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On the other hand, I’ve added my mod Treeman Variants.
I’ve also compressed the textures as suggested by Vaxar Kun, which has considerably reduced the mod’s size (thank him for that).
I’ve analyzed the comments and considered some possibilities, but in the end I decided to leave Grimlocks as they are. This skin feels much more unique compared to the original red version, which fits better for the regular lords (sorry for the pure lore lovers).
@Vaxar Kun I don't normally do this type of mods.
@꧁༒♛AuT♛༒꧂ The mod already includes dragon variants, I don't do reskins, it's not my field.
@The Baron I don't have the info right now, but I'm guessing I'll remove its entry in variantmeshes. Although I think I used its textures for the normal ones.
@Scorppion You shouldn't need anything else, you probably have another mod that would override these changes and when you download Savage Animals you would overwrite it again.
With ZSTD compression in RPFM, this can be reduced to 2,5GB