Welcome to the Corruption of Champions custom content guide thread.
I've made this thread to compile everything I know about CoC custom content so people won't have to search in multiple places, as well as to promote my java program that merges Image folders for CoC to use.
Mods, These give extra content to the game. You can only choose one of these, as you have to use them as standalone games:
Kitteh6660 mod: This is the base of the other mod, gives a lot of extra content overall.
Xianxia mod: adds Souls, demons and a combat rework.
Image Packs, images that should be placed in a folder named 'img' next to CoC (or mod version) for images to appear:
Hn0's Custom Image Pack: The original pack. It has the least amount of images, but allows you to choose which Ember images you want in the pack.
Fergusson's Image renewed pack: middle sized pack that contains more furry/scaly images
Centaviara's Custom Image Pack Collection: Biggest image pack, more monster-girl themed images
Image Snippets, packs that can be merged together using my Imgbuilder java program:
Nothing yet
You can also turn an Image Pack into a snippet by renaming the 'img' directory.
How to use the Imgbuilder program:
make a folder with the name of your snippet(it can't be img, and try to avoid sharing names with other snippets)
Add folders inside it that reflect the images that are in them, example:
<myCoolPack>
Things to remember:
Feel free to comment if I've missed something, or if you wish to submit an Image Snippet
I've made this thread to compile everything I know about CoC custom content so people won't have to search in multiple places, as well as to promote my java program that merges Image folders for CoC to use.
Mods, These give extra content to the game. You can only choose one of these, as you have to use them as standalone games:
Kitteh6660 mod: This is the base of the other mod, gives a lot of extra content overall.
Xianxia mod: adds Souls, demons and a combat rework.
Image Packs, images that should be placed in a folder named 'img' next to CoC (or mod version) for images to appear:
Hn0's Custom Image Pack: The original pack. It has the least amount of images, but allows you to choose which Ember images you want in the pack.
Fergusson's Image renewed pack: middle sized pack that contains more furry/scaly images
Centaviara's Custom Image Pack Collection: Biggest image pack, more monster-girl themed images
Image Snippets, packs that can be merged together using my Imgbuilder java program:
Nothing yet
You can also turn an Image Pack into a snippet by renaming the 'img' directory.
How to use the Imgbuilder program:
- Make sure Java 8 or higher is installed on your computer.
- Download the Imgbuilder.jar and place it in a folder(preferably empty, or with only CoC in it)
- Download and extract all the Image Snippets inside the same folder.
- Double-click Imgbuilder.jar, a prompt should open
- Optional: close it, edit the options in the readme.txt that is generated when starting Imgbuilder, then start Imgbuilder.jar again.
- type the number of the image snippet you want in the pack, then press enter, keep doing this until all the snippets you want are selected.
- type 'build' then press enter.
- wait for the program to say: Done
- a folder called 'img' should be generated in the main folder, this can be used as a normal Image Pack.
make a folder with the name of your snippet(it can't be img, and try to avoid sharing names with other snippets)
Add folders inside it that reflect the images that are in them, example:
<myCoolPack>
<base>
<ember>
<monster-girl>
When you're done, pack the root directory In a .zip format.<ember>
<male>
<herm>
<female>
<furry><herm>
<female>
<monster-girl>
Things to remember:
- Images should be noted just like a regular Image Pack, namely: <name>_<number>.<jpg/png>, however ImgBuilder adds its own number after reading the images, so they don't need to be unique across all the folders.
- ImgBuilder assumes all images in a folder are unique, it will however compare the images with other folders to see if the images look alike. If there's a large resemblance, it will take a png over a jpg, and a larger file over a smaller one. This process is really dumb through(I made it like that because else it would take more processing power).
- ImgBuilder only takes .jpg and .png files, and you should convert png to jpg if the image contains no transparency.
- ImgBuilder comes with its own compression tool, if you compress your jpg images too much, they might look pretty ugly after ImgBuilder is done with them.
Feel free to comment if I've missed something, or if you wish to submit an Image Snippet
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