Guide to mod in console updates?

[EyeSurgeon]

Anyone have a straightforward guide for modding in the console updates to PC just to get it on par? Looking at the mod guides there's like a million things in there and it's hard to find specific stuff.

[GalaxiaShadow]

Just wait.

[blakeyboy90]

So I got bored of waiting to see if the new updates were going to come to PC and just decided to buy them and mod them. I finished 1 yesterday and I'm playing through 2 currently. As I'm working through them one by one I can't speak necessarily for 4's mods, however from what I've seen most of the below are all usable in all games, or the uploaders have separate mods for other games specifically.

Here's what I'm using:

Fonts:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2786311940
Follow this guide, contains all the fonts you could ever want to replace. For reference I use the FF3/4DS font and it looks great.

Boosters:
https://www.wemod.com/
I've been using the wemod trainer (perfectly safe, used it for years) to set my own gil, exp and speed boosters. Also has a no encounter cheat to complete all the boosters available in the console versions.

OG Soundtrack:
NES - https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasypixelremaster/mods/65
PSP - https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasypixelremaster/mods/66
I don't replace the soundtrack personally as I like the remixes but it looks like theres plenty available to you

Additional:
On top of the additions made to the console versions I also downloaded this sprites mod:
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasypixelremaster/mods/4
Which replaces the character models with those from FF record keeper which I slightly prefer. I believe there is a mod for this for all the games.
For FF2 I also downloaded this character portrait mod to add them to text boxes
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasy2pixelremaster/mods/28

Steam Deck:
Not sure if this will be applicable to you but if you have a steam deck I believe you can achieve all of the above on the Deck although the process is a lot more fiddly. Personally I just use my deck in bed so I stream the game from my PC so it has all the mods and can enable the cheats through a wireless keyboard. Works perfectly for me but still not as good as having them run off the deck natively of course

With all the above I find that this offers everything the consoles do and more.
In terms of installing the mods all the links have pretty clear instructions and its just a case of dragging and dropping files in to the install folder. Note some mods may require a custom UnityPlayer.dll file to be replaced but if required it will state in the mod description.