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Welcome to the Cyberpunk 2077 modding wiki!

This is the dedicated repository for modding guides, resources and know-how.

This wiki is a community project! Do you want to improve or add anything? and start editing right now, or find us on .

Don't worry, we'll review everything - you can't mess anything up, and all contributions are welcome!

If you're browsing this in github: Please head to instead!

The Wiki

How to contribute to the thing you're currently reading (please do)!

Summary

Published: Feb 11 2024 by Last documented update: Nov 10 2024 by

This page gives you some intel on how the wiki works and why you should start contributing.

To skip the pep talk, you can jump directly to or (github/Google account required)

Why you should edit the wiki

If you're already convinced, you can skip straight ahead to or

Wikis are the most open source thing since the invention of democracy, because everyone can edit them (that includes you!). They gather and share knowledge, facilitating all kinds of beautiful change — like the library of Alexandria before it was DDOSed by fire.

In terms of our wiki, that means:

Everyone can learn how to make mods for Cyberpunk 2077 You don't know shit about Netrunning? Doesn't matter, !
We don't have to research stuff all over . Want more than that? Here's where you can start digging...
You can easily find people who can help you Published: Feb 11 2024 by If you make any progress on this, please contact on Discord

Unfortunately, most people don't edit the wiki.

Of course there are plenty of good reasons, so let's go over them one by one (open the box)

You will never be bullied for sharing knowledge or skills on this wiki. If you ever feel as if you are, please get in touch with the mods on the , and we'll clear up the misunderstanding — because communication is hard and everyone here has the same goals.

Reasons Not To Edit The Wiki

But I don't know how!

That's easy, just scroll down to and find out!

But I'll just ruin everything!

No, you won't. Every change you make has to be reviewed by one of our wiki admins before going live, so you really couldn't if you tried.

But my English is bad!

I promise you, nobody else will care about this as much as you do. Personally, I'm so happy about the guide/wiki page's existence that I love the author all the more for not letting grammar get in the way.

That being said, if you really feel uncomfortable publishing anything in "bad English", we can solve that! You can either add it to the (e.g. "PLEASE FIX GRAMMAR my guide about stuff"), or run your text through ChatGPT (this is exactly what LLMs are for!)

But this is just speculation! I haven't verified it!

No problem at all, just pop an info box at the top of your wiki page or section:

This stuff is not verified! If you can confirm it (or find out how it really works), please update this page or get in touch with (you) via (however)!

... and then go ahead. Remember, wikis are collaborative! Once you've put a foundation, others can pitch in and improve.

But I have only half-understood this!

Imagine the following situation:

In a world without wikis, you want to edit the colour of a car. After a bracing journey, you make it to the Discord server, where you find the textures-and-materials channel and ask. Someone cheerfully tells you:

Cyberpunk doesn't use textured materials, so you'll have to edit a multilayered file. For that, you're gonna want MLSetupBuilder, it's linked all over the place, there's also a channel somewhere under tools, or was it a thread? I dunno!

Ah, nvm. Just use the search function, you'll find people talking about this!

That is why even a shitty wiki page is better than none. At the very least, it's a point to collect information and links.

Besides, from personal experience — writing guides helps me to understand a process much better.

But I'm just me! Why can't someone competent write this?

There are two kinds of people: those who can write documentation and those who don't. A lot of people simply suck at explaining things (I'm sure you had at least one of those as a teacher), which rules them out for creating wiki guides.

That leaves a much smaller group, which again splits in two halves: those who hate writing documentation, and those who don't.

So you're looking for a competent person who is good at explaining things and doesn't hate making guides. That's not very many people, and most of them have other things to do besides writing wiki pages (making mods, developing tools, slaving away for a corporation to earn a living wage, you name it). Sure, if you wait long enough, someone will probably get around to it, but... chances are that it's someone just like you.

OK, I'm sold! I'll edit as soon as...

With all due respect, DO IT NOW!

Because "as soon as" never comes.

You'll be killed by a dropping anvil. Or you will be replaced by bodystealers from the dark side of the moon, who never intended to edit. Or while double-checking your facts, you'll notice another rabbit hole that you want to go down first. Or you'll forget about it. Or real life will get in the way.

Get that information out of your head and into a change request. If you never finish up on it, somebody else will — but at least your knowledge doesn't die with you.

Good luck, soldier!

How to edit

Before you can edit, you need to sign up to Gitbook (no way around it). It's integrated with github, so you can use that or your google log-in.

As of today (March 2024), I've never received a single spam mail from them.

Change requests

You can't edit without a change request (which is a snapshot of the wiki as-it-is that you can fuck around with to your heart's content).

Please name your change request immediately - it helps to keep track of what's what, and also makes it easier to delete obsolete change requests.

Your edits will be saved in your change request, so that you (or somebody else) can resume editing later. See

Creating a new change request

You can create one by clicking the Edit button in the upper right corner:

Browsing existing change requests

In the top left of your

Clicking on "Change Requests" to the left opens a side bar panel where you can browse existing change requests:

Creating new change requests

Click the "Edit" button to create a new change request:

Uploading files

You can upload images by either pasting them, or drag-and-dropping them into the article. Please make sure to

Requesting reviews

When you're done editing, you can request a review. The button is on the topright where the Edit button used to be:

... and that's it. After requesting a review, you don't have to do anything — your MR either gets merged directly, or the reviewer may change some things around (usually scatter some links), or they'll get back on you to clear things up.

Editing guidelines

Summary

Created: Nov 10 2024 by Last documented update: Nov 10 2024 by

This page contains our wiki editing guidelines.

Wait, this is not what I want!

If you would rather learn how to edit the wiki, please check The Wiki -> #how-to-edit

Basics

1. Name your merge requests

The first thing you should do after clicking the "Edit in Change Request" button is to give your merge request a title. Not only will future you be grateful, nothing is more annoying than returning to something like this:

2. Add a header on new pages

Please give your wiki page a header (see #summary). You can find a template to copy and paste under Page Header: Summary.

When updating a page, please adjust the "last documented update" line. (I keep forgetting myself, but it'll help people to see what is up-to-date and what isn't)

3. Name your images

You can add images into the editor by either pasting from clipboard or drag-and-dropping a file.

Unfortunately, gitbook's default name is as helpful as the NCPD customer feedback box:

Please name your images. As of November 2024, you can find the "Files" section on the left, in a tab behind the "Pages" tree:

Styleguide

The internet is full of guides on writing nonfiction. This one is good.

Content (what it is)

KISS: Keep it simple, stupid

Keep guides short and concise.

Remember that most of the world are not native speakers of English. Keep your sentences short and use clear language.

You can use ChatGPT or goblin.tools Formalizer (More to the point (unwaffle)) to go over your guides before posting them.

It's easier to follow a numbered list than to read a long paragraph
Use bold text to highlight stuff that is important.
For anything extra, check #put-extra-info-into-expandables.

Presentation (how it looks)

Your guides should be easy to read. Here's a few tips how to achieve that.

Put important stuff in boxes

You probably read the box "Your guides should be easy to read..." first. That's why I put it in a box: I wanted you to!

Use headings to split content

You can link to headings, which makes them quite useful to split up long guides into manageable content. Here's how I (manavortex) use them:

Heading 1 marks the beginning of a section
Heading 2 marks the beginning of a subsection within a section
Heading 3 splits subsections into individual parts

Put extra info into expandables

Anything that's not immediately relevant to the guide (but too interesting to cut out) can go into an expendable box.

By the way...

Nobody likes walls of text. By this point most people know that you should have short, sweet paragraphs with line breaks between them. The shorter, the better. If you’re ever debating whether or not to end the paragraph and add a line break, err on the side of “yes”.

Once you understand this principle, you can generalize it to other aspects of your writing. For example, I stole the Last Psychiatrist’s style of section breaks – bold headers saying I., II., III., etc. Now instead of just paragraph breaks, you have two forms of break – paragraph break and section break. On some of my longest posts, including the Anti-Reactionary FAQ and Meditations on Moloch, I add a third level of break – in the first case, a supersection level in large fonts, in the latter, a subsection level with an underlined First, Second, etc. Again, if you’re ever debating more versus fewer breaks, err on the side of “more”.

Finishing a paragraph or section gives people a micro-burst of accomplishment and reward. It helps them chunk the basic insight together and remember it for later. You want people to be going – “okay, insight, good, another insight, good, another insight, good” and then eventually you can tie all of the insights together into a high-level insight. Then you can start over, until eventually at the end you tie all of the high-level insights together. It’s nice and structured and easy to work with. If they’re just following a winding stream of thought wherever it’s going, it’ll take a lot more mental work and they’ll get bored and wander off.

Remember that clickbait comes from big media corporations optimizing for easy readability, and that the epitome of clickbait is the listicle. But the insight of the listicle applies even to much more sophisticated intellectual pieces – people are much happier to read a long thing if they can be tricked into thinking it’s a series of small things.

Source

Use images for clarity

The right image can sum up several paragraphs of writing. Make sure to use the right images.

