Remove Weapon Holster Vest

WARNING!! This Mod Removes Leon's Harness/Jacket Weapon Vest Holster. I recommend using the Weapons Removal Mod / Requiem Removal ; otherwise, the weapons might stay suspended in the air (for instance, the Requiem Revolver).

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING THE HARNESS T-SHIRT: Please note that on Leon's "Harness T-shirt" version, there is a baked-in dark shadow on the back of the shirt where the harness usually sits. This is NOT a bug caused by this mod. The original game developers painted this shadow effect directly onto the t-shirt's base texture because it was designed to always be worn under the vest. Removing the vest simply exposes this pre-existing shadow. This won't happen with other mods you install because it's exclusive to the main t-shirt the game gives us.

Description

This mod cleans up Leon's model by completely removing the weapon holster, harness, and vest from his character model. If you are looking for a sleeker, more streamlined aesthetic for Leon—especially if you want to show off the details of custom shirts or trousers without bulky gear getting in the way—this mod provides that clean look.

Installation instructions

[]Download and install Fluffy Mod Manager.[/]

[]Download this mod's .rar file.[/]

[]Drag and drop the downloaded archive directly into the Fluffy Mod Manager window, or manually place it into your \Games\RE9\Mods folder.[/]

[]Refresh the mod list and click the toggle to enable the mod.[/]

[]Launch the game and enjoy!

Main features

[]Completely removes the weapon holster, harness, and vest from Leon.[/]

[]Provides a cleaner character mesh and aesthetic.[/]

[]Fully compatible with other custom outfit and texture mods (tested working alongside other modifications).

Requirements

[]Fluffy Mod Manager (Required to install and manage the mod).[/]

[]REFramework [/]

[]Weapons Removal Mod / Requiem Removal (Highly recommended to prevent weapons from floating in the air where the holster used to be).

Shout outs

Big thanks to the Resident Evil modding community for the continuous inspiration and support. A special shout out to the developers behind Blender and the RE Mesh Editor for creating the tools that make these model edits possible!