Heterochromia 4.0

What's Up with Heterochromia 4. 0?

Like the other heterochromia mods before it, Heterochromia 4. 0 allows your V to have two different/mismatched eyes.

• []The color/pattern of your V's right eye can be selected as usual in the character creator.

  []The color/pattern of your V's left eye will be static, and determined by the mod files you install.

  []NEW to 4. 0: The eye shape will adapt correctly when you change your character's eye shape in the customization menu; you no longer need to select files based on your character's eye shape setting.

  How Do I Pick My Files?

  You will need to download and install the required framework mod: Morphtarget & AnimRig Additions

  From Heterochromia 4. 0, you will need two files:

  Or four files, if you wish to install the mod for both FV and MV.

  A Base File

  This is the part of the mod that separates the eyes, allowing them to use different appearances/materials. Choose a file based on which slot of the required framework mod, Morphtarget & AnimRig Additions, you want Heterochromia 4. 0 to use.

  If you try to use Heterochromia 4. 0 without an appropriate Base file installed, it won't do anything.

  The LC file determines the Left eye's Color. Choose a file based on what color/pattern/texture you want your character's left eye to use.

  []If you want the left eye to use one of the game's default/vanilla eye colors/patterns, or you want to use a color/texture/pattern from a mod that directly replaces the game's default/vanilla options, look in the 'Base Game & Replacers' folder and select the file that matches the description of the desired eye color/design option.

  []If you want the left eye to use an eye color/pattern from a mod that relies on the Default version of the Unique Eyes - Core framework, look in the 'Unique Eyes Framework - Default' folder and select the file that matches the number in the character creator of the desired eye color/design option.

  []If you want the left eye to use an eye color/pattern from a mod that relies on the Gradient version of the Unique Eyes - Core framework, look in the 'Unique Eyes Framework - Gradient' f