If you include screenshots of anything, make sure to highlight the important parts (e.g. by drawing boxes and arrows). You can use Greenshot for this.

Page Header: Summary

A sample page header for you to copy/paste

Summary

Created: May 04 2077 by @you Last documented update: May 05 2077 by @you

This page contains a reusable header template that you can copy/paste into new wiki pages. It is a part of , but can be used standalone.

While anything below this box is optional, please always include the Summary!

After pasting, don't forget to adjust the text (and delete the hint boxes)

Wait, this is not what I want!

If you want to [do something else] instead, you can check [link]
Or maybe you want to see [the corresponding cheat sheet]?

Requirements

To complete this guide, you need the following tools:

Glossary

List of words that need more context

Summary

Published: ??? by Last documented edit: September 14 2024 by Silverlags

A comprehensive list of jargon you might see on this Wiki or around our community. This glossary is not alphabetical, so be sure to use your browser search function to find what you're looking for. (CTRL+F for most applications)

General

GitHub: A website which hosts code and helps programmers collaborate on projects. The source code for e.g. WolvenKit or Cyber Engine Tweaks is hosted there. You can compile the WolvenKit source code yourself, or for non-developers you can find WolvenKit releases here first.
REDengine: The proprietary video game engine developed by CD Projekt Red for The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077. Witcher 3 uses REDengine 3 (RED3), Cyberpunk 2077 uses REDengine 4 (RED4).

Modding Tools

Official Modkit for The Witcher 3 (WCC): An official CDPR command-line tool for modding The Witcher 3. Legacy WolvenKit makes extensive use of the Modkit. If you want to mod the Witcher, you're in the wrong wiki, choom!
REDmod: An for .
WolvenKit: The unofficial .
WolvenKit CLI: The of WolvenKit. (Formerly CP77 Tools)
CP77 Tools: The original Cyberpunk 2077 modding Command Line Tools. (Renamed and moved to WolvenKit CLI)
Noesis: (obsolete) A 3d viewer with plugin support for Cyberpunk 2077's file extensions. While Noesis can import and export 3D models, animations, and images, you should use Wolvenkit instead.
010 Editor: (obsolete) A hex-editing software that can be paired with a custom template to parse REDengine resource files and access its content. You can use Wolvenkit instead.

WolvenKit

masklist: The masklist file is a custom .txt document used as a helper file to generate new mlmasks using the Import/Export tool.
Material json: Material json files are used by the Import/Export tool during for the mesh I/O process. The json will be named after the mesh file then suffixed with .Material.json (i.e. judy_01.Material.json)

Game Files

Cooked/Uncooked: Whether a file is compressed by the REDengine build process.
- Uncooked: After using the Official Witcher 3 Modkit to import an FBX to W2MESH, this file is uncooked. Rather than calling these files imported, the uncooked terminology is derived from the cooked (compressed) file state.
Packed: CDPR games do not load loose files, but rather compress resources into archives. This compression process is called packing. The Witcher 3 uses ".bundle" files, while Cyberpunk 2077 uses the ".archive" file format.
Raw: Generic term used to refer to non-REDengine files that have a resource counterpart. The raw format of the REDengine XBM texture format can be TGA, PNG, DDS, etc. e.g. "Do you have the raw texture?" - This is an inquiry about the TGA/PNG/DDS counterpart to a game texture file.
Resource: A technical term for a REDengine asset file (e.g. .xbm, .mesh, .env).
W2RC/CR2W: The file magic number for REDengine files. REDengine resource files are commonly referenced as W2RC/CR2W files for shorthand.

Modding

Reference: A string value in a resource that exists in another resource, and it is used to chain resource together as they are loaded into the game. Some examples are a DepotPath that points at another resource, a list index that points at a material entry, and an appearance that points at a component.
Vanilla: Original or unmodified i.e. Johnny Silverhand's vanilla appearance can be changed with a DLC.
Legacy: Techie slang for "the old system". Note that the new system doesn't have to be better, just newer.

Mods

Core Mods

Other optional mods that greatly enhance user experience

For Mod Users:

Using Mods

Modding your game, for users

Summary

Published: Jun 15, 2023 by Last documented update: Aug 25 2024 by

This page will give you a brief introduction of how mods work and how to install them by hand.

We strongly recommend using a mod manager, as manual modding is only recommended for advanced users.

Here are your options (wiki links):

Wait, this is not what I want!

If you want to create mods instead, check
If you need help installing Cyberpunk, check
If your modded install is acting up, please check

How to install mods

TL;DR: Your mods will not work unless you

put all files exactly into the right place
make sure to install all (and their requirements)
If you are on Linux/Steam Deck: follow to the letter

When you fuck things up, hit up or run and start over.

To see an , scroll down.

How do I mod?

What are dependencies / requirements?

TL;DR:

Unless a requirement is marked as optional, your mod will not work if it is not installed.

Some requirements have requirements of their own. Make sure to check.

The core mods

Cyberpunk 2077 offers limited out-of-the-box support via REDmod. To allow greater freedom, a number of core mods have been created — without them, we couldn't add items, influence the weather, or have flying cars.

Since this kind of mod interacts with the game's executable (.exe), they will break every time CDPR updates.

Overview of mod folders

TL;DR: you can ignore this unless you want to understand how things work, or want to install mods manually.

This list is supposed to give you an overview of which files go where. It is not a bucket list of things you have to install.

Installing and activating REDmod

If REDmod is not installed and activated, your mods in /mods will not load.

Loading a mod as REDmod means that Cyberpunk will precompile it to optimize load times — integrating it into the game's other files by adding it to the files under r6/cache.

By contrast, vanilla mods (from /archive/pc/mod) will be loaded individually and might add to your load times.

REDmods are installed in Cyberpunk 2077\mods, where every mod has a subfolder with an info.json.

If the mod contains only files inside the folder archives, you can un-REDmod-ify it by moving all of those files to archive/pc/mod.

Installing Mods

If you had terrible experiences with Vortex for other games, be assured: Cyberpunk integration is working extremely well. Maybe give it another chance?

Manual install

"Manual install" is a rather glorified term for "extracting the downloaded archive into your game directory". However, you have to make sure that the right files end up in the right folders.

You can inspect the file structure by simply opening the downloaded file, or by using this feature on Nexus (unless a mod author has disabled it):

The file structure is different for REDmods and non-REDmods. Mod authors usually tell you which file is which, though. To find out what that means, read on.

Mod format: REDmod or vanilla?

Here is how you can tell the two apart:

What's the difference?

All REDmods mods will be preloaded by redMod.exe before the game starts up. After a short delay, the mods will then be loaded as if they were part of the game itself — you're saving the startup delay on every savegame load.

On top of this, Vortex will let you define load order for REDmods. To support compatibility, it offers you automatic conversion.

That sounds awesome, why isn't it everywhere?!

Compatibility issues

REDmod was CDPR's attempt to standardize mod loading, but there were various compatibility issues with it, and it never quite took off. As of today (April 2024), the project is pretty much dead in the water.

Load order

REDmods are loaded after everything else, so that format is simply not an option for e.g. body mods.

Vortex autoconvert

In theory, Vortex can automatically convert legacy mods to REDmod. In practice, that didn't help with any of the compatibility issues mentioned before, and caused some of them.

Mod format: a collection of loose files

Some mods (especially older ones) are just a loose collection of files without any folder structure:

To find out how to install, you have to read the mod's install instructions. You can read the next section for a general overview of which files go where, but that is not guaranteed to work.

Mod folders by file extension

As a rule of thumb, here's which files go where (unless the mod's instructions tell you otherwise):

Troubleshooting

The Cyberpunk 2077 Game Directory

What is your game directory, where can you find it?

Summary

Published: Jan 27 2024 by Last documented update: Jan 27 2024 by

This page will tell you

what your Cyberpunk 2077 game directory is, with extra information in the expandable box
how you can find the game folder
how to use Windows Search to delete leftover files from a mod

What is the game directory?

The game directory is called Cyberpunk 2077 (unless you re-named it). It's the place where Windows put everything that it needs to run the game when you click on the icon — that includes mods.

What's the difference between folders and files?

Most of us Netrunners have grown up with this and are using it every day for literal decades, so this kind of knowledge is considered pretty basic — but if you don't have it, don't feel bad! I won't explain everything in detail here, but there's a great guide on on how to use the Windows File Explorer.

A folder (also called directory) has a yellow icon: 📁 It's a container for files and other folders.

A file can be anything and have any kind of icon. They don't usually contain other files or folders, although exceptions exist.

You browse through this using the Windows Explorer.

Click on the picture below to zoom in!

How can I find the game folder?

Unless you changed the default settings, your game is installed here:

You can open a Windows Explorer in the game folder like this:

Press Windows+R to open the Run dialogue
type explorer (don't forget the space)
Copy and paste the game path from the table above into the text box
Press Enter or click OK

It's not there!

