@Motoko nevermind, I am retarded, I just had to scroll down because you already typed it before. I'll get on doing it myself then.

@Motoko for the ease of myself and others who wish to as well, can you put the link of the guide on this mod page please?

@Entoco: I can when I get some free time, or you can use my guide to making your own patch in the comments bellow :)

Hey Motoko, can you make a version of the princess from the Northern Hive mod please?

I've tried everything, but the cybernetic armor doesn't line up correctly on the female body. When I run part of the armor stretches out on the shoulder and looks strange then goes back to normal when I stop running. How do I fix this?

@Anrhaa Oooo! I'm looking forward to seeing it here in the workshop ^^

@Anrhaa : glad to hear it always happy to help the kenshi community

@Motoko. After reading your comment to Bear Witch uwu, it finally clicked on me and I was able to make my own patch for UWE. I finished it yesterday and today I'll do some screenshots for the release.

@Bear Witch uwu : Left you your first comment

Thank you SO much.

It took a decent bit of work (First time making a real mod n all) but I did it!

I hope you don't mind, but I tried to emulate your style of naming and image creation to try and keep a small amount of uniformity across the princess patches. If you feel it's WAY too similar please let me know and I'll change up whatever you'd like me to.

Thanks again for teaching me how to do this! Hopefully next time I try something like this it'll go a lot faster and smoother, lol.

@Bear Witch uwu : Simplest way I found is this. First things first go into the construction kit, make a new mod named whatever your patch to be called. Once you are done, save and exit the construction set. Make a duplicate of the meshes from the princess mod and the hive prince textures from the mod you are patching. Add them to the folder for your mod which should be in the mod directory in your kenshi root folder.

Next, open your patch mod in the construction kit, with the mod your patching also ticked. Open the hive prince and tick the option for 2 genders instead of 1. add the path for the meshes and textures, save and bingo, bango, bongo your done. I am sure there is a more eloquent way to do it without having duplicate meshes and textures, but this is an simple, easy and effective way to patch any and all mods for the Princess of the cute hive mod.

Out of curiosity, how would one go about creating their own princess patch? I'd like to have one for the blood hive and azure hive mods respectively, but I also understand people have better things to do than make mod patches all day long.

What do you do to create your patches? Could I use your method to create and upload patches of my own? Cheers very much.

Hello. Would you consider doing versions for Hives Expanded and UWE? (minus the mechanical hive, since it's a skeleton)

I understand :)

@Drakiros: The issue with the beetle hive is there more then just a reskin, considering the Princess of Cute Hive mod has it's own new mesh, if I was to apply it to the Beetle hive you would get the textures, but none of the horns and the like. Azazell would need to create a fully edited mesh to include the new parts to create a patch for that mod I am afraid.

question will you be doing one version for the beetle hive mod ?

@Riandor: Your welcome, glad everything works other then that, if the developer of the original mod wanted to make female specific parts I would happily have them integrated into my patch, but sadly I don't know how to edit meshes, just textures.

Hi thanks again for this, the only bad clipping is with the Hive Cybernetic chest armours, the right shoulder is way off to the side. other than that everything is perfect