Since Fashionist 4.0 the somewhat cumbersome configuration of the mod via command line commands is history. A new configuration interface was integrated. It offers not only admins, but also players, a lot of configuration options.
How to open the configuration
There are 2 ways to open the mod configuration:
The blue Fashionist configuration button on the left side of the character inventory.
or the command line command in case you have disabled the configuration button:
DataCmd Fashionist Config
Regardless of the role (admin or player), the configuration opens in “player” mode:
Changed settings become active only after saving!
Player
For players there are currently 2 configuration groups: General and Attached Weapons.
This is a server setting that only a server administrator can make. The player cannot circumvent this restriction!
Attached Weapons
Here you can find all settings for “Attached Weapons”. All settings made are individual and apply only to the player himself.
All weapons like sword, spear, bow or shield are not displayed on the character.
All tools like pickaxe, cleaver or skinning knife are not displayed on the character.
All attached weapons and tools are not displayed while the character is riding.
All attached weapons and tools are not displayed while the character is sitting.
Allows you to disable individual weapon/tool categories, such as the shield, and thus not display them, or to choose different display slots depending on the type of weapon category (e.g. for 1h sword the choice between back or hip).
All weapon and tool categories are displayed by default.
Depending on the weapon category, you will find 2 or more possible options to choose from the drop-down list.
Always available:
- the default slot on which a weapon category is displayed
- hide to not show all weapons of this category
Example
Depending on the tool category, you will find 2 or more possible options to choose from the drop-down lists.
Always available:
- the default slot on which a tool category is displayed
- hide to not show all tools of this category
Admin
For the server settings you first have to make yourself admin (“Make Me Admin”-button in the server settings of the game), and then switch to admin mode in the Fashionist configuration.
For admins there are currently 4 configuration groups: Styles, Attached Weapons, Dye System and CharEditLite.
Styles
Here you can find settings for all player “style” aspects. All the settings are server settings!
This toggle can be used to deactivate the complete feature including all its sub features.
Limits the style that can be used to the same type of armor as the one actually worn, i.e. heavy only on heavy, medium only on medium and light only on light.
If deactivated, prevents the hiding of the worn armor. In combination with ‘Armor Type Lock’ it is always possible to see the type of armor worn, which is very important in pvp.
Allows to define a warpaint style separately for head, body and arms, or to hide the corresponding area of the warpaint. The color can be chosen freely from all available warpaint colors.
The possibly existing attributes of the used ‘style’ warpaints are ignored!
Allows to overwrite the appearance of the used weapons with the appearance of any other weapon of the same type.
The values of the actually used weapons are not changed!
This toggle can be used to deactivate the complete feature including all its sub features.
Items listed here are excluded from the feature and not displayed on the player character.
This exclusion list can be used to prevent the display of certain items. Especially with items from other mods, it can be problematic if the Fashionist determines the weapons category incorrectly.
I will gladly contact the mod author of the weapon and help to make the two mods compatible. In the meantime this feature helps to prevent the worst from happening: clipping or floating weapons.
With activated admin role the required itemid is shown in the tooltip.
This toggle can be used to deactivate the complete feature including all its sub features.
Important: If you deactivate the dye system, only the color picker is deactivated. Already dyed armor remains dyed even if the colors used are no longer available!
Allows to dye parts of the armor that the developers did not intend. Does not have to have a visible effect for every armor piece!
Defines the maximum dye brightness. To activate bright neon colors, turn it up.
Example:
A maximum color value of 14 restricts the color palette as follows:
Defines the maximum dye saturation. To activate oversaturated colors, turn it up.
Example:
A maximum saturation value of 15 restricts the color palette as follows:
The current integration of CharEditLite is more or less a 1:1 conversion of the old standalone mod. Therefore most settings are still in the mirrors UI.
Deactivates the CharEditLite feats and recipes. Already invested points are refunded to the player.
Existing items like mirrors or shards will not be removed, but cannot be used anymore!
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You wouldn’t happen to know what the proper load order should be for CharEditLite would you? 🙂
1. You should NOT use one of the various CharEditLite standalone mods. All the mods are outdated and they will crash your game.
2. The features of CharEditLite are integrated into Fashionist. Check your feats and you will find the Fashionist Mirror feat