If you don't know your game directory, you can find it in your client:

Steam

Right-click on the game in your library, then select Manage -> Browse local files

GOG

With the game selected in your library, click on the More button, then on Manage Installation and Show folder…

Epic

Right-click on your game in the list and select Manage. Then, click on the folder icon:

Deleting residual files with Windows Search

Once the Cyberpunk folder is open in your Windows Explorer, you can use the Windows Search bar in the upper right corner (Hotkey: Ctrl+F) to find files by name.

For example, if you have trouble with atelier and have decided to do a clean reinstall, you can search for atelier:

You're seeing the atelier install folder (good) and a bunch of atelier stores (bad, these are innocent). You can either double-click on the virtual-atelier-full folder (first item) to navigate there, or use any of the following options.

Finding the folder path in the search results

If you right-click on a folder or file, you will see a menu entry "open folder/file location". This will open a new Windows Explorer window in the folder containing the item you selected, letting you browse and delete.

Deleting from the search results

Select multiple items from the list by holding the Ctrl key while you click.

Once you have selected everything that you want to delete, simply press the delete key, or right-click and select Delete.

Launch parameters

Launch parameters for Cyberpunk2077.exe (and what they do)

Summary

Created: Jun 17 2024 by , based on research by Last documented update: Aug 25 2024 by

This page lists all known launch parameters for the Cyberpunk2077.exe

Just because the executable accepts these parameters doesn't mean that they do anything or were ever intended to.

Wait, this is not what I want!

If you are trying to get your modded steam deck to work, check

Parameters

You need to send the parameters in the form of -parameter arg

for example -engine CGameEngine

Parameter

Argument (if given)

Explanation

MO2 (Mod Organizer 2)

How to use MO2 - it's that simple

MO2 (Mod Organizer 2, Nexus | Github) is a free, widely-used mod manager, especially popular for Bethesda games like Skyrim or Fallout. It fully supports Cyberpunk 2077 and is praised for its ease of use.

Using MO2 keeps your base game directory untouched and allows for easy mod installation, uninstallation, and updating. Additionally, you can create different profiles for mod configurations.

If you need further help with MO2 beyond this guide, feel free to ask for assistance on their official Discord server.

Download and Install MO2

Download MO2 from either Nexus Mods (yes, Skyrim Nexus) or GitHub
Install MO2
- When installing, choose the Global Instance option (recommended for multiple games).
- Or choose Portable Instance if you want a separate installation of MO2 for each game.

Setting Up the Game

Launch MO2
Create a new instance:
- Browse to the Cyberpunk 2077 installation folder to create the new game instance.
Customize your Profile Settings (Optional):
- These can be left unchecked unless you need profile-specific INI files, save games, or automatic archive invalidation.
- You can change these settings later as needed.

Installing CET and Red4Ext (the script extenders)

CET and Red4Ext have to be installed manually

Manually Install CET and RED4ext**

Download Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET) and RED4ext from Nexus Mods manually
Install them by extracting their files to the game folder.

But what about Root Builder?!

Both the developer of MO2 and the guy who wrote the Cyberpunk plugin do not recommend Root Builder. If it's working for you, feel free to keep using it, but this is not the advised option for new users.

Installing Mods from Nexus

Go to the Nexus Mods website for Cyberpunk 2077 mods.
Download mods via the "Mod Manager Download" button. MO2 will start to automatically download the mod.
In MO2, open the Downloads tab and double-click the mod to install it.
After installation, ensure the mod is enabled by checking it in the Plugins list or the Installed Mods section.

Adding Mods from Other Sources

If you have mods from external sources:

Download the mod and move it to the Downloads folder by using the file folder dropdown in MO2 ("Open Downloads folder").
Alternatively, drag and drop the mod into the Downloads tab within MO2.

Launching the Game

You always have to launch the game through MO2 if you use MO2 as mod manager.

Always Launch the Game through MO2:
- If you're using MO2 as your mod manager, make sure to run Cyberpunk 2077 via MO2.
- Steam will still track your playtime and achievements.
Run the Game:
- After setting up all your desired mods, click Run in MO2 to launch Cyberpunk 2077.

Tips and Best Practices

Stay up to date with the latest versions of both MO2 and the mods for the best experience and compatibility.

Vortex Mod Manager

Installing and setting up Vortex Mod Manager, the recommended way to install, manage, and upgrade mods.

Windows 10 or higher is required to use Vortex mod manager. If you are not using Windows, see our Manual Install page.

Vortex is a multi-game mod manager developed for and by NexusMods, the website where most Cyberpunk 2077 mods are hosted. Here you can download mods manually or with Vortex and keep track your download history.

To use Vortex, you need an account there. If you don't have one, you can sign up here – don't worry, it's free.

Why do I need this?

Technically speaking, you don't. You can install mods manually or use Mod Organizer 2 (but without our support, sorry, choom). However, Vortex for Cyberpunk is the most beginner-friendly way of managing your mods and will save you a lot of hassle.

If you have PTSD from modding Skyrim or Fallout with Vortex, be assured that Vortex for Cyberpunk is integrated extremely well. Go ahead, give it a try!

If you run into issues with Vortex that aren't addressed in this guide, you can contact Nexus support or join our Discord and find (volunteer) help in the #vortex-support channel.

TL;DR

Your staging folder must be on the same drive as your game installation
Your staging folder must not be your game install directory
Vortex has a lot of options. If you put wrong options, mods can go brr.

Download

Once you are signed in on Nexus, it's time to download Vortex Mod Manager.

If you can download it on your own, you can skip to the Install or Setup section of this guide.

Click this link, it will take you directly to the download page
Select the "Manual Download" option on the first entry:

You'll now see a download page. If you don't have Nexus Premium,
1. Select "Slow Download"
2. Wait through the five seconds cooldown
Optional, depending on your browser: Select your download location for files that you don't want to keep
Wait until the installer is downloaded
Run the installer: either
- select the file from your download history (Ctrl+J for most browsers)
- go to your download directory and double-clicking the file
Proceed with the steps in the next section

Installation

This guide will assume that you install Vortex to C:\Program Files\Black Tree Gaming Ltd\Vortex. If you install it somewhere else, please adjust accordingly.

Run the installer by double-clicking it.
If Windows shows you a prompt now, select yes — you want the setup to make changes on your device, it's supposed to install Vortex.
Click through the setup and finish its instructions!

Congrats! You've finished installation! Vortex should launch automatically and you can now move onto setup.

Setup

Here is where we get into the weeds, the particulars of Vortex setup before we can use it.

If you can setup Vortex on your own, skip to the Settings section of this guide. (Why are you reading this?)

Logging into Nexusmods

If you are already logged in, proceed to the next section "Adding Cyberpunk"

If Vortex didn't open by itself, open it from the start menu.
Log into Nexusmods by clicking on the red circle in the top right of your client

You will see either a browser window or an error message that Vortex couldn't open one – in this case, copy the URL in the box at the bottom and open the browser window yourself

Optional: log into nexusmods (if you aren’t)
Allow Vortex to access your Nexus account by clicking "Authorize":

Click "Log in to Vortex":

Instead of the red icon, you should now see your profile picture and username from nexusmods.

Vortex: Adding Cyberpunk

This section will tell you how to add Cyberpunk to Vortex's managed games.

On the sidebar on the left side of your dashboard, click "Games"
In the page that now shows, type "Cyberpunk" into the search bar
Hover over its thumbnail and click "manage"
You will now see a popup complaining about "Game support not installed". Don't panic, this is expected!
Click the "download" button at the bottom of the window to install the Vortex plugin for Cyberpunk:

The extension should download automatically
You need to restart Vortex – agree to the prompt.
Optional: If Vortex was able to auto-detect your game install, you are done now and can proceed with the Settings section.
Vortex will tell you that it couldn't detect your game install and prompt you to set it manually. Click "Continue".
In the explorer window that now pops up, navigate to the folder containing your Cyberpunk exe (e.g. C:\Games\Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64)
Once you are in the right folder, click "Select Folder"

Vortex can now manage your game! Proceed to the next section, Settings.

Settings

This section tells you how to set the recommended settings in Vortex, grouped by tab. If a tab isn't covered, there are no recommendations and you can do what you like.

Start by clicking "Settings" in the left sidebar of your Vortex Dashboard, then select the first tab.

Interface -> Customization

This section controls how Vortex looks and behaves. If this is your first time using Vortex, just leave it at the defaults and scroll down to "Automation".

Interface -> Advanced

Interface -> Automation

The settings here tell Vortex what to do with your mods as it gets them.

Here's a screenshot of the recommended settings with an explanation below:

To put a mod in the game, Vortex requires you to complete four steps. The folders for these are configured in the Mods section.

Downloading: Putting the mod into Vortex's download cache, either by clicking the button on Nexus or by dragging-and-dropping an archive onto the client. The archive will now live in Vortex's download directory.
Installing: Unpacks the mod and copies it to Vortex's staging directory.
Enabling: This mod should be included in the next deploy
Deploying: The mod has been copied from Vortex's staging directory to your Cyberpunk game directory.

In theory, you can configure Vortex so that you hit the download button on the website and it will download, install, enable and deploy for you. The downside with that is that you might not notice errors as they pop up in the background, which is why we recommend doing that one single click by yourself.

