Loading this mod requires MoreClothing.
This mod adds an overlay along the bottom of the screen to give the illusion of watching a video on a website of some sort. Any similarities to any particular video players are purely coincidental. I will note: these are static overlays - they do not move or update over time.
As they are static variants, I have created 4 versions that are in the upload at different points along a video - 0:16, 1:38, 3:26, and 4:50. These are all based on a video with a length of 5 minutes, so you could think of them as "beginning", "early", "middle", and "end/climax" if you want.
As these mods require MoreClothing to use, I've also included instructions in a .txt file with the upload explaining how to install them. For completeness' sake, I will replicate it in the spoilerblob below:
This mod adds an overlay along the bottom of the screen to give the illusion of watching a video on a website of some sort. Any similarities to any particular video players are purely coincidental. I will note: these are static overlays - they do not move or update over time.
As they are static variants, I have created 4 versions that are in the upload at different points along a video - 0:16, 1:38, 3:26, and 4:50. These are all based on a video with a length of 5 minutes, so you could think of them as "beginning", "early", "middle", and "end/climax" if you want.
As these mods require MoreClothing to use, I've also included instructions in a .txt file with the upload explaining how to install them. For completeness' sake, I will replicate it in the spoilerblob below:
To add these overlays to your MoreClothing, follow these steps:
1. Copy the .png files to your MoreClothingMods folder.
2. Add them to your MoreClothingV##Settings.txt with the following syntax (assuming you don't rename them):
Note: you must still follow folder syntax for MC as needed, i.e. if you put them in a subfolder inside MoreClothingMods then you include that before the lines above.
3. Save the MoreClothingV##Settings.txt file.
4. Restart your game (or open it if it was closed when you did this) to get the Overlays to load during boot.
To enable an Overlay, open the Scene tab of the menu and click on the little triangle button on the bottom left of the screen. I've included a visual showing which one it is in the folder. Overlays are the bottom slider of the two that appear in the popup.
1. Copy the .png files to your MoreClothingMods folder.
2. Add them to your MoreClothingV##Settings.txt with the following syntax (assuming you don't rename them):
Note: you must still follow folder syntax for MC as needed, i.e. if you put them in a subfolder inside MoreClothingMods then you include that before the lines above.
3. Save the MoreClothingV##Settings.txt file.
4. Restart your game (or open it if it was closed when you did this) to get the Overlays to load during boot.
To enable an Overlay, open the Scene tab of the menu and click on the little triangle button on the bottom left of the screen. I've included a visual showing which one it is in the folder. Overlays are the bottom slider of the two that appear in the popup.
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