Helpful Hints & Information
- Only selections marked with a * are required to be filled in order to generate a parts list, however, leaving selections blank that relate to a component that you
intend to use may result in an inaccurate parts list.
- For numerical selections that do not apply to a character, leave the selection blank. If you have mistakenly entered a number, you can select the number in the
input field and delete it.
- Preview images change when their paired selection/input is updated. In some cases, such as beard shape and style, this can leave related selections with preview images
that are not accurate. If you are sure a selection is accurate to your character but the preview image is not what you would expect, try switching to a different option/value
for that selection, and then back to the correct one; this will refresh the preview image.
- If you wish to reset all selections, you can click the Reset All Character Settings button.
- Once you have generated a parts list, you can select the text of all of the generated component tables, copy it, and then paste it into a text editor, such as Notepad;
the pasted content should maintain a readable, useful format, and can then be saved for later reference.
F.A.Q.
Why are freckles separate from cheek makeup?
This utility was made to mimic the Cyberpunk 2077 character creator in a general sense, however, some minimal changes have been made to allow for greater customization.
This is one such change. It is possible to put freckles and blush-like cheek makeup on an NPV, and they are logically different things, so I have separated them here.
Why does cheek makeup numbering start at 05?
In the Cyberpunk 2077 character creator, freckles and blush-like cheek makeup are grouped together in the same setting. They have been separated here, as it is both technically and
logically possible for an NPV to have both. Options 01-04 of cheek makeup are available in the Freckle Style/Color selections, and the remaining cheek makeup options are available in the
Cheek Makeup Style/Color selections. Their original numbering has been retained for the sake of clear reference between the character creator and this utility.
Why can I select options that don't apply to my character?
In the case of things like beards, or select piercing options, it was simpler to have the option appear regardless of the selected physical frame. In the future, updates to this
utility may alter this, but it is not a priority at present.