No, not possible and not allowed (possible reason to get your account permabanned). UI modifications (like different icons) are possible, but you can't touch anything "in world".
Too many ways to exploit and gain an advantage over other players, so i really hope they prevent this from ever happening.
I would, however, fully support a HD texture pack DLC from ZOS for us PC players ...
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You think shiny glowing red skins on enemies is going to look beautifull?cbrown15_ESO wrote: »Honestly, I say they need to let the artists loose on the in game model. Don't allow for anything crazy like being able to change how powers work or something but being able to change the aesthetics would be nice. Especially since some of us are not using PCs from the Dark Ages in this game and wouldn't mind being able to use that horse power we have and not exactly concerned if the consolers will see stuff as beautifully as we might desire..
Colors for armor is comming. Horses might be a bit harder, but doable afterwards.I wanted to make the horses resemble the ones I grew up with, all long dead from old age now,
Nope FTC is explicitly allowed. Zenimax invested work to make it even possible. If they had any reason to think it unfair they would just disable the API functions needed.murklor007neb18_ESO wrote: »Just like everyone is going to use addons like FTC in Cyrodill. Even these walk a very fine line IMO and I question their right to exist but... they do. Nothing one can do to stop that.
You should read the Term of Service. The ones we all agreed too when using the gameclient for the first time.thelegendaryof wrote: »Just do it. Provide them the source-code before you release it to the public and give them a proper timeframe to react to it (like 4-8 weeks). Stating that you will release it to the public after that grace period if they don't forbid it explictly or don't give a response. That may sound arrogant to anyone not knowing the business but it puts them at ease rather then force them to react (unless they want to). At least in my opinion / to my experience. That goes without saying that you need to prepare to take it down at all time - and not include any bogus Copyright Infrictments
To actually change the colors of armor is a whole lot more involved than editing graphics settings, shaders, etc. We're talking about turning a piece of armor from red to blue - without turning everything else more blue in the process.
This would involve directly editing the game's files. I would have to look at the ToU again to know if this is for sure not allowed, but it's usually frowned upon (if not bannable) in MMO's to get into texture editing.
How would it be implemented then? "Official" ESO patch after a contest winner was announced? Problem with that is that not everyone will like the texture. Forcing such a change only promote further complaints from those that again want the texture changed back to "normal". If its only a highres version of the texture... well then we shouldnt have this argument as ZOS can easily do it and add it to the max graphics setting option.gryphdnb14_ESO wrote: »A TESO contest for new textures wouldn't be a bad idea. To get the community involved and excited for the game. Would love to see some more textures from the talented people in the community.