Installing mods is a relatively straightforward process in Dragon Nest. No need to inject game files, fiddle around with code, etc.; just copy/paste files. Download (and extract if needed) the mod from wherever you found it. Alternatively, you can download the Dragon Nest M SEA APK. Simply open the BlueStacks Emulator and go to My Apps > Click on Install APK option and select the downloaded APK. Simply open the BlueStacks Emulator and go to My Apps > Click on Install APK option and select the downloaded APK.

Downloads () Files: – dn-costumes-v11-Resources-cn.zip – Required – Costumes/dn-costumes-v12-ar_gejob_c.zip – Regal – Costumes/dn-costumes-v12-ar_natsu_c.zip – Ranger – Costumes/dn-costumes-v12-ar_normal.zip – Default – Costumes/dn-costumes-v12-ar_ropie_d.zip – Archer See the thread for cross-checking costume names. Note that some costumes are full body and cannot be divided into swappable parts. Screenshots Melon’s Gallery: Keroara’s Gallery: Disclaimer: These screenshots are NOT taken by me. Some costumes in the gallery may not be included in this pack.

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The costume mods included in this pack are AUTO-GENERATED from the DN-NA and DN-CN clients. Do NOT request for custom costumes. Info Mods generated with: – dn-costumes-tools-v12 – DN-NA v33 – DN-CN v89 These mods will allow you to replace specific costume parts with those from another costume set. The format of each mod is “Resource00-*your-costume-part*-*custom-costume-part*.pak”. Note that most of these mods are untested, especially those that do not belong to the correct class (ar = archer, cl = cleric, so = sorceress, wa = warrior). Do not request a “fix” for a non-class-matching costume!

These costume mods packs were created using “dn-costumes-tools”. For more information on how to create your own mods, see Install instructions (make sure to modify all instructions to include the version numbers for the zips) 1) Download the costume pack for the costume/part you want to replace graphics for. 2) Extract the zip somewhere and open up the folder. 3) Decide on which costume parts to use for your custom costume (one wing, helmet, body, boots, glove, and leg file, plus two weapon parts). See the “Screenshots” section above for photo-galleries of how each costume looks (the costume part names are in the picture’s url/caption). 4) Copy the.pak files to your Dragon Nest install folder (e.g.

“C:/Program Files/Nexon/Dragon Nest/”) 5) Download the “dn-costumes-v#-Resources-cn.zip” file and extract those.pak files to your Dragon Nest install folder. Backgammon by paul magriel pdf to excel. Do NOT forget this step or you might just see a floating head! 6) Run Dragon Nest and put on the replaced costume (for default, remove all your costumes parts).

7) Exit Dragon Nest and mix-and-match until you’re satisfied ^_^ Note: Don’t forget to remove ALL mods before doing a game update – otherwise the update process might screw up (and you’ll have to re-install Dragon Nest)! FAQ What is this? These are tools to create mods to replace your in-game character costume with custom ones.

All costumes used already exist in-game; these mods change specific costumes to use different skin files (and thus graphics) of the costume of your choice. Is this legal? All these mods are client-sided only, meaning they only affect what YOU see (not what others see).

Apart from making your character look more awesome/badass/cute/etc., they do not affect actual gameplay. From what I’ve heard, Nexon frowns upon client mods but historically hasn’t banned anyone (except on Vindictus where they’ve banned for using nude mods apparently). Needless to say, use these mods at your own risk;P How do I know how each mod looks like?