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About this mod
cozy, lined shearling coats for masc and fem V. recolour and mesh edit of River's Coat, 9 colourways (+1 bonus Iconic variant). fully GS-enabled!
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
Reminder for 2.0+/PL!
All recolour mods now require the new version of the material override mod. Please make sure you have this before using any recolour mods! Follow the instructions on that mod's page carefully; if you experience any issues even after making sure you have the material override installed correctly, please reach out.
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It's yet another classic Night City dilemma: you go into your favourite clothing store and pick up a sweet new jacket. From the front, it looks great. Then you flip it to the back, and damn: it's got a Spunky Monkey logo on the back. You've been tricked into being a corporate stooge yet again. It keeps happening! Not here, though. Not with us. You're safe here. Pick up one of these beautiful, hand-crafted sheepskin jackets.* Feel the material. Nice, right? And there's a matching one for your input and/or output, too! Preem. That's the kind of quality you're looking for in a new jacket. Put one on today.
*contains no actual sheep material
Available for both masc V and fem V!
- full recolour of all 9 appearances of Coat_01, otherwise known as "the same coat River has but without the fur", for both Vs
- sizes come in Vanilla Regular, Vanilla Big and Vanilla Small breasts for fem V. all versions contain the files for vanilla body masc V.
- fem V version is cropped to hit just above the hip for a flattering silhouette
- sleeves pre-rolled for your convenience, with custom matching cuffs and stitching to show you we care
- fully garment-support compatible with vanilla garments and select GS-compatible custom clothes
- also recolours the iconic Fixer coat for masc V, although those sleeves are not rolled due to being stored in a different .app file than the rest of the appearances
Known Issue(s)
- holes in the armpits region may appear in photomode in a very small set of poses (anything where the arm is both twisted AND very close to the body) but most poses are fine. The vanilla coat was actually much worse in this respect, I've minimized the jank as much as I can but it can still get a little weird in specific poses.
Codes:
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Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_old_01", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_old_02", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_old_03", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_basic_01", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_basic_02", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_basic_03", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_rich_01", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_rich_02", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Coat_01_rich_03", 1)
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Fixer_01_Set_Coat", 1) (MASC V ONLY)
Installation:
- Extract .zip into game directory. Done!
Uninstallation:
- Delete RF_ShearlingCoats_bothVs.archive from your Cyberpunk2077\archive\pc\mod folder.
Why aren't these archiveXL/atelier items??
gameplay reasons. I like finding random clothes in the street and putting them on.
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I love aXL clothes, they're very handy and cool, but their primary utility is for people who don't care about looting items or finding them in the world organically--they're for people who wanna take cool pictures or have their V looking fresh from the very start of Act 1. For me, personally, I really like finding a cool jacket or whatever while I'm out doing gigs, and putting it on, and actually liking how it looks. To this end, my modding M.O. is to improve the clothes that are already in the game because those are the ones that I'm finding in random suitcases left beside bus benches. Maybe someday somebody will figure out how to do clothing mods that actually add new items to the loot table--in which case I will be all over that, immediately, but for now, This Is The Way.
thanks for visiting! you can find me on discord in the Cyberpunk 2077 Modding Community. (: