Which program and method are you using for the recoloring? I've noticed some of them look a bit washed out (Rogue's red hoodie for example). If you're using Photoshop, that can easily be fixed by using "Color Overlay" and playing around with the different blend modes.
This really is nice work. If Oni ever produced this amount of content in one update, we'd be celebrating in the streets.
I'm using Photoshop fiddling with hue/saturation adjustments and masks, just whatever works for what I'm trying to get. I haven't done all the recoloring work there are other guys who contribute to that as well in fact I haven't done any recolors for Rogue. I like both of those styles you posted tbh and I assume the reason the guy went for a washed-out look is because it fits in with the rest of the game's color palette. There aren't a lot of bright colors and a hoodie like that would definitely stand out and look a bit odd in-game but that could possibly work too.
Oh, I just assumed you did those. My bad.
Sweet, that was fast! Thanks for adding my content. I'll be doing some editing on the cape, and will include it next time I upload something.
I think this actually goes back to the show, X-men: Evolution, itself. The color palettes of the normal clothing of the kids tended to be pretty bland, lots of earth tones, whereas their fighting uniforms had brighter colors. Just spit-balling here, but that decision may have been based partly on what was popular fashion at the time (It really was.) and partly to differentiate the show from its predecessors, which used extremely bright colors and sharp contrasts all around. In fact, by comparison, the fighting uniforms in X-men: Evolution were downright dark compared to X-men: The Animated Series, as well as most of the comic books.
Can I ask why you keep releasing for 0.978E??
Yeah, definitely! I meant the show as well it's just the game has got the aesthetic of the show down so perfectly I forgot to mention it.
The first mods came out when the latest version was 0.978E. As far as I know it's simply just been done to avoid any bugs that could potentially come up when putting all the mods into the new version. The reasoning being that since Oni's updates are very minimal it's not like we're missing out on a huge amount of content.
So far, I have not really noticed any issues with running it in the 'f' version. It all seems to work just fine.
He does, the file names are just not good about saying that (be better if it had a version # or something). Usually names with whatever the newest additions are, but they always have everything blended.
That's good news!
