I thought these were just a wee bit nicer looking than the original vines.

http://www.geocities.com/kittenangel2001/MODS.html

Here is a tip from Kasey:
Ouch. Just noticed some spelling errors, LOL. Delete all of the instructions and paste it with JUST this instruction:

To install:
First copy your images in your games images folder, and name the copied file to
"backup Images". Then download the ZIP. file from the mod you have chosen and
extract the images into the Virtual Villagers images folder (My Computer/C:/Program
Files/Virtual Villagers - The Lost Children (Virtual Villagers for VV1)/Images. And click
"OK" and then yes to all. After the extraction has finished, open your game and see the
new modified images.

To remove:
Simply copy your backup images and past them into your main images folder.
Using more than 1 mod at a time:
If you download 2 or more different mods, you can extract all the images from the 2 or more separate zip files. Instructions in how to extract the images and stuff can be found in the "Download mods" part of the navigation bar. Just remember, if the 2 or more zip files contain one or more of the original images, the last 1 to be installed will overwrite the image. Example:
2 or more zip files contain an image called "Carrying". The last zipped image that has that name will overwrite the ones in the 1st zipped file.

Using more than 1 mod at a time:
If you download 2 or more different mods, you can extract all the images from the 2 or more separate zip files. Instructions in how to extract the images and stuff can be found in the "Download mods" part of the navigation bar. Just remember, if the 2 or more zip files contain one or more of the original images, the last 1 to be installed will overwrite the image. Example:

2 or more zip files contain an image called "Carrying". The last zipped image that has that name will overwrite the ones in the 1st zipped file.

Oh, and add these instructions on using multi-mods!

Using more than 1 mod at a time:
If you download 2 or more different mods, you can extract all the images from the 2 or more seperate zip files. Instructions in how to extract the images and stuff can be found in the "Download mods" part of the navigation bar. Just remember, if the 2 or more zip files contain one or more of the original images, the last 1 to be installed will overwright the image. Example:

2 or more zip files contain an image called "Carrying". The last zipped image that has that name will overwright the ones in the 1st zipped file.

Thanks again Kasey323.ink!!!!

Here is a sample picture:

That's a cool mod. Maybe I'll try it.

Did the mod work alright?

It's good, but I don't like it

Yes, it worked just fine, and I like it!

its very hard

What's hard, samcutie??

The vines look very good.

i wish i could make a MOD

I wish i could make a mod to!!!! I downloaded a program that Kasey323.ink suggested and i instantly made a simple mushroom mod, but i can't seem to make a mod where everyone adds flowers to them, any tips?

And how exactly do you do that lol??? See i'm not very good at MOD's LOL

There are alot of programs out there that let you make things like that I lucked upon one that is free

Charley recomened "Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo XI"

Do you know any other good programs?

Multi-question answers!

Keza, if you find a flower you want to add to the image (from a website or forum) just right click and select copy. Then past it into the image you're modding. You can also use the Picture tubes in Corel Paint Shop Pro XI.

Other good programs: Nahh... Not really LOL.

Kittenangel: Yah, I recomend Corel paint Shop Pro XI.

Hmm ill haft to try that but my free trial is running out best go try it lol

I added a few things to my site and another mod

Right i don't really know anything about modding so what are these picture tubes?

I might make a mod as well

I think it is a 3D like drawing or rendering.

I use Paint Shop Pro as well, and recommend it. Another program that is widely used is Adobe Photoshop Elements. I don't need it myself as I have PSP, but I've heard good things about it. Of course, if you've a spare $600 or so lying around, you could buy Photoshop itself.

Picture tubes are saved pictures that can be added to other pictures just by clicking the mouse. For instance, you could save a number of pics of villagers, then add them to another pic easily.

Ah ok thanks for telling me