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The MOD ORGANIZER allows players to convert art assets into mod data and incorporate them into the game world*. By replacing existing models and their textures, players can change the appearances of Noctis, Prompto, Gladiolus and Ignis, as well as the supporting cast, including the likes of Ardyn and Aranea, and the non-playable-characters met throughout their adventure.
Aside from characters’ physical appearances, character outfits and costumes can also be replaced with new designs. Weapons can also be modded, with the freedom to create brand new weapons and set their parameters. To ensure in-game balance, new weapons have a 100-point distribution system to define each weapon’s abilities and performance across parameters such as Attack, Max HP, MP, Vitality and resistance to elemental magic.
The MOD ORGANIZER update also features pre-packaged sample 3D models for the fast replacement of costumes and weapons and more advanced customisation tools for maximum creativity, designed to be easy for beginners to use.
Aside from characters’ physical appearances, character outfits and costumes can also be replaced with new designs. Weapons can also be modded, with the freedom to create brand new weapons and set their parameters. To ensure in-game balance, new weapons have a 100-point distribution system to define each weapon’s abilities and performance across parameters such as Attack, Max HP, MP, Vitality and resistance to elemental magic.
The MOD ORGANIZER update also features pre-packaged sample 3D models for the fast replacement of costumes and weapons and more advanced customisation tools for maximum creativity, designed to be easy for beginners to use.
You can find out more details along with details about the Final Fantasy XV 1.24 patch over at the Steam Community page for Final Fantasy XV. User created mods can be viewed over on the Final Fantasy XV Steam Workshop page.