One-Click Refashion

One-Click Refashion — Version 5. 0. 0

One-Click Refashion is a runtime armor and weapon appearance override mod for Nioh 2.

Keep a fixed outfit or weapon appearance before the desired refashion options are unlocked, or while frequently changing equipment. Configure each slot individually, including the option to hide its equipment appearance.

This mod does not modify equipment, inventory, stats, or save data. It only overrides appearance at runtime.

What's New in 5. 0. 0

• []Automatic appearance refresh: enabling, disabling, and reloading the mod now update your appearance without requiring an equipment or stance change.[/]

  []Real-time cutscene support: enable the mod before entering a supported cutscene to carry your chosen appearance into it.[/]

  []Improved early-game stability: character creation, new saves, and tutorial gameplay now work in tested scenarios. The previously reported tutorial crash did not recur in those tests.[/]

  []Improved executable compatibility: runtime signature detection and validation replace reliance on fixed game addresses.[/]

  []Optional automatic activation:

  EnableOnStartremains available and defaults to

  0— OFF.[/]

  []Existing configurations, per-slot overrides, and equipment appearance hiding remain supported.[/]

Supported Slots

Armor:

• []Head Armor[/]

  []Torso Armor[/]

  []Arm Guards[/]

  []Leg Guards[/]

  []Foot Guards[/]

Weapons:

• []Melee Weapon 1 and 2[/]

  []Ranged Weapon 1 and 2[/]

Requirements

Requires Nioh 2 DLL Loader by Shambuwu:

https://www.nexusmods.com/nioh2/mods/671

The DLL Loader is not included in this package. Please download it from its own Nexus Mods page.

This version targets Windows x64 Nioh 2 Complete Edition v1. 28. 08. Runtime detection can accommodate compatible executable layouts with different addresses, but compatibility with every game version or modified executable is not guaranteed.

Missing or ambiguous signatures, incompatible code, or conflicting hooks will prevent the mod from installing its hooks. Details are recorded in the log.

Installation

• []Exit the game completely.[/]

  []Install Nioh 2 DLL Loader and place its

  dinput8.dllbeside

  nioh2.exe.[/]

  []Copy the Mods folder from this package into the game’s root folder, beside

  nioh2.exe.[/]

The package already contains a Mods folder. Do not extract it inside another Mods folder.

Expected layout:

├─ nioh2.exe

├─ dinput8.dll

└─ OneClickRefashion

├─ OneClickRefashion.dll

└─ OneClickRefashion.cfgUpgrading

Exit the game, back up your old DLL and configuration outside the

Modsfolder, then replace the existing refashion DLL.

Keep your own

OneClickRefashion.cfgif you want to preserve your settings. Keep only one refashion DLL installed, even if previous versions use different folder names. Renaming an old folder to “DISABLED” may not stop the loader from loading it.

Controls

• []F8: enable or disable forced refashion.[/]

  []P: reload the configuration after editing it.[/]

  []OFF by default: set

  EnableOnStart=1to enable automatically on the next game launch.[/]

Appearance refresh is automatic. You no longer need to change equipment or stance first. Model resources still need to load, so a short delay may occur.

Reloading with P preserves the current ON/OFF state. Changing

EnableOnStartaffects the next game launch.

Hotkeys are configurable and only respond while the game is in the foreground.

Configuration and Appearance IDs

OneClickRefashion.cfgbeside the DLL.

Each slot has two settings:

• []OverrideEnable=0: leave the slot unchanged; its

  ModelIdis ignored.[/]

  []OverrideEnable=1: apply the specified

  ModelId.[/]

  []OverrideEnable=1with

  ModelId=0x0000: hide that slot’s equipment appearance.[/]

For example, to hide Head Armor:

HeadOverrideEnable=1

HeadModelId=0x0000To restore its normal appearance:

HeadOverrideEnable=0Hiding equipment appearan