V2077 Settings

This setting controls the automatic REDmod conversion. In general, you do not want this. For an explanation of what that means, see #mod-format-redmod-or-vanilla

Mods

This section controls Vortex file storage. It's mostly a matter of personal preference and disk space availability on your end.

Mods: Staging

This folder

must be on the same drive as your game installation, or deploy will fail
must not be your game install directory

Where Vortex keeps its mods, ready to deploy them into the Cyberpunk game directory.

The default folder location is {USERDATA}\{GAME}\mods, which resolves to C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\Vortex\cyberpunk2077\mods

You can keep it as this, or you can make a folder for it in a place you can easily access it, like C:\Games\Mods. Wherever you decide, you want to make sure it is accessible and you can remember it in case of issue.

Mods: Download

Where Vortex stores downloaded archives. Can be wherever you like, even on a different drive.

We recommend keeping an extra folder in there for manually downloaded mods, as Vortex can manage these as well – you just have to drag-and-drop them into the client.

Dashboard

Finally, we will return to our dashboard.

No matter what settings you chose in interface, you should still have a section labeled "Tools", where at this point you should at least see four things, the last of which will be disabled:

It can be helpful here to toggle "Enable Toolbar" above it so that you can always see them wherever you are in Vortex.

These are different options to launch the game via Vortex.

Click on the three dots next to "Launch Game with REDmods Enabled" and set it as primary. This will make Vortex pick this option when you click on the Cyberpunk 2077 picture on the far left.

"REDmod Deploy Latest Load Order" is also incredibly useful if your mods are acting up: Just using the "deploy" button on the main management page can fail – by using this button, you can debug your REDmod deployment.

Installing mods

This section will teach you how to install mods. Keep reading!

You can browse different mod collections on Nexus, but caution: collections can be outdated or abandoned. To make sure that a collection works with the current game version, check its comments - if they are full of complaining people, it doesn't.

Installing the core mods

The following mods are requirements for many other Cyberpunk mods. We recommend that you install their latest version and keep them up-to-date, since you will run into them sooner or later.

Some mods that depend on redscript may say they require cybercmd, but it's unnecessary to install since RED4ext performs the same functionality and then more. It only still exists for users who wish to use redscript and REDmod mods at the same time, but not use RED4ext.

For more information on the core mods, check Core Mods explained

Check if you have an up-to-date version of the core mods. Outdated collections can include earlier versions. If you update them, there's a good chance that everything will work.

The game should always be able to launch with just the core mods enabled. If it doesn't, head over to the troubleshooting page and make sure that you can launch and start a new game.

Starting up the game

Before you play your game, check the bell in the top right corner next to your profile picture. Click it to expand the notifications. What you want to see is all green or blue--any red or orange issues will need to be resolved before starting your game.

Since this is your first time launching the game with mods, you should see a prompt to bind an overlay key for Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET). (If it does not, check here.) You can assign whatever you like, this button will hide or unhide the CET overlay.

While you have it open, you can navigate to the "Settings" option, and select "Skip Start Menu" and "Suppress Intro Movies" (if you don't want them). The setting will become active after the next restart.

Make sure to click save to keep your choices.

Downloading a mod with Mod Manager Download enabled

Let's get a mod that'll change something. For this example, we've picked KS UV framework, which will change V's feet.

Usually, you want to start at the description page to see the exact file that you need to download. For a detailed guide on the parts of a mod page and how to navigate Nexus, see our Downloading Mods section.

For now, you can simply go straight to the Files page of the KSUV mod.

So that you can see the changes in-game immediately, to know if you've installed correctly, you will download the first option, "Recommended. UV Framework New High Heel Feet with Custom Textures - Classic Install". This will change the feet visually now, and allow for custom textures later. Click "mod manager download". A window will pop up telling you that you need another mod "-KS- Vanilla Shoes for High Feet" installed before downloading this. You can do this after downloading this mod; your feet just won't fit in any vanilla shoes until you do. For now, click download to continue to the final download page, where you will select "slow".

Once your timer counts down, it should begin downloading in Vortex. The setting "Bring Vortex to foreground when starting downloads in browser" is enabled by default, so if you didn't change it, the Vortex window should pop up now. Otherwise, click over to it, and you should be able to see a 1 next to Downloads in the sidebar.

Assuming you're using recommended settings, the mod won't have installed itself, so you will click on "Mods" in the left sidebar. You should already have mods installed, enabled, and downloaded from the collection. Scroll down until you locate the blue "Never Installed" button next to the mod you want to install. Click it once, and if you're using recommended settings, it should enable and deploy automatically.

For this mod, a window will pop up, warning you that it may need manual adjustment, due to multiple .archive files. These are important windows to pay attention to, because many mods that have multiple files do require manual adjustment. This information is usually found on the description page, which is why you want to read it carefully before download.

For this mod, however, that is ok, and intended. You may simply click "Understood".

To test your new body framework mod, simply select "New Game" and pick a female-bodied V. If the feet are flat, it is not installed correctly. If they look a little funny, like barbie feet, you've done it right.

Downloading a mod manually to manage in Vortex

Let's install a mod without a mod manager download button and manage it in Vortex to show you how it works.

Mod authors sometimes disable mod manager integration for a variety of reasons. Usually, Vortex can handle these files just fine – if not, it will complain about it, and loudly so.

Click this link, which will take you straight to the files tab.
Select whichever one you like, like the "Arey", third option down.
Optional: Check what it looks like
1. Click on the "images" tab (to the right of "files")
2. Find the picture named "Arey"
3. Navigate back to the "Files" tab

Scroll down to the third option, Arey Hair PHYSICS ENABLEDThe file doesn't have any particular instruction.
Optional: view the file contents – they sometimes contain helpful information:

Manually download the file – you know the drill by now.
Return to the Vortex "mods" page. You have two ways to install the mod now:
- Drag-and-drop the downloaded file on your client, or
- use "Install From File" in the orange bar and select the file you just downloaded in the explorer window that pops up

You should now have successfully installed the file.
If you have used the recommended settings, it should enable and deploy automatically. Otherwise, you need to do that yourself.
Start the game
Head to the character creator and create a female-bodied V
Check hair 48 – normally, it looks like this:

If your hair is two big buns--you did it! If it's just the normal single bun with braids, go back and try again.

Congratulations! You know how to use Vortex!

Archive files Load Order

How does load order work in Cyberpunk?

Summary

Written & Published: Nov 22, 2023 by

This page will explain to you what Load Order is and how it works, then tell you how to influence it.

TL;DR

You're not supposed to manage load order conflicts outside of .archive mods and REDmods. If you ever feel the need to do that, a modder fucked up. An exception to this are Tweak mods, as the tweakDB is also a database of static values, conflicts can happen (e.g. two mods both edit the weapon stats of the Masamune).

For REDmods, see #conflicts-and-load-order
For .archive mods, use Fuzzo's Archive Conflict Checker Tool (Nexus link).
There currently is no tool to check tweak conflicts

What is Load Order?

Unless two mods are changing the same file, you don't need to bother about this at all. Unfortunately, the moment you're using frameworks or anything body modding related, you will run into this scenario.

In Cyberpunk, conflicts inside .archive mods are one per-file basis, whatever mod modifies a file first will win – unlike e.g. Skyrim, where esps may overwrite each other.

Example

There are two mods that change boob size (and both mods modify the same file, e.g. a rig or mesh):

i_know_nothing_about_back_problems.archive
realistic_boobs_DDDDDDDDD_cup.archive

Since i_know_nothing_about_back_problems will load first, the conflicting file inside realistic_boobs_DDDDDDDDD_cup does nothing.

How are mods ordered?

The game loads mods in the following order (higher wins):

1. Legacy mods

All .archive files in Cyberpunk 2077/archive/pc/mod in alphabetical order (see below).

Note: If a file called modlist.txt is found inside archive/pc/mod then the game will load archives according to the order inside that file. The file may contain archive names, one mod archive name in each line. Example:

modb.archive
moda.archive

This means the game will load modb before moda, even though the filenames are not in alphabetical order. This allows for conflict management without renaming the physical files.

2. REDmods

Anything in Cyberpunk 2077/mods. All REDmod archives are loaded strictly after all archive files found inside /archive/pc/mod.

Load order: ASCII sort

The game reads mods in ASCII-alphabetical order (REDmods by folder name, .archive files by archive file name).

This is ASCII ordering:

Example

How to use this?

You can re-name your folders and .archive files following the rules under #load-order-ascii-sort to influence in which order the game will load your mods, or you can use Fuzzo's Archive Conflict Checker Tool (Nexus link).

Prefixing your archive file names with non-alphanumeric characters works fine in case of Cyberpunk, but is a terrible habit that might break file paths in other games or operating systems.

You will forget the warning above and re-learn this the hard way.

More Examples

If you are creating a compatibility mod (something that modifies the files of another installed mod), then yours needs to load first.

