In a nutshell, Redkit is more fully featured than what Modkit offers, in addition to Redkit being more familiar to hardcore Witcher fans. hryniel August 14, I was one of those who fiercely defended CDP during downgrade madness, but this is giving me a hard time now I'll never buy a game from u guys ever again, dont promise things if u cant make them happen. MangoTangoFox August 14, I've been singing this game's praises, but this is like a kick in the nuts to the community. Liam August 14, Still no FOV adjustment and now you cancel the editor you promised. This isn't mod support, this is just a more automated way of doing things we could already hack in.
Pedro Gomes August 15, "we are looking to release the REDkit sometime after the game launches for the modding community.". Witcher fans didn't take the news How many more promised you will broke? You promised Redkit, was one of the reason i bought your buggy game. Everyone just assumed that's what he was talking about, and evidently something changed between January 2014 and now. One user pointed out that Marcin Iwinski, the CD Projekt CEO, referred to Redkit by name in an IGN interview in January 2014, saying the studio looked to release a Redkit for The Witcher 3 "sometime after the game launches." Back in May of this year, Iwinski said mod support for the game was coming, but notably did not call it Redkit. At this moment we are not planning to release anything else. Asked if Redkit was on the way after Modkit, CD Projekt RED community manager Marcin Momot broke the bad news on This is the mod support for the Wild Hunt. What modders were expecting was a version of Redkit, the modding suite they've been using with The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, which launched 2011. They're meant for people who are somewhat experienced with modding software and are designed to make creating mods easier." In the announcement yesterday, CD Projekt Red, the game's developer, acknowledged "the modding tools we are releasing are not an editor. Scripting tools let modders "fiddle with item statistics and much more."
What The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt got yesterday is called Modkit, which allows users to manipulate "the looks and feels of in-game objects," while mesh substitutes let them put new models into the world. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt r evealed its plans for mod support this week but diehard fans are peeved because it's not the mod support some said they were promised.
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