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You can still install it from the github page here: https://github.com/SolastaMods/SolastaUnfinishedBusiness/releases
Be aware that you will need to uninstall it to use the game update that comes on the 14th. Any characters you make using features from the mod will likely be unplayable as will any game saves.
That being said, I did most of the cosmetic stuff in the mod and the options include unlocking NPC faces that were in the game but marked as not player selectable (you may wind up looking like a bartender or major NPC), adding some skin colors, hair colors, eye colors, making Sorcerer origin markings available to every character, and allowing Sorcerers to not have those markings. Also some options to make the hideous Empress Garb magic armor look like a different armor. I am not an animator or 3D artist, so with the exception of colors which can be easily created everything is about more options of what to do with the assets already in the game.
Grumpy Old Dude made an excellent tutorial video on the current version of the mod, so I am not sure what he means by "not set up for modding" unless he is talking about the fact that we haven't added any new assets.
https://youtu.be/7OS1blQ640Y
What I mean by not setup for modding; is that the DM doesnt allow for creating new assets, faces, textures, etc. Like in the Bethesda Construction Kits for Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim; where even the default skins/textures can be modified and GREATLY improved upon. (As was done by numerous modders)
haha, which is why I wanted to find mods (if possible)
Thanks a Bunch, I really enjoy that asset. Didn't care for some of the sorc skins, Made a nice fake tiefling. Glad to see it will be back.
RIGHT click n SOlasta in your STEAM Library--->PROPERTIES--->BETAS
in the top drop down menu box, select the PRE INS VERS