Transmogify

Transmogify

The best transmog mod around, guaranteed.

Made it for myself, decided to share with the community.

Allows changing equipment appearance to whatever you like in the same category.

!Safe to use online - Pawns will be shown in the rift.

!Transmog works in cutscenes and menus

Make the look yours

• []Transmog the Arisen, Main Pawn, hired pawns, and NPCs.[/]

  []Give NPCs a whole new look with your appearance presets: face, hair, skin, tattoos, and more.[/]

  []Use regular equipment appearances or NPC-only armor and weapons.[/]

  []Create different equipment presets for different characters, even when they wear the same actual equipment.[/]

  []Keep your chosen look when changing equipment. Your preset applies automatically.[/]

  []Mix weapon appearances across categories. Daggers into dual greatswords? Absolutely.[/]

  []Hide armor and weapons, resize weapons and shields, and shrink oversized weapons or hide them entirely while sheathed.[/]

  []Give the Arisen, pawns, and NPCs glowing eyes: pick a color and intensity for both eyes, or set each eye separately. The glow shows in the world, menus, portraits, the character editor, and cutscenes.[/]

  []Customize weapon and shield glow color and intensity, with a separate intensity while sheathed and separate settings for each Thief hand.[/]

  []Change Backpack and Underwear appearances.[/]

  []Use Show when unequipped to display selected armor appearances even with an empty equipment slot.[/]

  []Hide or resize your lantern, including an option to hide it when switched off.[/]

  []Disable the Dragonforged / Draconic equipment effect.[/]

Character appearances

Equipment is only part of the look.

Open the full character editor for your Arisen or Main Pawn directly from Transmogify. Access additional NPC heads, hairstyles, cosmetic options, and colors, or use Copy NPC Appearance to start from any NPC's original look and make it your own.

Save named appearance presets, switch between them, and share them with other players. These are separate from your equipment presets, so you can manage your character's appearance and outfit independently. You can give them to NPCs too.

Give NPCs a wardrobe and a makeover

Open the NPCs tab, search for an NPC, and pick an Equipment preset and an Appearance preset for them. Use Show to list only the NPCs you've changed.

Equipment presets customize their clothing, weapons, shields, sizing, and glow using the same preset editor. Appearance presets give them one of your saved looks: face, body, hair, skin, freckles, brows, tattoos, and other styles. The look shows wherever they appear, including cutscenes, after save loads, and after restarting the game. If the NPC is nearby, they briefly fade out and come back with the new look once the game allows it, for example after a conversation. Updating an appearance preset in the Character tab also updates every NPC using it.

Assignments are saved and apply when the NPC is available. Choose NONE to remove an assignment and restore their original appearance.

Give looks to as many NPCs as you like. Up to 20 of the NPCs loaded around you at once get every detail. For example, if 30 people in Vernworth have looks and you stroll through town, 20 of them get every detail and the other 10 still show their new look (face, hair, skin tone and all), just without tattoos or scars until they next respawn. The limit only counts NPCs loaded around you, so each area gets its own 20 as you travel.

NPC looks are never written into your save files. They're applied each time the game starts, so removing Transmogify returns every NPC to their original look. Enable Transmogs only controls equipment; NPC looks stay while it's off.

Getting started

[]Press Insert, then open Script Generated UI > Transmogify.[/]

[]Make sure Enable Transmogs is checked.[/]

[]In Presets, click New and name your equipment preset.[/]

[*]Choose the appearances you want. NONE keeps the original appearance; HIDE hides tha