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another commission for @morganlefaye79 this time of the wonderful vicco. thank you again for trusting me with your babies <3

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Modders are allowed to have Private Mods

This got me pissed off and I want to make it really damn clear;

You being jealous of someone else's private mod is only YOUR problem! YOU need to cope with your jealousy, and being entitled to the point of throwing a little public tantrum makes you pathetic

I'll just repeat myself; Modding is a creative outlet just like any others

A lot of us spent a lot of time customizing our OCs, be it by manually editing their faces outside of CC options, giving them custom garment appearances that aren't available in the game files, custom bodies and custom refits, etc...

And none of you are entitled to it! We don't owe anyone anything The work we pour into OUR OCs do NOT have to be PUBLIC AT ALL

Do you go up to every writers who write fanfics of their Canon/OC ship because How DARE they portray THEIR oc? You can't project yourself or your own OC into this fic so how DARE they publish it? How dare they flaunt it in your face

Same as artists making master pieces featuring their OCs and not some no-name, blank-face nobodies that people can project into

You realize how stupid and entitled these statements are? It's really similar to how people react to private mods everytime they're told "no, you can't have it"

So deadass, fucking Cope If you want something SO BAD, learn how to mod

#oooh so here’s the source i see #yeah agreed #i don’t think i’d mod as much for the public #if i couldn’t use my ocs to portray the stuff i work on #gives me an excuse to take pics of them since i’m usually lazy af #if i had to usea blank face i’d just say f it

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In light of the last bit of Nexus User Entitlement and me still being miffed about it, let's try to make something positive out of it and shed some clarity why certain private mods cannot simply be made public (aside from, obviously, one not wanting them to be public in the first place):

Not always you can just yeet a .archive into the big world wide web. Some mods require frameworks, some mods require specific structures, some mods need to function in specific ways in order for them to be available universally. These same mods can work perfectly fine in the modder's game because it's held by duct tape and glue as the modder knows they won't put anything in their game that will break it, or they've made it using a framework that is not ideal for public release, but works just fine for their own needs, etc. 90% of my OCs are NPVs. Their mods are not made in a way I can load on PlayerV. I'd have to convert them into something else or put them in a framework. Some of my NPV clothes are badly chopped at the edge because it's going inside a specific pants or boots and I don't need to worry about that edge showing. It's just not fit for release because I didn't make it thinking about release. This is true for many, many modmakers.

A modmaker with an ounce of responsibility will want to publish a mod with a degree of proper documentation, showcase what it does / what it looks like, and offer said mod support and troubleshooting after it's released. This is a lot of work, even if you do it lazily.

There are dozens of body mods available for Cyberpunk currently. The ideal way of working for a mod that you intend to publicly release is to fit it for the vanilla/default bodies first, and adapt to the others later. Doing the inverse process is definitely doable but extremely counterproductive. So just because someone has a mod currently working on their OC, it does not mean it'll even fit another if their body types don't match. This is also true for hairs or jewelry or other accessories.

There are many ways of making certain things, and more often than not, these conflict with each other. Some body mods cannot be used alongside certain frameworks, which means a modmaker would have to either learn a new system and convert to it, or make their mod compatible to multiple options. This has to be a conscious choice from the start, or the modder has to actively decide to do all of this conversion after something is already done (which isn't necessarily hard, but still, extra work).

Feeling frustrated or upset that you cannot have a certain mod is fair. It's a human response and it's understandable. But popping a private mod into the world isn't as deal and done it might seem from a technical level - and even if it is easy, people who pour their time into a creative outlet are allowed to keep things for themselves!

I am thoroughly against refusing to help people to achieve the same/similar result of something you worked on. We are a community and helping each other is paramount to keep modding going and improving. Don't ever uphold knowledge from others, but do not feel pressured into sharing the results of your labor either.

My Cyberpunk Modding Tutorials Cyberpunk Modding Wiki Cyberpunk Modding Discord

#dunno what seems to be happening but yeah #besides the valid technical points #we also like to keep things unique for ourselves #it’s like making art and sharing a pic but not letting others have a copy #it is what it is and they aren’t entitled to your work

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(Silver Six Store) Chocobo Outfit - Archive XL

Kwe!

Nexus link (Store) - Nexus link (Clothing)

Kofi if you wanna support me 💜

#cyberpunk 2077 #cp2077 #vimods #cp77 #cyberpunk 2077 mods

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“Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird, That cannot fly.” ― Langston Hughes

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I've been looking for a good interactive map for Cyberpunk 2077 for years now. Some are just really low quality while others are outdated.

But today I found the best interactive map ever made. And on reddit of all places

I mean that's a fairly clean and crisp map, but it gets better.

Unlike every interactive map I've ever come across, this is not a selection of images, but a full 3D model of the in-game map, that you can move around and zoom in.

If only the one in the game was this easy to use.

Oh also, one of the comments on that post introduced me to the Night City Geoguesser

It's a fun spin on geoguesser since I know where most of these places are. Highest score I got was 4264. Which puts me No. 8 on this months leaderboard.

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° Vasya.

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Kerry and his right hand man

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the amount of fanart/non-oc art i've done for cyberpunk is worryingly low (and i barely even posted any of it) so it's high time i fix that

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"You're the last decent thing of me left."

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OC: Ívarr | OC: Shelob | Cyberpunk 2077

Don't re-upload without credit.

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posses: @elfjpeg @busyvampire

fingers: @visixv

As my big boy is a model i really want to appreciate for making these beautiful mods, you're AMAZING🥲he looks just like I wanted🫠

Here are two versions of him, with and without blood🩸

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Villiam: Hey, neighbor!

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More Glitch, I just really like her 💚🌑🐍

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puff puff

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When V starts spewing corpo jargon