Be sure to launch the "Updater.exe" every once in a while to make sure the program is up to date. Maybe make a shortcut for the program on your desktop while you're at it. InstructionsSimply unpack it to anywhere on your hard drive (ideally in an easy to access place like your Documents or Desktop folder), then run modmanager.exe to install it. I will still include MANUAL instructions for specific mods below if you want to do it that way too.
Use these tags as a guide to installing them, whether automatically with the Fluffy Manager if they're compatible, or manually using the steps provided if they're incompatible. I've labeled each mod with a specific category and their compatibility with the Fluffy Manager 5000 below, so you can easily see if they're able to be automatically installed by the manager, and so I don't have to say so for each one. Go support the talented bloke on patreon [and twitch! [FluffyQuacks Steam guide. Huge thanks again to FluffyQuack, his tool certainly made testing out a few of these mods MUCH easier for me. It doesn't just support RE HD either! If you've ever modded any of the RE Engine games then you'll be familiar with FluffyQuack's mod manager. No need to worry about keeping backups as this tool automatically takes the original files and restores them when a mod is uninstalled. Since a lot of these next mods require backing-up original files and manually swapping between them, this Mod Manager Tool developed by FluffyQuack instead makes modding REmake take seconds rather than minutes. The rooms that Capcom DID re-render in 3D have not been modified.
I should note that the pack is not entirely complete so not all the textures have been upscaled.
More detailed comparisons along with info about the project can be found here This release currently contains more than 1600 replaced textures between gameplay and cutscenes. At its worst it's still ALWAYS an improvement over whatever Capcom gave us. At its best it matches the RE0 Remaster in terms of quality. Luckily a modder by the name of Shiryu took it upon themselves to re-upscale the backgrounds by running the original GameCube ones through Gigapixel and ESRGAN. Some looked incredibly compressed and blurry, (especially the pool draining one) as they were originally meant to be shown in a 4:3 aspect ratio and at a much lower resolution. While the game is at LEAST 1080p, the same could not be said for the handful of pre-rendered FMV cutscenes which play during scripted events. It was clear that Capcom didn't re-render new backgrounds like they did with the RE0 remaster, and instead cheaply fed them through an upscaler with a wax filter.
When the HD remaster released back in 2015 there was some fussing about the remaster's visuals compared to the GameCube original.
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