For example, if you want to do a custom recolour of the mod _ArchiveXL_Netrunner_Variants.archive, then your Wolvenkit project could be named _00_ArchiveXL_Netrunner_Variants, or _ArchiveXL_Netrunner_00_Recolour.

REDmod

https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/modding-support

Summary

Last documented edit: Sep 08 2024 by

This page will tell you the following things:

Wait, that's not what I want!

If you just want to turn it on, check .
If you're looking for the log, go to your and find it under tools\redmod\bin\REDmodLog.txt
If you are a mod developer, check

I just want to know which to use!

Unless the mod author says otherwise, do not use REDmod.

What is REDmod, and what does it do?

TL;DR: You trade a longer initial startup for shorter loading screens.

But REDmods come second in . The easiest way to avoid these altogether is not using REDmod, which is why it never took off.

REDmod is a modding framework with a set of command line tools to precompile mods before launch.

If you don't speak Netrunner: During game launch, the modded content will be added to the game's regular file. Your in-game loading screens will be much faster.

When do I need it?

Unless the Nexus page explicitly tells you that it's REDmod only (or you are making a mod), assume that you don't.

How to install REDmod

REDmod is shipped as free DLC with the game. You need to add it inside the platform store (GOG, Steam, Epic). You can click the link below, or find more detailed instructions further down on the page.

If you're accessing Cyberpunk through Steam Family Sharing, you'll be unable to install REDMod (thanks, Steam!). In this case, you can ask the person who's family sharing with you for their Tools folder.

GOG

Steam

When REDmod is installed correctly you will find a new folder tools/redmod inside your game root directory, with subfolders: bin, scripts, tweaks.

REDMod: Usage

Summary

REDmod is a command line tool developed by CDPR and Yigsoft which can be used to stage installed mods to work with a modded game.

Wait, this is not what I want!

This section is for managing mods with REDmod.

For install instructions, check
For creating mods, see the Modding Guides section in the wiki's navigation tree to the left.

What does REDmod do for me?

REDmod preloads any mods on its list, loading them as if they were a part of the game's regular structure. Preloading requires the game to be started via launcher (or Vortex) and will add a short delay, but the loading times during gameplay will be much faster.

That sounds awesome, why is that not the default?

Compatibility: Not all mods can be easily converted. Some outright break in the process.
Especially modders don't like the extra delay during startup
While the mods are precompiled, a console window will be visible. This scares many users.

The only thing that requires REDmod format are custom audio file additions (or use the mod from Nexus).

You can convert REDmods to the legacy format by putting any files into the . .script files need to be converted to .reds, but TweakXL can simply read REDMod tweaks.

Using Mods

Legacy mods will load before any REDmods.

How do I deploy?

You can handle deployment and load order with

the REDlauncher that comes with the game
Vortex Mod Manager from NexusMods
REDmod WolvenKit integration and manage your mods easily from within the WolvenKit Mod Manager
starting Cyberpunk with the parameter -modded

What is deployed?

Activating mods

GOG, Steam and Epic

Navigate to Cyberpunk 2077
Click Play
Click the Settings button and Enable mods
Click Play (Do not skip this)
A window will open showing progress on mod deployment.

Conflicts and Load Order

Conflicts are handled on a per-file basis, but can be handled by specifying a specific load order. The rules here are the opposite of e.g. Skyrim: the first mod to change a file wins.

Example:

modA contains a script file Cyberpunk 2077\mods\modA\scripts\cyberpunk\player\player.script. modB contains a script file with the same name:Cyberpunk 2077\mods\modB\scripts\cyberpunk\player\player.script

This will discard all changes modB made, since by default, REDmod and the game loads mods alphabetically (modA overrides changes in modB).

However, you can specify a load order with REDmod, which the game will respect.

Troubleshooting

If a REDmod is giving you trouble, you can force a redeploy by either of the following means:

Either
1. Delete the content of r6/cache/modded in your Cyberpunk directory
or
1. Uninstall the mod
2. Start the game
3. As soon as it launches, close the game again
4. Reinstall the mod
Now, restart the game. REDMod will rebuild the cache and hopefully fix your problem.

Advanced Topics

Deploying Mods - Automatically

REDMod's redeploy is triggered on any of these changes:

mods change: You added or removed a mod
A mod's version changes: The version number in the info.json was changed.
A mod's files change: You added or removed archives

Deploying Mods - Manually

The REDmod deploy command stages installed mods to work when the game starts with the modded flag.

Deploying Mods - WolvenKit Integration

Open the WolvenKit Mod Manager.
Click the Deploy Mods button in the toolbar.

You will see all installed mods in your game. Enable the mods you would like to play with.

Handling Conflicts - Manually

You can specify a specific load order with the -mod parameter:

This will override changes to \cyberpunk\player\player.script that modA makes in favor of modB. It will also tell the game to load modB before modA and modC.

Handling Conflicts - WolvenKit integration

Open the WolvenKit Mod Manager.
Adjust the load order by dragging and dropping rows.
Click the Deploy Mods button.

You can adjust the load order by dragging and dropping the installed mods inside the mod manager.

When you click the Deploy Mods button, the current load order will be forwarded to redmod.exe and mods will be deployed and loaded in this order.

Starting a Modded Game - Manually

To start a modded game that loads mods deployed by REDmod use the -modded flag on Cyberpunk2077.exe

Example:

This however will skip the initialization process that should be done after any new REDmod mod install.

INFO The executable is located at <Cyberpunk 2077>\bin\x64\Cyberpunk2077.exe

Commands

Deploy

deploy - Deploys mods to the game by compiling them together

Synopsis

Usage:
  redmod deploy -root=<path> [options]

Arguments:
  -root=<path>

Options:
  -mod=<name>
  -h, --help

Description

The deploy command stages installed mods to work when the game starts with the modded flag.

archives from <Cyberpunk 2077>/mods/<name> are staged to load
scripts in <Cyberpunk 2077>/mods/<name>/scripts are compiled into a modded script blob
tweak files in <Cyberpunk 2077>/mods/<name>/tweaks are compiled into a modded tweakDB blob
sound files in <Cyberpunk 2077>/mods/<name>/customSounds are staged to load

You can specify a specific load order with the -mod parameter

Arguments

-root=<path>
the game root folder for which the deploy command is run.

INFO - this needs to be <Cyberpunk 2077>

Options

-mod=<modA dirname> [<modB dirname> ...]
stage only the mods in the given directory names (without the leading mods\), in left to right load order precedence. You must escape any spaces by enclosing the argument in double quotes (for example Mod With Space should be given as -mod="Mod With Space".)
-modlist=<filename>
-?|-h|--help
Prints out a description of how to use the command.

Examples

redmod deploy -root="C:\Gog\Cyberpunk 2077"
Stages all installed mods under C:\Gog\Cyberpunk 2077\mods for loading
redmod deploy -root="C:\Gog\Cyberpunk 2077" -mod=modB modA modC
Stages only the three mods C:\Gog\Cyberpunk 2077\mods\modA\, C:\Gog\Cyberpunk 2077\mods\modB\ and C:\Gog\Cyberpunk 2077\mods\modC\ for loading. In this case, modB will override both modA and modC, and modA will override modC (in case any of them modify the same asset paths.)
redmod deploy -root="C:\Gog\Cyberpunk 2077" -modlist="loadorder.txt"
Same as above, but will load the mods from the file loadorder.txt instead.

Change logs

This page explains the features added in the different game versions.

Added:

Load mod load order from a text file. by Auska
- RedMod deploys a list of mods in order - passed through the command line.
  This change now makes it you don’t have to pass the names in the command line but read it from file.
  We can specify load order of archives in another load order file.
Fix mesh Export paths and allow exporting to non-base resource paths. by Mana Vortex
- The fbx importer would throw an error if in the resource path there wouldn't be base

--- Example:

❌/environment/decoration/industrial/pipes/entropy_pipe_01/entropy_pipe_01_module_small_l020_a.mesh

✅base/environment/decoration/industrial/pipes/entropy_pipe_01/entropy_pipe_01_module_small_l020_a.mesh

Downgrading / Preventing auto-updates

Only update once all frameworks are stable!

Things fall down when you let go of them, and mods break whenever a game updates. That is due to framework compatibility.

Always make sure that your framework mods are up-to-date.

You should generally wait with updating to the latest game version until all mods are up-to-date. If it's too late for that, you can try downgrading Cyberpunk, or wait until the frameworks update.

Preventing the game from auto-updating

GOG Galaxy

In GOG Galaxy, this can be done as a global setting — you disable auto-update for all of your games — or as a per-game option for some games like Cyberpunk 2077.

Only disable updates for CP2077

Open the GOG Galaxy page for Cyberpunk 2077 and click the manage icon next to the big play button, then Manage installation and Configure...Disable the Automatically update to the newest version checkbox. Optionally, select the game patch you want to play on here.

Globally disable updates

Open the settings and select the entry Game features in the sidebar, then uncheck the box for Auto-update games.

Epic

In the EPIC launcher, this is a global setting — you can only disable auto-update for all of your games.

