A Very Basic Guide to Azur lane Modding

[ahpy]

15 hours ago, Galaxy011 said:

I seem unable to get the mods to work, they are going inside loadingbg folder right?

When i launch the game it wants to update and then the normal login screen is there.

 

Mods indeed work and that is where they belong, unless you're playing on CN whereby the folder is loadingbg_hx or something akin to that.

 

Right now a special override is being done for the Scylla oath skin login for some reason, so the only login mod that works is that one which is named login_260924. If you have the knowhow you can transfer whatever modded bg you want to that file, otherwise you'll have to wait for this override to be over.

 

Just realized I haven't uploaded that one yet, coming right up.

Edited yesterday at 01:20 AM by ahpy
Clarification

[ahpy]

 

login_260924.zip

[Galaxy011]

9 hours ago, ahpy said:

 

Mods indeed work and that is where they belong, unless you're playing on CN whereby the folder is loadingbg_hx or something akin to that.

 

Right now a special override is being done for the Scylla oath skin login for some reason, so the only login mod that works is that one which is named login_260924. If you have the knowhow you can transfer whatever modded bg you want to that file, otherwise you'll have to wait for this override to be over.

 

Just realized I haven't uploaded that one yet, coming right up.

 

I messed around and got the Cheshire login screen i wanted to work when i renamed the file from login to login_260924 but that broke the game instead

 

Scylla oath skin login works perfectly

Edited yesterday at 10:26 AM by Galaxy011

[ahpy]

15 hours ago, Galaxy011 said:

 

I messed around and got the Cheshire login screen i wanted to work when i renamed the file from login to login_260924 but that broke the game instead

 

Scylla oath skin login works perfectly

 

The only way to properly have the mod work would be to export the image from login and transfer it over to login_260924. You would need UEABEA to do that or some proprietary tool/script like using Unitypy.

 

Not suggesting you do that, but that's what would be needed.