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Mass Effect 3 LE - RenegadeCasuals - exclusive access
🕑 Added 2025-11-28 18:27:21 +0000 UTCThis release doesn't have a description readme like my FO4/SK releases, since the install process is directly via manager, so I'll put relevant info here.
Adds a new casual Shepard outfit, composed of some older outfit pieces I made ported into ME3LE. Make sure you're using Legendary Edition (LE) ME3, not the original release since this will probably not work with that.
I've kept the original 4k textures, slightly tweaked with this game in mind, but nothing too extensive. Probably overkill for this, but whatever.
I messed up the skinning a bit in the leg crotch area, some verts might get pulled awkwardly during animation. The A-pose for this game has the legs closer together when compared to FO4, so I instinctively didn't think to be wary and pay attention to it, being used to FO4. I only noticed after everything was done, so I never fixed it. It should be fine for regular gameplay though since the pants are dark and the issue is hard to spot. I'll keep this in mind if I do future releases for this game and won't be repeating this mistake.
INSTALL
You need the ME3Tweaks Mod Manager to install this, simply import the mod archive, then apply the mod. Once installed it should be in the armor selection screen ingame.
I recommend also having the Appearance Modification Menu mod installed. Not required, but it will allow you to switch this outfit into a combat armor ingame, if you want to use it for that purpose.
**NOTE**
You might (probably guaranteed) get a warning when installing this mod. Basically to deploy mods for this game you need a clean backed-up game install and I didn't make one to save on SSD space on my machine. As such, I had to make the mod archive manually rather than using the specific proper tool. I tested installing the file myself on my own game and everything seemed fine, so it will probably be ok. I'm not experienced enough with modding this game to know if this will cause some hidden issues though, so use at your own risk. It reaaally should be fine though, but I wanted to put this disclaimer here just in case.
