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texture Issues After Recent xxmi Update After the recent update to xxmi, some mods are experiencing texture issues. Because I’m also using a

texture Issues After Recent xxmi Update

After the recent update to xxmi, some mods are experiencing texture issues.
Because I’m also using auto-update, a few of my mods ended up with broken textures as well.

Simple Solution:
One quick fix is to downgrade xxmi to an older version.
Versions like 1.7 or 1.8 seem to work well.
Although xxmi usually updates quickly, the current version is still causing issues.

You can manually edit the .ini file for each mod.
This method is actually very simple, but if you're new to .ini editing, it might seem a little tricky at first.

For example, in the case of Lycaon, your .ini might include something like this:

Resource\ZZMI\Diffuse = ref Resourcelycaon2hairADiffuse Resource\ZZMI\NormalMap = ref Resourcelycaon2hairANormalMap Resource\ZZMI\LightMap = ref Resourcelycaon2hairALightMap Resource\ZZMI\MaterialMap = ref Resourcelycaon2hairAMaterialMap run = CommandList\ZZMI\SetTextures

However, with the latest xxmi update, these Resource\ZZMI lines no longer work properly.

So, here's what I did — I switched to using RabbitFX instead.

You just need to change those lines like this:

Resource\RabbitFX\Diffuse = ref Resourcelycaon2hairADiffuse Resource\RabbitFX\NormalMap = ref Resourcelycaon2hairANormalMap Resource\RabbitFX\LightMap = ref Resourcelycaon2hairALightMap Resource\RabbitFX\MaterialMap = ref Resourcelycaon2hairAMaterialMap run = CommandList\RabbitFX\SetTexture

That’s it! Simple, right?
You just replace xxmi with RabbitFX.

I'll be updating and re-uploading my mods when I have time,
but if you don’t want to wait, feel free to try this fix yourself — it’s very easy!

This method only works if you are using the RabbitFX mod.

To make things easier to understand, I recorded a video.
One part shows how to modify a mod that uses zzmi texture assignment (the ben mod), and the other shows how to modify an older mod that doesn't use it (the lycaon mod).
With this method, even older mods can be made to work properly.

I've created so many mods by now that going back to fix and re-upload each one individually would be overwhelming.
But if you watch the video, you'll see it's actually very easy to understand and apply.

This method doesn't only apply to my mods — it can be used for any Zenless Zone Zero mod. So I recommend learning it and keeping it in mind!