fashion sense
A framework that allows the creation of larger accessories, hairstyles, hats, shirts, sleeves, pants and shoes, and supports features such as animation.
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About this mod Machine translation
A framework that allows the creation of larger accessories, hairstyles, hats, shirts, sleeves, pants and shoes, and supports animations and more.
Fashion Sense
🎨 **Fashion Sense** is a framework that allows modders to create static (or dynamic) accessories, hairstyles, hats, shirts, pants, and shoes that are larger than the original size.
✨ Core Functions
- **Extended size support**: Break through the limitations of the original version and create larger and more gorgeous clothing accessories
- **Dynamic Animation System**: Supports conditional animation, allowing hairstyles and accessories to show different dynamic effects when walking or running
- **Custom clothing saving**: Supports saving and loading custom clothing combinations
🎯 Function implementation status
✅ **Hairstyle Support** - Implemented (v1.0.0)
✅ **ACCESSORIES SUPPORT** - Implemented (v2.0.0)
✅ **HAT SUPPORT** - Implemented (v2.2.0)
✅ **Shirt Support** - Implemented (v2.6.0)
✅ **PANTS SUPPORT** - Implemented (v2.7.0)
✅ **Sleeve Support** - Implemented (v3.1.0)
✅ **Boot Support** - Implemented (v4.3.0)
📚 Development Resources
Check out the GitHub Wiki for detailed guidance on creating a Fashion Sense content pack.
To use template files in original style sizes, please visit the Templates page.
An example package can be found in the **Optional Files** section for reference.
For the need to convert Json Assets pants/skirts, you can use the SkirtConverter tool developed by Violetlizabet.
🎮 How to use
To use this framework, you need to install the Fashion Sense content pack. These content packs add larger and optionally animated accessories, hairstyles, hats, shirts, sleeves, pants and shoes than the original.
Multiple FS content packs can be used compatible with each other.
To change Fashion Sense accessories, hairstyles, hats, shirts, sleeves, pants or shoes, just use the **Hand Mirror Tool**. Custom outfit combinations can also be saved and loaded through this tool.
The Hand Mirror tool can be purchased in Pierre's shop (see the Hand Mirror page on the Wiki for details). Also available by selecting the "Start Carrying Mirror" button during character creation.
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❓ FAQ
**🔧 Can I uninstall Fashion Sense safely? **
- Yes, the game will revert to original accessories/hairstyles/hats/shirts/sleeves/pants/shoes
- Note: You need to discard the hand mirror before uninstalling, otherwise the game will prevent you from discarding it
**📦 Can I safely uninstall the Fashion Sense content pack? **
- Yes, the game will revert the player's hairstyle to the original accessories/hairstyle/hat/shirt/sleeves/pants/shoes
**📊 Is there a quantity limit for Fashion Sense content packs? **
- No limits!
**💇 How to change hairstyle to Fashion Sense hairstyle? **
- During character creation, use the "Hairstyle" button in the lower right corner
- Purchase the hand mirror from Pierre and use it to display the configuration menu
**🔄 How to restore original accessories/hairstyle/hat/shirt/sleeves/pants/shoes? **
- Use a hand mirror and select the "None" option for the relevant settings
**🛒 What should I do if the hand mirror doesn’t appear in Pierre’s inventory? **
- Use the console command **fs_add_mirror** to force the hand mirror to be added to your inventory
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Source code is available on GitHub.
Install & use Install: SMAPI mod (Stardew Valley standard)
- Install SMAPI first (Stardew Valley's mod loader): download it from smapi.io, run 'install on Windows.bat' and pick your game folder.
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and find the folder that contains manifest.json — that folder is the mod.
- Copy that whole folder into Stardew Valley/Mods/.
- Launch the game through SMAPI (run StardewModdingAPI.exe or set it as the launch option). The console before the title screen lists each mod's load result.
Cheat-style tools may not need SMAPI — unzip and run them as the readme describes. Back up your save before editing it; SMAPI lists failed mods in its console.