npc beautification mod

by law2533·v1.0·Updated 2023-11-19

Guigu Bahuang NPC beautification mod + RoleDress original file and usage instructions of the beautification mod (you can adjust the appearance proportion of the NPC to generate a new mod yourself)

Screenshots 6 screenshots

About this mod Machine translation

Guigu Bahuang NPC beautification mod + RoleDress original file and usage instructions of the beautification mod (you can adjust the appearance ratio of the NPC to generate a new mod yourself)

The beautification mod is split into three exports, so that you can choose to load them according to your needs. The picture shows a new file generated after all three mods are loaded, taken from several towns randomly selected in Novice Village.

Because the adjustment is the probability of selecting each face-shaping component when generating an NPC, only newly opened files are effective.

  • Female NPC beautification mod: There are a lot of deletions, and the faces and noses that are basically unsightly are all deleted (some particularly ugly and inconsistent weights are adjusted to 0, just ugly and generally adjusted to 1, and the highest adjustment is 100); in order to ensure diversity, the hair, eyebrows, etc. are not deleted much, and only the weights are slightly changed; the mouth and eyes are deleted because they are really too ugly. Since some of the hats don't match a lot of hair, a few small accessories have a greater weight, a few more versatile and not ugly hats come second, and the rest have a smaller weight.
  • Male NPC beautification mod: It mainly deletes some bald heads, noses and sausage mouths that are particularly ugly. It also slightly changes the weights and adjusts the weights of those that look better. The hats have already been changed in the female mod, but have not been changed again. Moreover, male NPC hair is relatively short, so there are not many hats that are particularly inconsistent with individual hair.
  • Appearance weight change mod (also deleted two very inconsistent appearance innates): changed the original two innate fortunes that are closely related to appearance. The original "Allure" was changed to the gray "Achieve Nothing" (the fixed charm 900 effect was deleted, the introduction and the opening description were changed); the original "Smart Baldness" was changed to the red "Wisdom" (only the comprehension-increasing effect was retained, the effect of reducing 300 was deleted, and the introduction and opening description were changed). Otherwise, these two fortunes cannot be related to the NPC's face-shaking. We often see ugly monsters who are "powerful to the country" and have higher charm than anyone else;

The influence of jewelry in NPC judgment has been reduced to avoid being ugly because several jewelry are rated as very attractive.

  • The configuration table folder contains the configuration tables of the two mods 1 and 2 before they are exported. If you make your own mod, you can modify it to make a mod similar to changing the appearance of NPCs. You can also set the weight and charm value of your favorite face-shaping parts. I wrote some notes in the configuration table, and they are arranged in the order of the face pinching interface. There are also simple instructions for use. It should be easy to change it if you want to change it yourself.

In addition, I will finally post a display of the semi-finished skill mod that I am playing with, and a link to the demonstration video:

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. 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.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. 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.

File & checksum

File size
89.9 KiB