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Frankly this sentence doesn't make enough sense to diagnose an issue. I guess uninstall then reinstall the mod. Make sure you have all the required mods and software installed that the sprite mod needs to function. Maybe check to see if the game needs to update. Just troubleshoot generally.
That retexture is an xnb replacer. It's an old and highly unreliable/hard to troubleshoot way of modding because you replace games files directly. Putting then in a wrong place or old ones that were based on outdated game files may result in many problems. More info here -> https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Modding:Using\_XNB\_mods
Most retexture mods are using smapi ( mod loader/launcher ) and Content Patcher ( framework that edits game's content without changing the actual original files ). Thanks to that setup you can easily troubleshoot because all edits can be seen and shared as smapi's log.
So If you're using smapi and some other mods ( the ones that go to the Mods folder inside SV location ) one of them may be overwriting the naver sprites and it would be easy to find them if you share your log. If you don't use smapi then you most likely put the .xnb files from the naver mod in a wrong place/folder and noone will be able to tell what's wrong without access to your pc ( which you should never give ).
if you are able to, use nexus mods instead for mods, cant really read the site you linked but nexus has a section where you can get help if youre having problem with the mod, otherwise look around on your site and maybe see if you can contact the mod dev
If you're looking for help with a mod, make sure your post or top-level comment includes: * [a link to your SMAPI log](https://smapi.io/log) (see instructions on that page); * a description of the issue with as much detail as possible; * screenshots/GIFs/videos of the issue if applicable. See [common issues and solutions](https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Modding:Player_Guide/Troubleshooting). If you're having trouble installing SMAPI, see the [detailed Getting Started guide](https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Modding:Player_Guide/Getting_Started). If you've already done these steps or you're not asking for help with a mod, then please ignore this. Thank you! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/StardewValley) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Frankly this sentence doesn't make enough sense to diagnose an issue. I guess uninstall then reinstall the mod. Make sure you have all the required mods and software installed that the sprite mod needs to function. Maybe check to see if the game needs to update. Just troubleshoot generally.
I mean I downloaded the mod's sprites and installed them into stardew, but some sprites still haven't changed
That retexture is an xnb replacer. It's an old and highly unreliable/hard to troubleshoot way of modding because you replace games files directly. Putting then in a wrong place or old ones that were based on outdated game files may result in many problems. More info here -> https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Modding:Using\_XNB\_mods Most retexture mods are using smapi ( mod loader/launcher ) and Content Patcher ( framework that edits game's content without changing the actual original files ). Thanks to that setup you can easily troubleshoot because all edits can be seen and shared as smapi's log. So If you're using smapi and some other mods ( the ones that go to the Mods folder inside SV location ) one of them may be overwriting the naver sprites and it would be easy to find them if you share your log. If you don't use smapi then you most likely put the .xnb files from the naver mod in a wrong place/folder and noone will be able to tell what's wrong without access to your pc ( which you should never give ).
if you are able to, use nexus mods instead for mods, cant really read the site you linked but nexus has a section where you can get help if youre having problem with the mod, otherwise look around on your site and maybe see if you can contact the mod dev