If you're using retail, make a shortcut for SpaceMarine.exe, open Properties and adds -usepreview to target. If you're using Steam, adds launch option -usepreview. Put preview folder in your Warhammer 40k Space Marine directory.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to be a Dark Angel. Adds a basic Ultramarine helmet for Captain Titus ( gore included ) INSTALLATION : -Extract TitusHelmet.rar. Which isn't much of a problem, given you're running it to play singleplayer, right? However, multiplayer appears to be deactivated while the mod is running. By default, the mods are designed for the demo, but just remove the word 'demo' and in the file properties/path of the new shortcut and it'll work with the full game too. See each mod's readme file for installation details and whatnot. Grab the skin/chapter/head redesign of your choice from here - or indeed skins, as you can have as many installed as you like, each Chapter having its own launch shortcut. SMA aims on improving on every possible aspect of the base game and revitalizing interest in the game overall. Newly added to the mod, at last, are helmets - so you can look like a proper Space Marine, not the 40K equivalent of that bloody Stallone Judge Dredd movie. Ticked off that you're stuck in the boring blue power-armour of a boring blue Ultramarine in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine's singleplayer campaign? While you can't stop Captain Titus from banging on about his Chapter, thanks to one modder's hard work you can now make him look like he belongs to another, less vanilla entry in the Codex Astartes.
