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My Killing Floor Mods - Misc. Mods and Map Edits

 In addition to the two big map projects I've released for the series, I also have done some smaller mods, and I also enjoy collecting, archiving and fixing up other people's maps & mods for the games. This blog entry will be showcase of such works that I've published or archived/backed up in some form or another.



First off is a mod I made to give Killing Floor 2 a main menu background that resembles one seen in the original mod version of the game. You can get it here: https://gamebanana.com/mods/433438
 
Next is a pack of map conversions I did for Killing Floor 1. They take some of the maps from the semi-official gun -game mod and turn them into normal survival maps. I couldn't convert all the maps due to missing file problems, but a few of them are present.https://gamebanana.com/mods/436177

 
Next up, are a bunch of map edits I did. Some of these were to fix problems with maps, others were to edit them to my tastes. Here's my edit of the map Horzine Moon Base, originally made by EVOSIX. https://gamebanana.com/mods/433448



My edit of the map "Apartments", originally made by WhyMittens. https://gamebanana.com/mods/433442


My edit of the map "White Noise", originally made by Gears94. https://gamebanana.com/mods/433442


My edit of the map "White House", originally made by chlrjtjd123. It's here on steam and here on mod db.

My edit of the map "Bmanaha" by "Your mom". You can get it here on my tumblr.




Another menu mod I made is composed of a bunch of wallpapers that cycle in the background for Killing Floor 2. The mediafire link doesn't want to load for me right now, but hopefully it will work for y'all. Wallpapers were all ones I found online, I didn't make any of them. You can find credits for the wallpapers on the tumblr post.




This is a mod that just seems hard to find nowadays - The Shrek (or Shrekriarch) mod for Killing Floor 1. It replaces Kevin with a pissed off Shrek, fun stuff. :D Here's a link.

Lastly, another elusive KF1 mod - one that replaces the voice, portrait and chracter model of KF1's merchant with the one from resident Evil 4. You can get it here.

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