Wolf armor restored

The Wolf's Armor DLC was released on June 17, 2015, and it looked different than it does now, as a result of the color system implemented after the release of the Blood and Wine expansion on May 30, 2016. Changes in the colors applied to armor were strange, such as changing the main accents on jackets and changing the overall color palette of the armor, and IMHO worsened the quality of the armor both technically and visually. This fashion is designed to finally change the situation.

   Next-Gen Update: 

  Next-Gen update brings more changes... for the worse. Some parts of the armor now suddenly have incorrect shading and visual artifacts, incorrect Ray-Traced reflections, incorrect materials and many other errors. In fixing these problems, I took the opportunity to implement other visual fixes that have never been fixed.

   Dyes:

  The colors added to the sets were very strange to taste, so while restoring the standard appearance of the armor, I took the opportunity to remake colors and accents (unlike my other fashion on manticorian armor), and not only that, I added two variants of accents to choose from!

   Detailed changes:

  Level 1

The original colors are restored, and the armor can be painted; (Before / After)

Improved collar fixation without reducing its size - now the collar moves together with Geralt's head; (Before/After)

Fixed buckle fastening on the belt that passes through the chest; (Before/After)

Improved the net of pants so that they cling less to other armor (Before/After)

  Level 2

The original colors are restored, and the armor can be painted; (Before / After)

Improved collar fixation without reducing its size - now the collar moves together with Geralt's head; (Before/After)

Fixed buckle fastening on the belt that passes through the chest; (Before/After)

Improved the position of the chest bag so that it hangs less;

Improved the net of pants so that they cling less to other armor (Before/After)

  Level 3

The original colors are restored, and the armor can be painted; (Before / After)

Improved collar fixation without reducing its size - now the collar moves together with Geralt's head; (Before/After)

Fixed buckle fastening on the belt that passes through the chest; (Before/After)

Improved the position of the chest bag so that it hangs less;

Fixed problem with shading on pants; (Before/After)

Improved the net of pants so that they cling less to other armor; (Before/After)

Fixed metal buttons, buckles and rivets, which were incorrectly assigned as leather material; (Before/After)

Fixed incorrectly painted areas that penetrate other parts of the armor; (Before/After)

  Level 4

The original colors are restored while the armor remains suitable for painting; (Before/After)

Improved collar trimming without reducing its size - now the collar moves together with Geralt's head; (Before/After)

Fixed problem with shading on pants; (Before/After)

Improved the net of pants so that they cling less to other armor; (Before/After)

Fixed metal buttons, buckles and rivets, where the material was incorrectly assigned as leather;

Fixed incorrectly painted areas flowing to other parts of armor;

  Level 5

Changed the default color of leather jacket to black - so a single palette for all levels is preserved; (Before/After)

Improved collar trimming without reducing its size - now the collar moves together with Geralt's head; (Before/After)

Fixed glove reflections when using Ray-Tracing; (Before/After)

Improved the net of pants so that they hurt other armor less; (Before/After)

   Installation:

  1. Download the file;

  2. Unpack it using the uncompressor you have chosen (e.g. winzip/winrar/7zip);

  3. Drag the "mod_WolfArmorsRestored_Type#" folder to the "/The Witcher 3/Mods/" directory (if it does not exist, create it);

  4. Start the game.

   Uninstall:

  1. Delete the mod_WolfArmorsRestored_Type# folder from the Mods folder.