DLC Costume : Demonica Sindel {By UncleFestor}

[UncleFestor]

Requires DLC Manager 2.5 or higher {By HowardC} to install. Works on ALL versions of MKKE

Just extract contents to your DiscContentPC folder & install via DLC Manager.

DLC Costume Demonica Sindel.rar

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[valas991]

This skin is one of the best Sindel I've ever seen! Thanks for updating.

[sibabkombat]

Requires DLC Manager 2.5 or higher {By HowardC} to install. Works on ALL versions of MKKE

Just extract contents to your DiscContentPC folder & install via DLC Manager.

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DLC Costume Demonica Sindel.rar

Hi, UncleFestor!

This is an amazing Costume indeed as all that you've uploaded!!
But I must say that I was a bit confused about this new .diff format that you and
HowardC introduced with DLC Manager 2.5 (Bravo Mate!!)...

I understand the benefit of the file size reduction but I did not manage to do it...

Can you tell me how to convert a .xxx file into a .xxx.diff file and vise versa because
all that command pompt stuff, mixed things up for me...

Please post an example using this DLC Costume Demonica Sindel Costume....

Thanx in advance!!!

[UncleFestor]

Will, for installing the mod, just use the NEW DLC manager same as you did before. The app itself will do all the work for you, so there's no extra steps to take by the end-user when it comes to installing.

To create diffs for a mod, yes you have to do it through the command line.. Just go to the folder in cmd prompt that has the bsdiff.exe file
Type bsdiff.exe & hit enter & it'll give you instructions on what to do.

You need to include an extension for each file that you're using.

We'll create a tutorial for this & the rest of the tools, once the updated tools are released.

[sibabkombat]

Thanx for the quick reply!!!

I did it!!! I think...

Can you tell me how to convert .diff files back to .xxx files in order to extract them
with umodel and edit them furthermore?

[UncleFestor]

You wouldn't do that. DLC Manager uses bspatch to Patch the xxx file with the .diff {Which contains the patch info or differences from the 2 files Original & patched}

So you wouldn't mod the diff. Just install the mod. It creates a new .xxx package which is the modded one {Same as if you included the .xxx instead of the diff}

If you want to make changes to the modded package then you do that like you normally do for any other xxx package.

[Eh SnOwY]

Looks sweet!

where can i find the 2.5 version? im still running the old one