Ascetic Loincloth Arm Repair
Quick fix to the Dervish Loincloth in the DLC so that it no longer hides the arm portion of gloves that cover the entire arm (such as the Luthert Armguards).
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About this mod Machine translation
Quick fix to the Dervish Loincloth in the DLC so that it no longer hides the arm portion of gloves that cover the entire arm (such as the Luthert Armguards).
Ascetic's Loincloth Arms Fix
✨ Module function
Quickly fix the issue with the Ascetic Loincloth equipment in the DLC. Now when you wear gloves that cover the entire arm (such as Lutset Armguards), the loincloth will no longer hide the arm part!
🔧 Technical Description
This is a simple **regulation.bin** file edit, it is highly recommended to edit the file yourself using Smithbox or similar tools to avoid any compatibility issues.
📝 Self-editing guide
If you want to apply these changes manually:
- **First backup** your original **regulation.bin** file
- Open Smithbox and create a project
- Under the **Param Editor** tab, navigate to **EquipParamProtector** in the **Params** column
- Search for "Ascetic's Loincloth" in the **Rows** column
- Search for "Mask 20" in the **Fields** column and change the value from 1 to 0 (you can click the checkbox to quickly modify it)
- Repeat the previous step for "Mask 21"
- Press Ctrl+S to save and copy **regulation.bin** in the project folder to the game root directory
⚠️ Important reminder
- Must own the DLC to use this fix
- Be sure to back up original files before installation
- For direct installation version just download the file and put it into the game root directory
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Make your equipment display more perfect! 🎮✨
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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