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Since we already have two or three pretty good looking leather coats in-game, why not port a cowboy hat for the main character ? There has to be some wizards from Ilvermorny that wear them ! A poncho would be cool as hell too.

Hi folks. Has anyone tried to adapt Ollivander's set of clothes for the player character ? Would someone be motivated to give it a shot ?

I think Better Lightsaber Blades has a darksaber option. You can add the matching audio with Iconic Lightsaber SFX.

If anyone wants to give it a go : I am searching for a way to change Cal's headband color from original dark/black to a lighter jedha white or tan color.

The Deleon is a fun car (I love the interior) but the only colors avaiable are the tacky blue with white interior or "poor" skins where the car is busted up, scratched paint etc. Two of these skins have a really cool wood interior that I'd love to see on the base player model. Some black exterior paint would be super rad too although it might be harder. If anyone is motivated to do this, you'd have my gratitude. Or if anyone could point me to somewhere where I can learn how to do it myself since I haven't the faintest idea of where to look.

You can build an outpost and the spaceport there will have most parts except some very specific ones, otherwise this one https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/721 will give you a console command that gives one ship technician of your choice all parts available at your level.

Just wondering if anyone else thinks that the mercenary suit would look cool in constellation color scheme (the yellow bits become white, the red stays). I'm gonna try and find some tutorial so I can try my hand at it (I might or might not be smart enough, we'll see :p)

For a game that's supposed to go full nasapunk there ain't much white stuff we can wear ! I love the lean aesthetics of the pilot suit and the bulkyness of the mining suit and I think it would be cool to have these in white to go with the nasa art-style !

I've got the same exact problem (except we play without mods in multiplayer) and I'm still looking for a solution !

I'd like to play with mods on a solo run but also be able to launch a clean game to play multiplayer with my friends. Unfortunately both clients automatically use the Appdata mod folder which means if I install mods they will be installed for the two copies of the game, and if I get invited to play multi I have to de-install everything and re-install it after. Is there a way to change the path the game is looking into to check mods ? Some games allow this by changing paths in some .ini or something similar but I can't seem to find anything like this on BG3. End goal is to have one vanilla client dedicated to multiplayer, and the other one for single player that I can mod. Both are on different drives. Any help would be greatly appreciated.