NEW in 2.0.0: Regular troop transmogrification

• You can use Ctrl+T to transmog a selected regular troop from either the Encyclopedia (N) or the party screen (P).
  

• You can then choose to transmog the troop for everyone or only for the player clan.
• If transmoged for the player clan, the transmog will only apply to those troops when they're in/from your clan's garrisons/parties!
• Troops can even be transmoged differently for "everyone" and for the player clan only at the same time!
• These troop transmog configurations can be shared and released as separate mods, allowing for visual troop tree overhauls!
• When transmoging regular troops, you don't necessarily have to use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, but can simply equip the items with the desired looks directly to the desired variant's equipment. Upon clicking 'Done', they will be convered to transmogs.
  

Player-clan specific troop transmogs are stored in the savegame, but can be exported/imported through the MCM menu.
General troop transmogs (that always apply) are not stored in the savegame. They're stored in Modules\Transmog\ModuleData\TroopTransmogs, and are always loaded. Mod authors can copy their troop transmog files to their own Module using the same folder structure, they just have to add this mod as a dependency to their SubModule.xml so this mod will detect the troop transmog files and load them in order (the files from this mod are always loaded last, so the user's own transmogs always override those from other mods). The XML files can be renamed freely. In case of missing troops/items, the mod will just ignore that transmog.

NEW in 2.0.0: Quick-transmog
When managing the equipment of the player character or a companion, you can press and hold Left Alt when equiping a new item to automatically transmog the newly-equiped item to the current appearance. If the current appearance was from a transmoged item, that item will be reset to its original appearance (and moved back to your inventory, as usual). Use this if you are happy with your current looks, but want to equip items with better stats.

NEW in 2.0.0
You can now safely transmog items while trade transactions are pending.


Usage
Transmogrification works by simple copy-pasting, using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V. To revert a transmoged item, use Ctrl+R. To hide an item, use Ctrl+H. Currently
only armor transmogrification is supported.

You can use Ctrl+C to copy transmog data from:

• The inventory screen while hovering the mouse over an item, equipped or in one of the lists. This copies the visuals of only that item.
• The inventory screen while NOT hovering the mouse over any item. This copies the visuals of ALL equipped armor of the active character.
• The party screen. This copies the visuals of ALL equipped items of the active character. Press Ctrl+C again for equipment variants!
• Any text editor or browser while having saved or shared transmog data selected.
  

You can use Ctrl+V to paste transmog data to:

• The inventory screen while hovering the mouse over an item, equipped or in one of the list. This pastes the matching visual only to that item.
• The inventory screen while NOT hovering the mouse over any item. This pastes the visuals of ALL items present in the clipboard to the active character.
• Any text editor or browser to saved or share transmog with others.
  

You can use Ctrl+R to revert a transmoged item in:

• The inventory screen while hovering the mouse over an item, equipped or in one of the list. This reverts the visual of only that item.
• The inventory screen while NOT hovering the mouse over any item. This reverts the visuals of ALL equiped transmoged items of the active character.
  

You can use Ctrl+H to hide the visuals of an item in:

• The inventory screen while hovering the mouse over an item, equipped or in one of the list. This hides the visuals of only that item.
  

For a semblence of realism (preventing for example a full helm visual being copied to a simple hat), the mod restricts transmogrifaction of items that are no more than 2 tiers lower than the item from which the visuals are copied. This restriction can be configured in the mod's in-game configuration menu, and can be disabled entirely by setting the maximum difference to 6.

The following is example transmog data, you can copy the code below and paste it in your inventory screen (after you installed this mod) to make your character's equipment look like Eleanora in the main image of this page:

<TransmogData HeadArmor="southern_lord_helmet" Cape="wolf_shoulder" BodyArmor="imperial_scale_armor" HandArmor="decorated_imperial_gauntlets" LegArmor="lamellar_plate_boots" HorseHarness="chain_barding" />


Uninstallation - IMPORTANT
If you want to disable this mod after using it in your savegame, you first have to RESET this mod and SAVE your game before disabling it in your mod manager. Reseting will revert ALL items to their original visuals and attempt to delete ALL transmoged item records from the game. Attempt, because it can only search the inventories of settlement/markets and parties that use the vanilla inventory systems. So if you use a mod that adds a new kind of stash for example, remove any transmoged items from it before reseting and disabling this mod.

The Reset ALL option can be found by pressing Esc -> More Options -> Mod Options -> Transmog - Cosmetic Equipment -> Revert ALL transmogrified items


Requirements
Mod Configuration Menu

Compatibility
Compatible with practically anything, it's a fairly lightweight mod. For a transmoged item only the ID references to the original and visual item are stored in the savegame, all the other data is combined in runtime (this is not performance heavy).

Installation
Extract the archive to your Bannerlord installation folder. Make sure DLL's are not blocked by Windows. Enable the mod in your mod launcher/manager. Load order is anywhere after the official game modules.

My other mods
Delayed Reinforcements
Cape Colour and Clipping Fix
Party AI Overhaul and Commands
Fixed Formation Spawns
Better Raiding Loot
Crafted Item Copyright