Ashley Armor EveryWEAR

This Lua mod requires manual installation and cannot be installed through Fluffy Mod Manager.

You must extract and install the files manually.

Please follow the installation instructions below for detailed steps.

This mod may conflict with other Lua scripts that modify the same functionality.

True Freedom for Ashley

Description

This mod grants the protective properties of Ashley's armor to every costume.

With the armor's protection applied regardless of her current costume, Ashley is free to wear any outfit you choose.

Install any costume mod you like and switch between outfits whenever you want.

No more exiting the game and swapping armor-replacement outfit mods every time you change Ashley's costume!

Installation instructions

Extract the contents of the archive into:

...\RESIDENT EVIL 4  BIOHAZARD RE4\reframework

The final folder structure should be:

...\RESIDENT EVIL 4  BIOHAZARD RE4\reframework\autorun\Ashley_Armor_EveryWEAR.lua

Main features

- Ashley is immune to all attacks. Leon's attacks are no exception!

- Recreates the actual behavior of the armor as closely as possible, rather than simply applying a basic invincibility effect.

- Ashley can still be kidnapped, but she will immediately break free just as she does when wearing the actual armor.

※ If Ashley is wearing her original armor costume, this mod automatically disables its own functionality because it is no longer needed.

※ The mod is designed to function fully even if Ashley's armor has not yet been unlocked in-game. (Not yet verified)

Requirements

This mod has been tested on REFramework v1. 5. 9. 1 on the game build listed below.

This mod was tested on

RE4 Steam build: 22377325

Game version: 1. 5. 9. 0

Public build date: March 31, 2026

Older game versions and gameplay-altering mods have not been tested,

but the mod is expected to work in most cases. (Please report if it works.)

Character Swap Compatibility

Character swap mods may alter or reuse character IDs and internal structures, so unexpected behavior m