body shape adjuster

Dynamically adjust player body size through configuration files

Elden Resizer

🎮 **Dynamic Body Size Adjustment Module** - Make your character bigger or smaller as you like!

✨ Core Functions

This DLL module can dynamically change the player's body size, bringing a new dimension to the gaming experience! Adjustments can be made in real time through a simple configuration file without restarting the game.

**Features:**

• 🔧 **Real-time adjustment** - Modification of the configuration file takes effect immediately
• 📏 **Multi-system adaptation** - Most game systems will automatically match the player's body shape
• ⚡ **Strong Compatibility** - Coexists with most other mods

🎯 Game experience

Body size changes will significantly affect game difficulty:

• **Grows Big** → Game becomes easier
• **Get smaller** → Game becomes more challenging

📥 Installation Guide

Using ModEngine

Add the module to the `external_dlls` section of the Mod Engine configuration file:

```

external_dlls = ["path\\to\\Resizer.dll"]

```

Using Elden Mod Loader

• Install Elden Mod Loader
• Bypass EAC protection
• Create the `ELDEN RING\Game\mods` directory
• Copy Resizer.dll and Resizer_config.ini to the mods directory

Standalone installation

Rename the module to dinput8.dll and place it in the game directory, bypassing the EAC.

⚠️ **Important reminder**: Resizer.dll and Resizer_config.ini must be located in the same directory!

⚠️ Current Limitations

• Weapon scaling applies to all human NPCs at the same time
• Character movements in synchronized animations will be scaled, which may cause the animation to be out of sync.
• Cloth physics for scaling characters are disabled
• Cloth physics in cutscenes may exhibit visual anomalies
• Character ragdoll system is not scaling
• Falling state may be triggered when falling from a high enough height

🙏 Acknowledgments

Special thanks to Dasaav and Zullie the Witch for their research on sizing techniques, and the ServerName community for their help with runtime analysis.

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💡 **Tip**: Startup information and error messages will be logged in Resizer_log.txt, and new settings will also be logged there when the configuration file is updated.