Game Accurate DMC1 Costume colors for Devil May Cry 3

While working on a different mod project for DMC3, one of the things I had to do was edit some textures to make one of the costumes that will be featured in the mod look like Dante's colors from his appearance in the original Devil May Cry, and since I had to edit the actual texture used by the game's DMC1 costumes, I decided to have this mod posted temporarily as filler content until that mod is complete. (this does not mean this exact costume will be in this said mod project, it will instead be added into my now previous mod which gives Dante his DMC1 tan skin).

OVERVIEW

This mod comes with two versions: Cutscene Meshes and Gameplay Meshes.

The Cutscene Meshes will have Dante utilize the same meshes used in the cutscenes of the game for his player model;

The Gameplay Meshes will have Dante utilize the same meshes that the game normally uses for his player model;

Why are there two versions? Well, the main reason is that both the cutscene model and the gameplay model of the costume shares the same exact texture for both versions, but this can also help in game stability:

The more data of mods you have installed, the more unstable the game gets, thus, if your game runs into stability issues (such as flickering meshes when certain weapons and doppelganger are on display), you can try at least using the gameplay version to help mitigate this effect somewhat (though, this alone would not 100% solve the problem).

Despite what the names of each version may suggest, none of these actually affect the game's cutscenes, they will only affect the in-game player character.

The following tutorial assumes you already have either Serpentiem's DDMK or Berthrage and the C-Team's Crimson project properly installed beforehand.

INSTALLATION TUTORIAL

Navigate to your desired version's folder from this mod (either Cutscene Meshes or Gameplay Meshes) and put them under Devil May Cry HD Collection\data\dmc3\GData.afs, overwrite files when asked, and launch your game!