Cellan's Decorative Armor Set - Stylish Remake

[IN DEVELOPMENT] Configure and wear your favorite decorative armor set over any outfit. This mod is built on top of Dweet's Toggle Helmet Visibility mod.

Cellen's Decorative Armor Set - Stylish Remake

✨ **Built based on Dweet’s Toggle Helmet Visibility module**

🛠️ Required Tools

• Toggle Helmet Visibility
• DSMapStudio
• Mod Engine 2.1
• UXM

🎨Mod content

This mod contains my favorite armor sets that you can download and customize.

**Content to be completed:**

• Bloody Wolf Decoration Set
• Ronin gloves retextured

📥 Installation method

• Go to the file page of this module and select the version you want to use.
• Extract the contents of the .zip file into the `ELDEN RING\Game\ModEngine-2.0.0-preview3-win64\` directory

🎮 How to use

In-game, create and use items from the Toggle Helmet Visibility mod.

🎭 Customize your decoration set (under development)

🛠️ Tool preparation

• Install Mod Engine 2.1
• Install DSMapStudio
• Install Toggle Helmet Visibility

⚙️ Setup steps

Open DSMapStudio, go to [File] and create [New Project]. This will create a project folder where we will make all modifications to the regulation.bin file that comes with the Toggle Helmet Visibility mod. Close DSMapStudio. For convenience, create a shortcut to the DSMapStudio.exe file in the project folder.

The Toggle Helmet Visibility module comes with a `\togglehelm\` folder, which contains the `\msg` and `\parts` folders and a regulation.bin file. Copy and paste the regulation.bin file into the project folder, replacing the existing file.

🪖 Create a decorative helmet

Drag the project.json file into the shortcut you created for DSMapStudio.exe to open the project.

Select the Param Editor tab in DSMapStudio. The interface will display 3 columns. Select [SpEffectVfxParam] in the first column. In the second column, select [869500 ​​Override Helm]. In the third column, look for [Transform - Protector ID (transformProtectorId)]. You need to change this number to the row number of the helmet you want to decorate the set of (you can find the row number and row ID in this table).

🛡️ Create decorative armor

Now that the decorative helmet is set up, let's set up the decorative armor. I'll first show how to set up the complete suit (e.g. the scale suit) and then show how to modify each part (body, arms and legs) individually.

Go to the second column of the Param Editor, this time select 869501 Override Armor and look for [Transform - Protector ID (transformProtectorId)]. You need to change this number to the row number of the helmet you want to decorate the set of (you can find the row number and row ID in this table).

Click [File] and then [Save All]. Close DSMapStudio. Go to your project folder, copy the regulation.bin file and paste it into your `\togglehelm\` folder. Launch the game, make the Toggle Helmet Visibility mod files in the crafting menu and use them to see the changes.

🔄 Change the body, arms and legs of your decorative suit

Now that your decorating set is working, let's do some mixing and matching. For this step, you need to unpack the game, but only the `\parts\` folder. To do this, download UXM, click [View files], select the `\parts\` folder, check the [Use selected files] option and click [Unpack].

Now, a folder named `\parts\` will appear in your game directory. There you will find the .dcx files for the body, arm, and leg rigs you want to use to decorate the set. You can locate them by their row IDs, which you can find in this table.

Copy the .dcx files you want to use and paste them into the `\parts` folder within the `\togglehelm\` folder. You will need to rename the file to match the row ID of the decorative set item you set in DSMapStudio. In our example, we rename am_m_1660.partsbnd.dcx (Veteran Gauntlets) to am_m_1120.partsbnd.dcx (Scale Gauntlets). Launch the game and see the changes.

🐛 Troubleshooting

When you complete the previous step, you will most likely see cli …