Someone has finally done it. Your inquisitor will now be the Queen/King of the Skyhold PJ party!
I made a video about it here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqM0jHCg858
The Formalwear has also been reskinned. Here is the link 
http://www.nexusmods...ition/mods/63/?
Modifié par Grimm Prince, 22 décembre 2014 - 09:25 .
With all due respect to the OP and his wish for subscriptions and likes : http://www.nexusmods...ition/mods/60/?
Edit: And of course http://forum.bioware...-fan-creations/
Did not know there was a nexus page for DAI.
Yay pc!
I'm sure we will get greater stuff in the future
For the first time, I'm glad I chose to play this game on the PC.
Interesting, can't wait to see what they come up with next. Good to see simple texture modding is working at least.
A Formalwear reskin has also been released. Link in the OP ^_~
This is amazing. I'd say I feel sorry for console gamers, but they knew this would happen. PC Master Race for the win.
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Thanks for the heads-up!
nice job 
although just a recolour, the formal outfits look amazing 8D
Remember to back up your saves when trying the recolor mods. DAI save files are somewhat susceptible to corruption.
Gonna try the black Skyhold outfit when I get home.
Now we need that recolour/texture for the absurd inquisiton army green and orange colour scheme.
I didn't find that too bad actually. It would have been nice to have a consistent color scheme, with the dress uniform having the same colors.
While it's awesome that modding for DA:I has become a possibility, please note that mods are still in testing!
There are reports that:
They can break your saves.
They can cause issues when in combat mode.
They are usually only available for English based games, or whatever game language the modder uses.
They can cause other unidentified problems.
For those of you who don't want issues, I would wait until modding becomes more stable. Of course, modders could use testers, too. Please keep this in mind when downloading mods.
Oh snap those formal outfits are beautiful! I can't wait to try those out, my Quizzy is gonna look fááááábulous in them.
While it's awesome that modding for DA:I has become a possibility, please note that mods are still in testing!
There are reports that:
They can break your saves.
They can cause issues when in combat mode.
They are usually only available for English based games, or whatever game language the modder uses.
They can cause other unidentified problems.
For those of you who don't want issues, I would wait until modding becomes more stable. Of course, modders could use testers, too. Please keep this in mind when downloading mods.
I've looked at the instructions on the mods released thus far, and I can say that if this is the ONLY way we're going to be able to do it I probably won't bother. This is coming from a person that has extensively modded DAO and put many hours into DA2 retexturing efforts. If I have to do some weird patching things that have the high potential for breaking my games, I'll just leave it as is.
At the moment, reading the instructions on the Nexus page, it seems like:
1.You can only have one active mod
2.Once you save with that mod active, the save will no longer function without it
3.A future patch by Bioware will bork it and your save
I think I'll wait and see what the smart people working on mod tools come up with. I'm sure they'll figure out a more efficient and safer way.
If you've any issues with the toolkit please post your feedback on that forum because modders can't be everywhere : http://daitools.free...s.org/index.php
We need new textures for the dragon's crap craft material.
While it's awesome that modding for DA:I has become a possibility, please note that mods are still in testing!
There are reports that:
They can break your saves.
They can cause issues when in combat mode.
They are usually only available for English based games, or whatever game language the modder uses.
They can cause other unidentified problems.
For those of you who don't want issues, I would wait until modding becomes more stable. Of course, modders could use testers, too. Please keep this in mind when downloading mods.
I guess I'll just use CE engine, then.
Remember to back up your saves when trying the recolor mods. DAI save files are somewhat susceptible to corruption.
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