Tekken 7 mods how to install
Tekken 7 mods how to install
Tekken 7 mods how to install
TEKKEN 7
mods inside your TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Content\Paks folder. Drop the modded pak files in there.
mods inside your TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Content\Paks folder. Drop the modded pak files in there.
mods inside your TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Content\Paks folder. Drop the modded pak files in there.
Is this safe? I’m just worried about Denuvo.
I don’t have a content folder by default so will I have to make one?
I don’t have a content folder by default so will I have to make one?
Yes you do. Go into the folder named TekkenGame.
Yes you do. Go into the folder named TekkenGame.
I did and by default it only had Saved which included
Config
Logs
Savegame
I did and by default it only had Saved which included
Config
Logs
Savegame
in SteamApps\common\TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame? cause those folders are in appdata not in the steam directory
Tekken 7 mods how to install
TEKKEN 7
mods inside your TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Content\Paks folder. Drop the modded pak files in there.
mods inside your TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Content\Paks folder. Drop the modded pak files in there.
mods inside your TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Content\Paks folder. Drop the modded pak files in there.
Is this safe? I’m just worried about Denuvo.
I don’t have a content folder by default so will I have to make one?
I don’t have a content folder by default so will I have to make one?
Yes you do. Go into the folder named TekkenGame.
Yes you do. Go into the folder named TekkenGame.
I did and by default it only had Saved which included
Config
Logs
Savegame
I did and by default it only had Saved which included
Config
Logs
Savegame
in SteamApps\common\TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame? cause those folders are in appdata not in the steam directory
20 Great Tekken 7 Mods & How to Install
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It seems like almost nothing can stop the creative power of gamers. Even if Tekken 7 offers an amazon customization section, we can’t stop ourselves from looking for even more options. Creators from the fighting games community have released a huge variety of Tekken 7 mods that bring tons of visual and audio changes. On the other side, players willingly use various mods for Tekken, so good creations are always in demand.
In this article on DashFight, we would like to highlight some aspects of using Tekken 7 PC mods and recommend to our readers the 7 very good among them (in our humble opinion).
Previously we made a similar post on mods in Street Fighter V (and we chose five mods there, supporting the magic of numbers).
What are mods in Tekken 7?
They are modifications that change some aspects of the game. In fact, a mod is an additional code, which developers allow to connect to their product.
There are various types of mods:
To this bad category, we can include Tekken 7 rank mods that mess with your rank. It is much better to improve your skills and get high Tekken 7 ranks when you really deserve this.
Tekken 7: how to install mods?
Here is a step-by-step instruction on how to install Tekken 7 mods:
mods. The Steam folder is in Program Files usually. The
The process of installing Tekken 7 mods is as easy as pie. It may be more difficult to choose one from a really vast collection.
Tekken 7 Customization Mods
For this article, we’ve selected only some examples of game modifications. We encourage you to use links to Tekken 7 mods download, to try them out in your matches, and then check out other awesome creations of your fellow gamers.
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1. Tekken 4 Ending Cinematic Devil Jin
Some mods authors do not try to come up with their costume ideas and prefer taking original designs from other Tekken games. Bandai Namco has really good artists, so it’s a good idea to use this amazing heritage. If you take this mod, you‘ll turn Jin into his devil form from the final part of Tekken 4. Look for other Tekken 7 Jin mods and you find both original and classic designs.
Experience a totally new stage of the Mishima family. The new dojo becomes playable in both online and offline modes. It comes with fresh lighting and an additional music track. Check out the new geometry of Mishima Dojo.
3. Junny Artwork Mod
4. InfiniteUtopia
Add something from Soulcalibur to Tekken 7. This mod changes the stage Infinite Azure, adding visual style from the stage of Elysium, one of the characters from the Soulcalibur series. It’s a nice mod for those who like both these games by Bandai Namco.
5. English Noctis
If you want to properly understand what the prince from Final Fantasy XV is saying, use this mod. It doesn’t translate the Japanese phrases but changes them with lines from the original RPG. Such modification hardly adds any sense to the Tekken 7 story and lore. Still, you may like the new atmosphere around Noctis.
6. Monochromatic Goth Alisa
7. Death Stranding Music For Forgotten Realm
8. Need For Speed OST
Do you like music from the racing game Need For Speed 4? Take it to Tekken 7! This mod changes the soundtrack for the stage Souq.
