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Corvo Attano's mask from Dishonored. Painstakingly ported to Cyberpunk from a 3D printable model I found (linked in description/permissions).
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This mod is provided as-is and I won't be making any variants of it or requests. Thank you for your understanding.
I was commissioned by someone to make Corvo's mask a wearable item for MascV. After weeks of work in Blender and Wolvenkit and MLSB I completed it. And it nearly broke me. I vowed to never touch it again. But then I figured some people might want it, so I refit it to FemV as well and decided to upload it. Hope some of you can enjoy the fruits of my pain lol.
Features:
-High-poly mesh from here, edited to work in Cyberpunk.
-MascV and FemV compatible.
-Version with hood and without hood, so you can layer with Equipment-Ex if you want.
-I recommend you wear this with high-neck clothing (like netrunner suits), reason explained below.
Known Issues (please don't report them):
-To avoid parts of the face popping out, this mask hides the entire head, which includes the neck/part of the upper shoulders. Because of this, there will be holes in that area. So I greatly recommend wearing clothing that hides that area. I've uploaded a screenshot of this issue so you know what I'm talking about.
-I'm unaware of any way to hide the player's facial cyberware, so some options might clip through, especially on FemV.
-It doesn't cast a shadow in first-person perspective and I honestly don't want to try and fix that, sorry.
-Again, please don't report any of these as issues! If you report any of these issues I'll just close the report without responding to it, because I'll know you didn't read the description!
You can buy the Masks from my Virtual Atelier store here:
Fronky's Fashions
Install:
Manual: extract the contents of the zip into your game directory.
Mod Manager: Hit the button to download with manager. I truly hope I don't have to explain more.
Uninstall:
Manual: Delete all the files that the mod installed (click "Preview File Contents" to see what it added and where).
Mod Manager: Yeah, I think you know how.
If you really need to get a hold of me about this, you can find me on the Cyberpunk 2077 Modding Community Discord
Buy me a Ko-fi
CET Codes:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.corvomask1default", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.corvomask1nohood", 1)
I was commissioned by someone to make Corvo's mask a wearable item for MascV. After weeks of work in Blender and Wolvenkit and MLSB I completed it. And it nearly broke me. I vowed to never touch it again. But then I figured some people might want it, so I refit it to FemV as well and decided to upload it. Hope some of you can enjoy the fruits of my pain lol.
Features:
-High-poly mesh from here, edited to work in Cyberpunk.
-MascV and FemV compatible.
-Version with hood and without hood, so you can layer with Equipment-Ex if you want.
-I recommend you wear this with high-neck clothing (like netrunner suits), reason explained below.
Known Issues (please don't report them):
-To avoid parts of the face popping out, this mask hides the entire head, which includes the neck/part of the upper shoulders. Because of this, there will be holes in that area. So I greatly recommend wearing clothing that hides that area. I've uploaded a screenshot of this issue so you know what I'm talking about.
-I'm unaware of any way to hide the player's facial cyberware, so some options might clip through, especially on FemV.
-It doesn't cast a shadow in first-person perspective and I honestly don't want to try and fix that, sorry.
-Again, please don't report any of these as issues! If you report any of these issues I'll just close the report without responding to it, because I'll know you didn't read the description!
You can buy the Masks from my Virtual Atelier store here:
Fronky's Fashions
Install:
Manual: extract the contents of the zip into your game directory.
Mod Manager: Hit the button to download with manager. I truly hope I don't have to explain more.
Uninstall:
Manual: Delete all the files that the mod installed (click "Preview File Contents" to see what it added and where).
Mod Manager: Yeah, I think you know how.
If you really need to get a hold of me about this, you can find me on the Cyberpunk 2077 Modding Community Discord
Buy me a Ko-fi
CET Codes:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.corvomask1default", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.corvomask1nohood", 1)