Open the settings menu and scroll down to MANAGE GAMES, then disable auto-updates.

Steam

Unlike the competition, Steam will not give you any control about auto-updating. For that reason, you need to forbid it from writing to a specific file on disk, without which it will be literally unable to update. Here's how:

Find the steamapps folder (:
1. Right-click on Cyberpunk 2077 in your Steam Library and select Properties
2. On the side bar, click on Local Files
3. Select Browse. This will take you to Cyberpunk's install directory, which is inside the folder we want (e.g. C:\Steam\steamapps\common\Cyberpunk 2077)
4. Navigate two levels up (in windows explorer this is done by clicking the up arrow at the top left of the window, next to the file path, or by using the shortcut Alt + Up Arrow Key)
Find the file appmanifest_1091500.acf
Set the file to read-only:
1. Right-click on the file and select Properties
2. At the bottom of the dialogue, check the Read-only box

As long as Steam can't write to this file, it can't update Cyberpunk. Once you are ready to update, simply uncheck the Read-only checkbox again.

Don't forget to deactivate it again later!

Downgrading

GOG

Disable auto-updates
Head to the Cyberpunk game detail page
Find the settings button next to the Play button
Select Manage Installation -> Configure…
Select the game version

Epic

Sorry, choomba, you're fucked. No downgrading possible.

Steam

Since 2.0, Steam supports downgrading to version 1.63_hotfix.1.

Right-click on the game in Steam and select Properties, then go here:

For downgrading to other versions, see the expandable box below.

Using steamdb to attempt to download a previous depot

Longer instructions can be found in this MakeUseOf guide, but the condensed version (courtesy of our lovely Discord community) goes as follows: First turn autoupdate off for Steam now so that you don't forget to do it later. We'll wait. Here are the version-specific commands that you need to run. If you can't find your version on the list, check here (Base Game) and here (Phantom Liberty), and find the new Manifest ID tag.

Patch 2.12a:

Base Game: download_depot 1091500 1091501 3807385820978085162
Phantom Liberty: download_depot 2138330 2138330 5094071097429923087
REDmod: download_depot 1091500 2060310 1800196103221542454

Patch 2.12:

Base Game: download_depot 1091500 1091501 3935102684525872303
Phantom Liberty: download_depot 2138330 2138330 5094071097429923087
REDmod: download_depot 1091500 2060310 2707809465866605439

Now, we do the thing:

Open Steam
Press Win+R
Type steam://open/console to get into the steamdb console
In the console, enter this command exactly to start the download (it'll be the entire 60 GB so be prepared): download_depot 1091500 1091501 3807385820978085162
After the game finishes downloading, go to the installation location listed in the console, and copy either just the changed files (you can view the manifest for the new version) or the whole thing over your game directory to overwrite the new changes.
If you have the Phantom Liberty DLC, you will need to do the steps 4 and 5 again for the DLC itself with the command: download_depot 2138330 2138330 5094071097429923087

This should leave you with the correct previous game version. You can right-click cyberpunk2077.exe to verify the versions in Properties > Details.

You might still need to do a script cache reset or other cleanup before the game starts up nice, so head on over to those instructions if need be.

Modding on Linux

How to get mods working on SteamDeck or other Linux distros

Summary

This page tells you how to set the launch options for Steam under Linux.

Wait, this is not what I want!

If you have trouble after an update and have exhausted all the usual steps, double-check your #launch-options (sometimes, Steam helpfully changes them to make you crash)
If you want to optimize Cyberpunk 2077 settings for your SteamDeck, find a guide on /r/SteamDeck

TL;DR

You need to

Install d3dcompiler_47
Install vcrun2022
Adjust the Steam launch option to be: WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winmm,version=n,b" %command%

The guide below has been confirmed working for dozens of people on SteamDeck, various Linux distributions, and Mac OS. Follow it by the letter and it will work for you as well.

Installing the required tool

To play games on Linux, you need various programs and libraries. On the steam deck, most are preinstalled, and all you need is a tool to configure them.

This guide has information about Protontricks (recommended) and Lutris (only here for the sake of completeness). If you use anything else, we can not support you

Protontricks: Setting up

Make sure that you are on the most recent version of Protontricks. This guide will follow how to perform these steps on a SteamDeck, but other systems running KDE Plasma should be similar. Other Linux distros will need to go to their respective app stores, or use the Flatpak CLI tool, to download Protontricks.

If you don't want to read text, find a video documenting the process here. Thanks to Connor for providing the screenshots and transcription!

To configure the necessary parameters, you can use the app Protontricks, which you can download through the built-in app browser "Discover":

Open Protontricks (you can search for this by selecting start menu)

When Protontrick opens, select Cyberpunk:

Choose "Select the default wineprefix":

Add an override: Check both of the checkboxes below

If you do not see vcrun2022 please verify you're on the latest version of Protontricks

Apply via "OK". You may receive an error below or similar. If you do, click "Yes" to continue the installation.

Lutris: setting up

Taken from CET's github

Open Lutris
Right click on the game > Settings > Runner options
While newer versions of Lutris can use Proton, it is advised you use Wine-GE instead. Make sure you're using at least lutris-GE-Proton8-1

Scroll down to DLL overrides, click on Add to add a key. Add the following keys:

Launch Options

You need to pass a few parameters to the Cyberpunk.exe to enable mods. Read the section for your client to find out how.

If you have typos or forget characters in your launch parameters, they will not work. You can copy-paste the text from the guide below.

For a full list of launch options, check Launch parameters. Use them at own risk!

Steam: Launch Options

Switch to steam and make sure that the launch options are set as below:

WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winmm,version=n,b" %command%

The command is case sensitive. Copy-paste the text from the box above to make sure.

GOG: Launch Options

You can find the launch options for GOG in the game's config menu under Manage Installation -> Configure...

As under Steam, you have to add the following:

WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winmm,version=n,b" %command%

The command is case sensitive. Copy-paste the text from the box above to make sure.

Heroic: Launch Options

While at your library right click Cyberpunk then navigate to Settings -> ADVANCED and scroll down to Environment Variables

Now set a new variable name WINEDLLOVERRIDES with a value of winmm,version=n,b

Variable Name and Value are both case sensitive, Copy-paste for certainty.

Anything that includes = and doesn't start with - goes to Environment Variables, while things starting with**-usually go under Game Arguments, for example-skipStartScreen**

Troubleshooting

This is not working!

Check the launch options

This is the most common error. You wouldn't believe how often people show up in the support discord channel, yell in frustration for 10 minutes, and then found out that they included an extra space, forgot a letter, or made a simple typo.

Do not be these people. Copy-paste from the guide and delete any extra spaces.

Update protontricks

Make sure to be on the last version of protontricks. If that does not work, try the second-to-last version — sometimes, the tools themselves break.

You can check protontricks' github page. If there is anything seriously broken, you will find something there.

Ask for help

You can find us on the modding discord in #cet-troubleshooting or #red4ext-support. Beware: If it turns out to be a typo in your launch options, there will be snark. ;)

Users: Troubleshooting after a game update

The game just updated, and you're crashing. Now what?

Overview

Who doesn't know it? Your modded game is working, then there's an update, and from one moment to the next everything is a smoking crater. Unfortunately, that's normal: as long as you're living on earth, things fall down when you let go of them, and game updates break mods.

This page will give you a brief overview on what you can do in the situation described above by linking to the corresponding sections of the troubleshooting guide.

If you are on Linux and have exhausted these options, make sure to double-check the launch options, as Steam sometimes resets these between updates.

What can I do?

The first step is to update your core frameworks. Check every mod on this page — make sure that you have a version from after the update.

There are no framework updates!

You're too fast, choomba: modders haven't gotten around to updating the frameworks yet. That leaves you with two options:

remove all mods and play vanilla until the updates arrive
downgrade your game

I updated my frameworks, but the game is still crashing!

You can try to temporarily disable any mod from the script section of known problem children. Sometimes, that fixes your issues.

Your game and the core frameworks need to be version-compatible. You can make sure of that by

resetting your install
One by one, installing all of the frameworks you need
Restoring your mods from the backup

Make sure to follow the instructions carefully – they will prevent you from running into a bunch of other issues.

What other options do I have?

If these instructions didn't help you, there probably are no updates yet and you'll just have to wait. You can find warnings about version mismatches in these log files.

Of course, you can always

look around in the troubleshooting guide or use your browser's search function there (Ctrl+F and type)
check a list of known problem children and disable them for now
further troubleshoot your installation
Reset your installation:
- Fall back to a clean state (via mod | precise | nuclear: fast | nuclear: very fast)
- Enable all core mods and make sure that the game starts
- Re-enable your other mods (check bisect for how to do it fastest)
Find help on Discord in #mod-troubleshooting

You might want to deactivate ReShade before you start debugging. Especially after DLSS, it has been known to cause crashes.

Likewise, you'll want to turn off your antivirus to rule it out as a problem source.

Users: troubleshooting requirements

How do I get my fucking mod working and what do dependencies have to do with it?

