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Change the model and gender of any character.
One of the things that bothered me the most about Watch Dogs Legion was the fact that the agent with the most attributes often lacked one important quality: beauty.
I also found it tiring to look for a female operative and have only men.
I often used low-spec agents just because they were visually pleasing.
This mod allows you to swap character models for any you've already recruited.
Found a cute NPC? Recruit him and then apply his face, body and gender to whatever agent you have!
How to make:
First, download the Cheat Engine. Then, with the game open, follow the instructions.
STEP 1: CHOOSE THE MODEL TO BE COPIED
1. Select the operator number that will serve as a model for others (0=first agent; 1=second agent; 2=third agent...).
2. Copy your Model ID number. This number contains all of the operative's basic visual data (face, body, and gender).
To check if operative is correct:
3. Load NPC data. Check that the name that appears is correct.
You can also copy age and voice data to use in your modified operative.
STEP 2: CHOOSE THE MODEL THAT WILL BE REPLACED
1. Select the operator number to be replaced (0=first agent; 1=second agent; 2=third agent...).
2. Load NPC data. Check that the name that appears is correct.
3. Paste the copied number from the previous operator and check the corresponding box to apply the effect immediately.
You can also paste age and voice data to use in your new operative.
UPDATE 1.1:
Add WRENCH - MODEL ID BF460A06
You can now replace any male operative with a Wrench. It will work perfectly without Ubisoft blocking. However, there is a precaution: DO NOT CHANGE CLOTHES IN IT!
*If you change clothes on it, the original outfit will be lost and the model will need to be reloaded into the Cheat Engine.
*If you use the model on a female operative, it will be the wrong size and your feet will enter the floor.
IMPORTANT:
* The change is just aesthetic, only the 3D model is changed, all attributes, characteristics, equipment and animations of the replaced operative remain the same.
*You can apply both male and female models to any operative. However, custom features such as model hair, beard, or tattoos will be from the second operative, not the first (model). For example: if you want your professional hitman (with a beard) to become a woman, just apply the Model ID of a female operative to the Model ID of your professional hitman, however she will appear as a bearded woman. You will then have to go to DedSec to shave her beard.
*The process can be undone, but only if you have the original operative data saved and paste it back into the fields.
*The process is not considered illegal by Ubisoft, therefore it will not generate blocks.
* Your save file will not be corrupted, however if you mess up your operatives, the change will be saved. The ideal is to make a cloud copy of your save before changing anything.
THANKS:
This work would not be possible without the file and instructions from registrator2000. He did all the hard work. I'm just reducing your work into smaller pieces, to make it easier for people who want to make small, specific changes.
One of the things that bothered me the most about Watch Dogs Legion was the fact that the agent with the most attributes often lacked one important quality: beauty.
I also found it tiring to look for a female operative and have only men.
I often used low-spec agents just because they were visually pleasing.
This mod allows you to swap character models for any you've already recruited.
Found a cute NPC? Recruit him and then apply his face, body and gender to whatever agent you have!
How to make:
First, download the Cheat Engine. Then, with the game open, follow the instructions.
STEP 1: CHOOSE THE MODEL TO BE COPIED
1. Select the operator number that will serve as a model for others (0=first agent; 1=second agent; 2=third agent...).
2. Copy your Model ID number. This number contains all of the operative's basic visual data (face, body, and gender).
To check if operative is correct:
3. Load NPC data. Check that the name that appears is correct.
You can also copy age and voice data to use in your modified operative.
STEP 2: CHOOSE THE MODEL THAT WILL BE REPLACED
1. Select the operator number to be replaced (0=first agent; 1=second agent; 2=third agent...).
2. Load NPC data. Check that the name that appears is correct.
3. Paste the copied number from the previous operator and check the corresponding box to apply the effect immediately.
You can also paste age and voice data to use in your new operative.
UPDATE 1.1:
Add WRENCH - MODEL ID BF460A06
You can now replace any male operative with a Wrench. It will work perfectly without Ubisoft blocking. However, there is a precaution: DO NOT CHANGE CLOTHES IN IT!
*If you change clothes on it, the original outfit will be lost and the model will need to be reloaded into the Cheat Engine.
*If you use the model on a female operative, it will be the wrong size and your feet will enter the floor.
IMPORTANT:
* The change is just aesthetic, only the 3D model is changed, all attributes, characteristics, equipment and animations of the replaced operative remain the same.
*You can apply both male and female models to any operative. However, custom features such as model hair, beard, or tattoos will be from the second operative, not the first (model). For example: if you want your professional hitman (with a beard) to become a woman, just apply the Model ID of a female operative to the Model ID of your professional hitman, however she will appear as a bearded woman. You will then have to go to DedSec to shave her beard.
*The process can be undone, but only if you have the original operative data saved and paste it back into the fields.
*The process is not considered illegal by Ubisoft, therefore it will not generate blocks.
* Your save file will not be corrupted, however if you mess up your operatives, the change will be saved. The ideal is to make a cloud copy of your save before changing anything.
THANKS:
This work would not be possible without the file and instructions from registrator2000. He did all the hard work. I'm just reducing your work into smaller pieces, to make it easier for people who want to make small, specific changes.