What about fighting near that blooming sakura? The place seems to be very peaceful, so it’s like a hint at the peace inside players that helps them fight more effectively.
This mod changes the visual atmosphere of Tekken 7, making stages and characters especially beautiful and much more realistic. You will add some fresh colors and advanced lighting to the game.
11. Male Tuxedo
Allow your male characters to look especially stylish. This mod changes their clothing to a beautiful dinner jacket. Bring a bit of fresh fashion into the extraordinary customization options of Tekken 7!
12. Panda Bones
If you like using funny character mods, check out this one. Your Panda will look like… a skeleton. You get a pack of two T7 mods. One changes the appearance of Panda to just bones. The second creates a bubble around the bones that indicates the invisible body.
14. Male Fundoshi Mod
Ok, if we have a mod to demonstrate beautiful bodies of the female Tekken 7 characters, let’s have something from men. These guys put quite a lot of effort into building those amazing muscles, so why hide them behind clothes? Let them fight only in fundoshi, traditional Japanese underwear. It’s a good alternative to Tekken 7 mods nude!
15. G. Corp Arena Stage
16. NieR: Automata 2B’s English voice
Tekken 7 is not the only game in the series. There were quite a lot of installments before (for example, we put Tekken 3 at the top of our list The Best Tekken Games). Visuals of old titles may look weird for modern gamers but music rarely gets older. With this music mod, you can play soundtrack of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 in Tekken 7
18. Daniel Yoshimitsu
What do you think about the appearance of Yoshimitsu? Isn’t it weird enough? What about making it even more unusual? Then use this Tekken 7 mod and turn the character into Sir Daniel Fortesque from the PlayStation game MediEvil.
19. Leo x Lee Tekken 7 mod
With this modification, you can use the costume of one character for another one. It’s one of the Tekken 7 Leo mods, which allows the German guy to wear costumes of Lee.
20. Kuma Gumby
Let’s hope that mighty Kuma will not be mad at us for adding this funny Tekken 7 mod to our collection. He becomes so cute with his new green fur. Such a character mod would be super interesting for fans of the classic show Gumby Adventures, but everyone else also can enjoy it.
Before you start playing with mods, we recommend learning the fighting mechanics properly. DashFight is a great source of info on Tekken 7 and other fighting games. Our guide on How to Play Tekken 7 will be very helpful for beginners.
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Custom Lifebar Tutorial
By TheI3arracuda
Posted May 4th, 2021
Please be aware that this guide requires you to have the Tekken 7 game files extracted so we can work with them.
If you have not extracted the game files yet please refer to this guide which explains how to extract them: Unpacking and Simple Swap
Also this guide partly uses modding methods and tools that are outdated. They still work fine but don’t be surprised if other people might use newer or different tools.
Required tools and programs:
GUIDE START:
Alright so let’s start. The very first thing you want to do is to navigate to your unpacked game files. First we will look at where to find the actual current lifebar files. These can be viewed and extracted with the Texture Editor BUT reimporting these just like that is not recommended because it will alter colors and you can’t alter their resolution due to these texture being in the R8G8R8A8 format.
These files can be found here: out\TekkenGame\Content\UI_common\Texture2D\ReplaceImages\HUD_GAU_LIFE
Now as I previously stated editing these texture is not recommended, which is why we will be building our mod folder now as file swapping is required to get a good result when editing lifebars with the method presented in this guide.
Create folder with a name of your choosing ( the name doesn’t matter at all as long as it has _P at the end). Mine will be named LifebarMod_P.
Inside this folder create a folder path like so, the same one as we saw in the Tekken 7 game files. LifebarMod_P\TekkenGame\Content\UI_common\Texture2D\ReplaceImages\HUD_GAU_LIFE
Now take your GAU_Life_Green file we looked at earlier and paste it into your newly created mod folder like so:
Now that we have our lifebar file in our newly created mod folder we can go and get a specific file to swap our R8G8R8A8 file with.
Follow this folder path in your unpacked Tekken 7 files: out\TekkenGame\Content\UI_common\flash\SW_UI_HUD_Gauge
Take the file named Rep_GAU_Life_Green file from this location and paste it into your new mod folder like so, so that you now have both GAU_Life files in your mod folder.
