Body editor // Cyberpunk 2077
A body editor for Cyberpunk 2077: shape V's and NPC bodies with sliders, refit your clothes to them, and install it as a mod.
PREVIEW BUILDBody Studio is in testing. Expect rough edges, back up your saves, and tell us what breaks with Help > Send Feedback in the app.
Your game files are never changed. Everything Body Studio makes goes into one separate mod archive, which you can remove at any time.
Features
Body Studio reads the bodies and clothes straight from your game, lets you reshape them in a live 3D preview, and builds a mod the game loads like any other.
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More than 30 sliders in eight groups (Overall, Chest, Arms, Torso, Hips, Glutes, Legs, Pregnancy) reshape the body live in the preview, from subtle to exaggerated.
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V's clothes are refit to the body you shaped, so they don't clip into it, and packed into the same mod: the game's, Phantom Liberty's, and those of the clothing mods you have installed.
NPCs keep the game's clothes.
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Turn on physics and the mod gives V breast and glute jiggle fitted to the shaped body, in first person and cutscenes too, with an intensity slider for each.
Skirts, dresses, coats and long jackets get the game's own kind of cloth physics, so their hems swing as V moves.
The Physics tab previews it all on the game's own walk. Physics in the mod is V's; NPCs keep the game's.
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Press BUILD, then DEPLOY MOD: Body Studio builds the mod and installs it in archive\pc\mod, or as a REDmod.
First it checks your other mods. Body mods that would replace the same body are listed: the ones Vortex manages for you to disable in Vortex, hand-installed ones to move aside with one click and restore later.
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Export builds the same mod archive and saves it wherever you choose, to share it or install it by hand.
PUNK//BODY STUDIO.glb) for Blender..punk) keep every body, slider and setting to pick up later.
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Already use a body mod? File > Import Body reads its archive and imports the bodies it replaces. Sliders, the wardrobe refit and physics then work on it like on a game body.
Tested with VTK Vanilla HD, Hyst Angel and Hyst EBB. Keep the body mod installed: its skin and materials still come from it, and the deploy check counts it as something your body needs, not a mod in the way.
Body Studio never edits the game's own files. Everything it makes goes into one mod archive, named after your mod; delete it and the game is as it was. Uninstalling Body Studio never removes the mods you deployed, and mods it moves aside for you are kept and can be restored.
How it works
From download to your V in game.
Run the setup, for you only (no administrator rights) or for all users. It downloads the tools it needs itself. Then point File > Settings at your Cyberpunk 2077 folder.
Choose V or an NPC body and move the sliders. Preview garments on it, and turn on physics to see it move.
Press BUILD, then DEPLOY MOD, and start the game. Want changes? Shape again and deploy over it.
Requirements
Questions
Yes. Body Studio is freeware: free to use, and to share unmodified and free of charge. It is not open source. The mods you make with it are yours. See the licence.
Delete the archive named after your mod from Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod, or the mod's folder from Cyberpunk 2077\mods for a REDmod.
Yes. Body Studio never moves files Vortex manages: when a Vortex mod is in the way, the deploy check names it so you can disable it in Vortex. Body mods installed with Vortex can be imported with File > Import Body.
It checks for a new version when it starts, at most once a day (you can turn that off), and tells you in the status line. Nothing is downloaded or installed until you ask, and it only accepts updates signed by the project.
In the app: Help > Send Feedback. Describe what happened; a screenshot, the log (with your Windows user name removed) and system info can go with it, and What's sent shows everything before you press Send. The troubleshooting guide covers the common problems.
Documentation
The same guide the app opens from Help > Documentation, with search.