Player Body Cyberware Injector

Ever wished you could integrate my cyberarm mods into the player body so that they were always present, regardless of your chosen outfit, and also showed up in the shower and cutscenes etc? Well, now you can!

Rather than building separate replacer mods, which is tedious work, I've come up with a scripting mechanism that will allow you to save the cyberware from a normal wardrobe outfit and inject those components into the player body. This allows you to easily combine items and adjust their components, as well as change your cyberware loadout without exiting the game or having to move archives around!

Read the documentation carefully! This mod is trying to do something complicated!

Features

• []Save any combination of KiasuBurger cyberarm and leg mod items into a loadout that will be integrated into the player body, independent of worn clothing[/]

  []Loadout is always present: in the shower, character creator, and all cutscenes[/]

  []Loadouts respect item appearance choices, including my inorganic skin colours[/]

  []Remove and change the loadout without exiting the game or even reloading your save (if you jump through some hoops)[/]

  []Separate saved loadouts for each of your playthrough characters that tracks across multiple savegames[/]

  []Garment Support keeps working for any item that normally has it[/]

  []Advanced feature: manually create your own json file to include any item from any mod![/]

If you have been using the older versions of this injector mod and have saved Male and/or Female loadouts, those loadouts will no longer be used by the mod. The switch to per-character loadouts means that when you load an old savegame (or create a new character), a unique ID is generated for that character and then stored in subsequent saves. This ID will follow your character from that point onwards. As the ID is unique, you won't know what it is ahead of time. But it's easy to find out.

[]Important: Until you save your game again, the unique ID is also not saved. Loading an old savegame will result in a new ID each time. You must save again, and then don't use the previous save anymore. From this point onwards, the ID will stay the same, and you can create multiple branching saves if you want - but old saves will always lack an ID, and always end up with a new one each time you load them.[/]

[]Once you have a save that contains an ID, it will stay the same.[/]

[*]Bring up the CET overlay and open the console. Then click the "Dump loadout" button in the "Kiasu Burger Replacer" window. In the console, you'll get a line of text telling you the name of the loadout file it is trying to dump. As you have no loadout at this point, you won't see anything else, but now y