Now we use UassetRenamer to swap both of these files, effectively creating a new GAU_Life_Green file containing a DXT5 Texture instead of a R8G8R8A8 texture.
Get your UassetRenamer exe and paste it into your mod folder. Then select your GAU_Life_Green file first and then your Rep_GAU_Life_green second.
Now we have a lifebar texture file that is DXT5 and ready to be edited and scaled up and down to your heart’s content!
Open up your Tekken 7 Texture Editor program and drag and drop your new texture file in. It will look like this:
Now click the Export Texture button at the top and export as a dds file. Open your new file with Photoshop and it will look like this:
This is where you need to get creative. For this example I will just create simple color fade. You can create whatever you want here, just keep in mind that the texture is mirrored in game on one side since both sides use the same lifebar texture but just mirrored on one side.
This is my texture I will use for this example now:
When you are done with editing your texture you can also scale up or down the lifebar texture in Photoshop. Just keep in mind that you should keep it to multiples of the original texture. For a beginner I recommend just going with the original resolution.
When all is said and done and you are happy with your lifebar look you can save your newly created texture by saving as and selecting these parameters:
Home stretch now!
Go back to your Tekken 7 Texture Editor tool and drag and drop your new texture you just saved onto the old one.
Now hit Save As and save it as GAU_Life_green again. This will create a new Uasset file containing your custom texture.
Now go back to your mod folder and replace the previous GAU_Life_green file with your newly created, custom one.
Your mod is now ready to be packed and after that to be put in the game.
Go to your U4pak folder and paste your mod folder here like so: (Make sure that none of the folders in your u4pak path contain any spaces in their names or packing will NOT work.)
Take and drop this file into your Tekken mods folder. (steamapps\common\TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Content\Paks\
You can now use your new lifebar in game!
If you want to refine the look of your lifebar by editing the damage indicator, lifebar endcaps, the lost health etc, do the same process with the remaining files in the HUD_GAU_LIFE folder and edit those to your heart’s content.
Good luck with your modding endeavours and create something cool for me, will ya?
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By subhanuman
Posted March 27th, 2021
In part 1 we successfully made a mod from simple swapping CCI files. These files must be in their original name. Do you remember the path we need to put these files in? This path is also specific. So how do we know it’s original name and path? By checking the file itself of course. This tutorial will show you multiple methods to check Tekken7 assets.
CompareIt With this software we can see a lot of file’s information such as original path, original name, hex value and more.
When you first launch CompareIt it has a side by side vertical view. 
You can change this to a horizontal view using Ctrl+H hotkey. 
This view is more readable when you want to have a folder open on the side of this program. For the rest of this tutorial I will use this view.
To check a file you just drag it onto CompareIt. But you need to open 2 files since it needs a file to compare to. If you want to open a single file just drag it twice. Let’s go to our Simple Swap folder. Drag CCI_hei_bdl_leatherpts_m.uasset and CCI_jin_bdl_dougi_org.uasset to CompareIt window. 
We can see their original name and path. 
NOTE: Some DLC character assets are located outside /TekkenGame and inside /Character folder. You will still put them inside /TekkenGame/Content when you make a mod.
Here we can see that CCI_hei_bdu_riders_armor-new.uasset original name is actually CCI_hei_bdu_riders_armor.uasset without “-new” suffix. If you rename or misplace a file by accident you can still check it’s original name and path this way.
What do we have here? There are Material Instance, Material & Skeleton lines. These references mean this mesh consists of a skeleton and multiple materials & MIs to make it work. Now we know the order goes like this: CCI loads a CI, then CI loads an SK, and this SK consists of MI, M & SKT. In short our Hei CCI loads Jin SK. By understanding these file structures you will know where and what file to use for your mod to work. Try checking these MI & M files for yourself.
Leather Jacket is an upper body item so it should have BDU in its name and what’s the icon for Leather Jacket? 
You should be able to find it with this information. 
The item should have HEI_BDU_RIDERS_ARMOR in its name and CCI_hei_bdu_riders_armor has exactly that.
These are prerequisites for part 3. Locate and make a copy of these items in your own folder: 
Use what you’ve learned from this tutorial. We will use these items to update our mod. Your folder name can be anything.