Summary

This page will give you an explanation of requirements (#theory-what-is-a-requirement). After that, you will find a guide on debugging a dependency chain to troubleshoot a mod.

The example will use VirtualAtelier, but the same principle applies to each and any mod.

In the process of this guide, you will be told to check a certain mod's log file. If you don't know how to do that, check Finding and reading log files.

Theory: What is a requirement?

It is something that your mod needs to work; for that reason, requirements are also called dependencies. The game will load them first.

Most of them are other mods.

Do you want to know more (about the core mods and what they do)?

Can't I download a mod and be done with it?

Unfortunately, that is not how computers work.

More detail

Cyberpunk 2077 offers native modding support via REDmod, but it is limited — if we

Guide: Debugging a mod that's not working

Now that we've gotten the theory out of the way, let's get to the practical part. Below, you find an example of how the process will look – and after that, you find the steps to complete it yourself.

Example

You're trying to get VirtualAtelier to work. There is no log file and you want the full version, so you investigate ArchiveXL.

When you re-do Level 1, you can't find a log file for ArchiveXL either, so you look at its dependencies and find that you need Red4ext.

When you re-do Level 1 with Red4ext, you find an error in its log file that complains about version incompatibility. You realize that you forgot to complete Level 2 Step 3, update Red4ext, and Virtual Atelier starts working.

Rejoice!

Level 1: The mod itself

Situation

You're trying to install a mod — and it's not working. How do we fix this?

Step 0: Open your Cyberpunk game directory

If you aren't there yet, open your Cyberpunk 2077 game folder ("Browse local files" in Epic/Steam/GOG). This is where you installed the game.

Step 1: Try to find its log file

if you're debugging an Atelier Store, start with VirtualAtelier as a dependency.

Use the Windows Search to find a matching log file (e.g. search for the mod's name - here are more instructions if you need them).
If you have found a log file, read on under #a-log-file-exists
If you have not found one or if it contains no errors or warnings, go to Your own HUD icons

A log file exists

-> If you can't find one, read on under #the-file-only-has-warnings.

The file is empty

This means that your mod is loaded, but never initialized. Go to #there-is-no-log-file-or-its-empty

The file has errors

Something is wrong with the mod itself. You can now go and troubleshoot it.

The file only has warnings

Your mod is being loaded, so the dependencies are OK (if they aren't, the log file would tell you so).

Warnings in the log file don't necessarily mean that something is outright broken. But since you're here and your mod isn't working, that is probably the case. Proceed with troubleshooting.

There is no log file, or it's empty

The good news: the mod itself is not the problem.

The bad news: you'll have to check its requirements.

Let's do that now: read on under #level-2-the-requirements

Level 2: The requirements

Step 1: Finding the requirements

Open the mod's Nexus page and check the Description tab (the first one). You will see something like this:

Step 2: Re-do Step 1 for each requirement

For each of the dependencies, repeat the following steps:

Check if it is optional.
- If there is a condition and you meet it (e.g. "if you are using Codeware" and you are using Codeware), consider it not optional.
If it's no optional, install it.
If you already have it installed, update it.

Now that you have the requirement installed, it's time to re-do Level 1, but do it with the requirement.

Finding and reading log files

This page will tell you how to find the right log file for your problem.

Summary

This section has a list of log files by framework. If you've arrived here from one of the troubleshooting channels on , the file you're supposed to find is most likely in this list.

If you aren't looking for a particular log file, please proceed to .

A list of framework logfiles

The paths below are given relative to your .

Name of framework

Path to log file

Finding the log files

If you don't want to download and run script files from the internet, you can go and complete the steps by hand. Otherwise:

Go to DocPresto's and click the download button:

This will download a .bat script (it should be called findAllErrors.bat or similar)
Double-click it
The script will show you two options.
1. Option 1 (recommended): Delete all old log files
  1. Type 1 and press Enter. The script will delete all old log files for you.
  2. Wait until the game has started (the script will do that as well)
  3. Do whatever you need to do to make your problem appear
  4. Start the script again
2. Option 2: Scan log files
  1. The script will scan your cyberpunk directory and open a .txt file with anything it finds, separated by file.

Alternatively: By hand

Make sure to include the asterisk and the dot: *.log, as you will otherwise see files that you don't care about.

The list of results should look like this:

You can sort this list by file size, name, or date modified by clicking on the corresponding header.

With a few exceptions, log files have the name of their mod. If they don't, check what folder they're in.

There's too many of them!

If you're drowning in log files and have no idea how to filter them, you can delete or remove them. Don't worry, they will be re-created on next launch.

Don't delete anything that isn't Type: Text Document ending in .log! Doing that will break other mods or even your entire install.

Now, restart your game and do whatever you did to make the error appear. Then, search the Cyberpunk directory for *.log again.

Finding the relevant log file

You can ignore files that

have a date modified older than your last game launch: they won't have any information about your problem
have a size of 0: they're empty, the mod in question never initialized.

Sort the files by size (if you just deleted them) or by date modified (if you didn't)
Open each of the files in a text editor (such as Notepad, it's installed with Windows). The relevant information will be at the very bottom.
1. If the log file doesn't have any, ignore it. Close it and proceed to the next file.

Making sense of them

Error

There's definitely something going on here, you're on the right track!

Errors look like this:

An error in the log files almost always means that something exploded in a way that nobody has planned for.

Warning

If your warning isn't listed below, use your own best judgement.

Field with this name is already defined

Broken mods: How to help

A mod is crashing and you know which — what now?

This page assumes that you have made use of the troubleshooting guide, have identified a broken mod and want to help fixing it.

It will help you rule out side effects and collect e necessary information for a bug report. Of course you can always reach out, but there's a good chance that you'll be asked to do the stuff on this list, so you might as well do it first.

If you can't or won't do that, please check at least Step 0!

Thank you!

Without people like you, many bugs would never be discovered and fixed, and modding would be even more frustrating than it already is. So thank you for taking the time!

Step 0: Check the Nexus page

Are you on the most recent version?

"Crashes when you equip your strap-on? I fixed that a month ago. Just update! :)"

Make sure that you're on the most recent version of both the mod. You probably are, but — better double-check.

This recommendation comes from a professional software developer, who has "fixed" more than one software problem by just updating the software.

Is there a "known issues" section or a pinned comment?

Maybe the mod author knows about this problem and hasn't been able to fix it. If they do, then either the description will mention it, or there will be a pinned post in the comments section.

If there isn't either, then you have found something new. Exciting!

Step 1: Isolate

The first step is to isolate the problem. Make sure that it is exactly this mod and no other. It works like this:

Temporarily remove all mods from your game.
Install only the problem child together with all dependencies. Make sure that they're all on the most recent version. Does the problem still happen? (If not, then it's something else)
Now, disable only the problem child. Does the problem go away? (If not, then it's one of the dependencies)

If the problematic mod is a core framework, please read the next section as well.

If you can reliably reproduce the problem (that's Netrunner speech for "it happens every time without fault"), then you have everything you need for a bug report.

For a core framework

If your problem child isn't one of these mods, you don't need to read this.

The core frameworks are generally extremely stable. That's not to say that they don't have bugs, but such bugs are generally found and fixed quickly.

If you suspect that one of them is the cause of your crash, make very sure that you have no dependent mods installed, since those will be inactive as long as the dependency isn't there (think of it like a fuse box: without electricity, the fridge can't keep making that noise).

Step 2: Gather the necessary data

Since your problem could be anything, we'll go about it the other way. I'll list everything that you could include, and tell you when it's needed.

Reproduction steps

When: Always

Any information you collect is helpful, but fixing a bug is easiest if you can watch it with your own eyes. For that reason, we need a list of the exact steps needed to make the problem happen.

Write the steps they need to do, not the ones they don't.

A lengthy example in case you're unclear about why you'd need a list

Imagine the following (hypothetical) bug report:

OK, so the game crashes with only your mod and its dependencies (ArchiveXL, TweakXL, Red4ext) installed! I'm on the most recent version. Here's what I did: I created a new character. Has to be a nomad, female body gender and male brain gender, doesn't work if it's anything else (I made a hot blonde, here's a screenshot, aren't they cute?) Then I added the pink unicorn hat and the Sword of Truth via cheat. Has to be the sword, the Mace of Maybe works! Then hit the car mechanic and the game crashes. Oh yeah, it only does that if you do the hat before the sword! And also only on the pink version, the green variant works fine! Cheers!

Do you know what to do? I lost track halfway through, and I wrote that. Also, did they equip the items, or is it enough to have them in your inventory?

This here is much clearer:

Have a clean install (ArchiveXL, TweakXL, Red4Ext, version 1.2.3. of This Mod Doesn't Exist)
Create a new character (female body gender, male brain gender, Nomad lifepath)
Add the pink unicorn helmet via CET command Game.AddToInventory("Items.this_is_just_an_example")
Add the Sword of Truth via CET command Game.AddToInventory("Items.this_is_also_just_an_example")
Optional: you can create a save here
Equip the helmet
Equip the sword
Hit the car mechanic
the game crashes

Save game

When: If the problem happens

at a certain location or a certain quest phase
when loading into exactly this save (if it happens for all of your saves, then it's probably not needed)

Your save games can be found in the following folder:

%USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\CD Projekt Red\Cyberpunk 2077

which is the same as

C:\Users\<yourusername>\Saved Games\CD Projekt Red\Cyberpunk 2077

Find your individual save game folder (e.g. AutoSave-0) and create a zip.

