Yeah, I have been following the guide you mention or referencing it regularly. With Oblivion and Skyrim a bashed patch was fairly simple and Wrye Bash handled it well with little extra effort on the modders part. When I see 14 pages of instructions for any application I have to ask myself if I really want to use this application. I am sure all of the information for making a bashed patch is in the wrye flash guide but sometimes technical guides are not so user friendly or they don't put the information into a tangible/digestible format. I think with just the information I received above I have it working properly now, and I am very appreciative.
The green flash is just a simple effect I made on my movie maker, it isn't actually in the game anywhere. The Dutchman, however, IS in the game and available in the current Mod. Build 14 Beta 1, which is currently on its 6th patch.
skyrim the flash mod
This isn't something that occurs during gameplay, but rather some cinematic experimentation with the game so I can make some more impressive movies. Here is the Flying Dutchman sailing into the sunset till it disappears in the green flash.
Instructions:First Download game save from MediaFire. Once the file is downloaded, go ahead and drag it onto your desktop, and open up Horizon. Make sure you have a flash drive that has been formatted to a Xbox 360 console with your profile on it (the profile that you wish to mod). On Horizon open up your profile and the game save by dragging and dropping them. On the game save there should be a space labeled profile ID. Erase it, then copy and paste the one from the profile that you have chose to mod onto the game save. Next click save, resign, and rehash and click okay on the pop up. Now you want to save the game to your flash drive and you should be good to go. Leave a comment down below for any questions, and I will try to get to them.
Hello friends, if you are like me then you know the benefits of flashing your Xbox 360 disc drive. It's a cool thing to do, but up until this point you couldn't find anything reliable to base yourself off of. Let me start by saying this process is very long and consumes more time than you initially think it would because you're a total noob trying to get free and/or back-ups of your games. So let me start this journey by saying the flashing is possible with the right equipment (not any device you have to pay for either). The only thing I had to obtain was a light switch (explained in video below). I used two tutorials on how to flash my drive, which is the model dg-16d2s.
The music from the shop, the secret room, when you die, the jingle of the dying, the jingle when you find the item room, the jingle when you find the secret room, the jingle when you kill the boss. The gambling and blood donation room thing music (i forgot the name), the library room. Challenge Rooms and Mini Bosses. New Changes: Now Isaac Dream cutscene have the old music, together with the boss appear theme of the flash game ^^Also, The Devil Room theme of the flash isaac is back :3 (The music, not the that piano jingle when you enter on the room, idk how to make that work for now, i even tried to put that jingle when the devil room spawn in the boss room, but sounded bad and i removed, yeah, i am sad). The Angel Room was untouched, because the spawn sound effect is the same of some pedestal items, so, was funny to hear a chorus when you pick a poop item or something, And in the flash game, that place even used the devil room theme so,meh..(Even me forgot that the flash angel room had a spawn sound effect lul, simply cause the angel deals in flash game was like "god plz sacred heart", that item is free win even in Eternal Edition.)I not changed:
No Muzzle Flash Lights Installation instructions: Main File - No Muzzle Flash Lights
Disables the lights cast by muzzle flashes, which can greatly improve performance in combat. This mod does not disable the actual muzzle flashes, but rather the lights the muzzle flashes cast on the environment. It also only disables the effect for NPCs by default, but that can be configured via the included INI file. See the mod's screenshots for details. Like any mod in the guide, it can be skipped if you like the effect and don't mind the performance hit.
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