/uftGyUa8GS Dedicated Discord server]

==== New Rigs ====
* DrauvenHunter
* DrauvenMystic
* DrauvenWarrior
* Drauven

'''Notes: '''

The Warrior, Hunter and Mystic rigs are based on the Stump, Haunt and Deeven models, respectively. Raw .psd files for the rigs at the project's public [https://github.com/BoldestDungeon/wildermyth-drauven-pcs/tree/develop/assets/figures/source GitHub] page. The plain ''Drauven'' rig is used for farmers and is an exact copy of the Warrior (Stump) rig.

The Drauven rigs use a larger canvas size for the head layers than the normal human rigs do (256 x 384 px) to better fit all the various head ornamentations that the Drauven have.

=== [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2978516419 Return of the Centauri]===
'''Author:''' Pinhat

==== New Rigs ====
* centaurWarriorM
* centaurWarriorF
* centaurHunterM
* centaurHunterF
* centaurMysticM
* centaurMysticF

'''Notes:'''

The centaur rig essentially shifts all of the upper-body assets up and to the right to make room for the centaur's lower body. The upper human body is unchanged except for the position.

[[Category:Modding]]