EBB improved version (physical jitter and standard version) RTX support
Improved 'extra plump' nude body reshaping. Now includes chest physics jitter effect.
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About this mod Machine translation
Improved 'extra plump' nude body reshaping. Now includes chest physics jitter effect.
EBB improved version (physical jitter and standard version) RTX support
🔗 Related modules
- **Bikini version**: EBB improved version (bikini version)
- **Player Only Version**: Improved version of EBB Player Only Version
- **Jittering Boobs Underwear**: Underwear with shaking breasts
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📖Mod History
This custom body originally came from the Monster Hunter World game (also a mod), and modder Soulimaru converted the body to Elden's Ring, but the conversion wasn't perfect (missing extra textures, some of the main color textures were broken or the UV maps were unfinished, and the vertex normals were wrong). I decided to improve it, and while my textures aren't as good as the original Monster Hunter mod since I'm not a professional graphic designer, they're good enough for everyday gaming.
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✨ Function details
There are two branches of the mod: **Standard Edition** and **Shaking Boobs Edition**, each version has its own advantages and trade-offs:
💪 Standard body
**advantage:**
- ✅ The skin color selection function of the game is normal
- ✅ Helmet overlap prevention
- ✅ Partial gloves overlap prevention
**shortcoming:**
- ❌ No chest shaking effect
🎯 Shake your body
**advantage:**
- ✅ Has chest shaking effect
- ✅ Helmet overlap prevention
**shortcoming:**
- ❌ Game skin tone selection not working, can only choose from 3 pre-rendered colors
- ❌ Gloves have limited functionality (as a placeholder for shaking boobs)
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📥 Installation Guide
There are two installation methods: **Easy method** and **Advanced method**
🛠️ Simple method
**Advantages:** No need to add new records every time when installing a new mod
- Open "config_eldenring.toml" in the Mod Engine 2 installation folder and make sure there is a default record
- Place the "dcx" file in the download archive into: "Mod Engine 2\\mod\\parts" folder
⚡ Advanced methods
**Benefits:** Each mod can be enabled/disabled individually at any time
- Open "config_eldenring.toml" and add records
- Unzip the downloaded module archive content to: "Mod Engine 2\\mod\\" folder
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🎭 Special instructions for jitter version
Enable dithering effect
The chest is static by default, switching to jittering chest requires additional steps:
- Go to the "Naked_Boobs_with_Jiggle" folder in the unzipped archive
- Select the skin tone folder to use
- Move the glove file "AM_M_2320" to the "EBB_Improved/parts/" folder
- Equip specific "Grek Soldier Gauntlets" in the game to activate the shaking effect
💡 **Tips:** If you use the "Transformation Armor" module, you can apply the transmogrification of the Grek Soldier Gauntlets to maintain the shaking effect, and at the same time equip other real gloves with better properties.
Body color switch
Switching between three skin color variants (pale, tan, dark) requires selecting a specific age and muscularity combination in character customization:
- **Young age + Standard muscularity** = Pale complexion
- **Young Age + Muscularity** = Dark Skin Tone
- **Mature age + Normal muscularity** = Tan (medium dark) skin tone
⚠️ **Note:** The head color does not automatically align with the body color, the head color needs to be adjusted in the character customization menu to match the body color.
**Recommended RGB color values:**
- **Tan**: R-162, G-112, B-95
- **Pale**: R-235, G-172, B-160
- **Dark**: R-103, G-57, B-38
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🔧 Troubleshooting
- ❌ **Don’t mix standard and dithered versions of files**
- 🔄 Please delete all files of the previous version before switching versions
- 🎮 Shadow flickering or crashing issues may occur when ray tracing is enabled
- 💡 If you encounter RT issues, you can disable RT and reload the game from the main menu before equipping or applying transmogrifications
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🔗 More Mods
Check out my other mods: Lewd Mod Collection
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.