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Thanks so much for bundling your mod source code into the mod. It looks like I can learn a LOT from your code. I like how you're using a compound red/green mask on the fur layer, and I like how you track a pawn's fur colors via an extension. This is the first I've seen either of those things done, but then again, I'm extremely new to RW modding in general.
Is it just me, or is this Anthrosonae mod kind of far above and beyond any other fur color and texture mod on the workshop as far as customizability and complexity goes? Are there any other mods I should check out as well to help me learn cool things I might be able to do with pawn fur coats?
It's planned.
At the moment we only support pawn editor and Ideology's styling table, but in the next update we may expand that to other mods.
- no there's a mod that adds it.