Log files

When: If the problem child

adds an error in any log files that doesn't happen without it (use the error checker tool)
Is a plugin (lives in Cyberpunk 2077/bin/x64/plugins)
Is dependent on a plugin (like above, but with more subfolders)

What:

The log file with the error
If it's a plugin mod, then add the plugin's log. Most common here is Cyber Engine Tweaks; the log file is Cyberpunk 2077/bin/x64/plugins/cyber_engine_tweaks/cyber_engine_tweaks.log

Crash report

When: If the problem child is one of the core frameworks.

These mods are the foundation that everything else builds on, and the people who develop and maintain them are incredibly competent. Please don't waste their time — make very sure that you have isolated the problem. You don't call your internet provider before checking your network cable and restarting your router!

You can find the crash reports in this folder:

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\REDEngine\ReportQueue

which is the same as

C:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Local\REDEngine\ReportQueue

Find the most recent one (e.g. Cyberpunk2077-20230816-225038-11372-16140) and create a zip.

Step 3: Reaching out

You're 100% sure that the mod is the cause of the problem, and you have collected the necessary information, so now you can reach out and provide a helpful bug report.

The first place to go is the mod's Nexus page.

If there is a Bugs tab, you can create a new bug report
If there is a Posts tab, you can leave a post
If there is a Comments tab, you can drop a comment
If there is neither, you can try and message the author (click on their Nexus profile name)

Step 4 (optional): Discord

If you can't reach the mod author, you're welcome to hit up the redModding Discord, for example in #mod-troubleshooting. Someone there might be able to get the word out.

Corrupt(ish) saves

If you have found a mod that corrupts save games until it is installed again, please let us know so that we can update the troubleshooting guide!

For Mod Creators: Theory

Modding Tools

Frequently used tools for modding workflows

Editors

WolvenKit

The open source tool we all know and love, which is getting better with every bug you file.

Notepad++

010 Editor

Assets

Blender

3ds Max

Maya

Substance

Gimp

Krita

Paint.NET

Photoshop

Archived (legacy)

These tools are no longer maintained/supported

WolvenKit

WolvenKit - The ultimate mod editor for REDengine games

To dowload the tool and know more about it, go to the WolvenKit Wiki:

WolvenKit is an open-source modding tool for Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Our vision is to develop a standalone software which can read and write all REDengine file formats, simplify and accelerate modding workflows, and help you create great mods for great games.

Wolvenkit Blender IO Suite

How the Wolvenkit Blender plugin works

Summary

Published: ??? by Last documented edit: May 20 2024 by

This is the landing page for the Wolvenkit Blender plugin. Here, you can find #usage instructions, as well as an overview of its features:

#animation-tools
#mesh-tools
#akl-autofitter
#collision-tools
#hair-profiles-.hp

Wait, this is not what I want!

If this is your first time using Blender, you can check out Blender: Getting Started
Under Installing the Wolvenkit Blender Plugin, you can find a detailed install guide
For detailed usage instructions, check WKit Blender Plugin: Import/Export
The plug-in's source code and original readme are on github
If you run into issues using the plugin, you can check WKit Blender Plugin: Troubleshooting

Compatibility

The plugin is developed on Blender 3.6 and Blender 4.0. For maximum compatibility, install the same version.

Usage

As soon as you have a mesh or armature selected, the viewport toolbar (keyboard shortcut to hide/unhide: n) will show you the CP77 Modding tab:

Features

Animation Tools

In the animation tools, you can find

shortcuts for playing, renaming and deleting existing animations
shortcuts to add new actions and insert keyframes

You can load one of Cyberpunk's default armatures at any time:

If you import an .anims file, selecting any armature will give you the option to play any existing animation:

Mesh Tools

Transfer Vertex Weights

Lets you transfer vertex weights from one collection to the other (please read the info box below):

The plugin will transfer weights by submesh name. If your target armature has more submeshes than your source armature, simply create duplicates and rename them accordingly.

Alternatively: By hand

You can only do this on a mesh-by-mesh basis, so you have to do all meshes in sequence.

To check out the more detailed process with a Transfer Weight modifier, check out the Custom facial piercings - PRC Framework page, section #weight-painting

Select the mesh with weights
Select the mesh that you want your weights transferred to
Press Ctrl+L and select Transfer Mesh Data
In the popup at the bottom left of your viewport, change the following properties:

Click anywhere else. You're done!

AKL Autofitter

For documentation of the autofitter, see the corresponding wiki page.

Modifiers

Lets you change the armature target (the skeleton that'll move and deform your mesh)

Material Export: Hair

Lets you export a hair profile. For documentation, see #hair-profiles-.hp

You can find a guide about Hair modeling beginner tutorial at the link.

UV Checker

With the press of a button, you can switch out the currently active material to a coloured and numbered grid for easier UV mapping.

If the UV checker is currently assigned, pushing the button again will restore the original material.

Collision Tools

The collision tools and -generator can

generate of convex colliders with the exact shape of your mesh The number of vertices to sample should be set to match the number set in the .phys file in order to ensure successful export
generate box and capsule colliders with either user specified sizing or sized automatically to match the selected mesh
export edited collision bodies back to .phys ***currently requires a wolvenkit converted .phys.json file

Installing the Wolvenkit Blender Plugin

Install guide

Summary

Published: ??? by Last documented update: 22.09.2024 by

Step 0: Uninstall the old version

If you never installed a previous version of the plugin, you can go straight to

Open the Blender Preferences (Toolbar: Edit -> Preferences) and select the AddOns tab

Complete either of the options below:

Click the `Remove` button

The build-in Blender way. Should work. If it doesn't check the second option

Delete the files on your disk

Check the plugin's file entry. It will usually be something like this:

Navigate there with your Windows Explorer (Hotkey: Windows+R, paste the path above after changing your Blender version), and delete everything — either the entire folder, or all files inside.

Optional: Close and re-open Blender

Step 1: Install the plugin

Download the latest release of the plugin from github:

Scroll past the change notes to the Assets section
Download the zip file with the plugin:

Start Blender
Open the Blender Preferences (Toolbar: Edit -> Preferences) and select the AddOns tab

Click the "Install" button and select the zip file you downloaded in step 2

Step 2: Enable the plugin

You only need to do this if you never installed the plugin before.

After you have successfully installed the plugin, you can now use the search bar to find it:

Make sure the box is checked and restart Blender.

Troubleshooting

I can't (un)install the plugin!

You can do both by hand. Find your Blender install's plugin folder, the path will look something like this (replace 3.6 with your Blender version):

Inside the plugins folder, the Wolvenkit Blender IO Suite will be installed to the subfolder i_scene_cp77_gltf.

To uninstall the plugin, delete the entire folder.

To install the plugin, find the folder in your downloaded zip file that contains the file __init__.py, move it here, and rename it.

Now, restart Blender.

Installing from github source

Summary

Published: 22.09.2024 by Last documented update: 22.09.2024 by

This guide will show you how to download and install the from github source.

Unless you either know what you're doing or have been told by someone in the to install the current development version, you should stick to the release version.

Step 1: Download from github

Head to the Wolvenkit Blender IO suite's
Click the green Code button
Click "Download ZIP" at the bottom

You should have downloaded a file called Cyberpunk-Blender-add-on-main.zip.

Step 2: Finding the install location

2.1: Find the correct install path

Open the Blender Preferences (Toolbar: Edit -> Preferences) and select the AddOns tab
Search for cyberpunk
See the current install path under File. It should be something like this:

Everything before the __init__.py is the path to the current install.

2.2: Delete the old install

Navigate your Windows Explorer to the path you found in 2.3 (Shortcut: Windows+R, type %APPDATA%, confirm, then browse from there)
Delete the whole i_scene_cp77_gltf folder.
Leave the explorer window open, you need it for Step 3!

Step 3: Extract the download

Open Cyberpunk-Blender-add-on-main.zip that you downloaded in step 1.
Find the folder named i_scene_cp77_gltf. This is the blender add-on:

Copy or drag the folder to the addons folder from step 2.2.

Step 3: Restart Blender

After restarting Blender, you now have the very latest version of the plugin. If you want anything more recent, you have to become a developer yourself.

Remember to include all necessary information:

The exact version you installed
Unless you can always cause the exact bug, the .blend file with your problem

Happy modding!

WKit Blender Plugin: Import/Export

How to import and export with the Wolvenkit Blender plugin

Summary

Published: ??? by Last documented edit: May 26 2024 by

This page lists step-by-step instructions for the export and import of game files.

You can only export files which are part of a .

The Wolvenkit parts of the workflow will link you to the , where you can find screenshots and (hopefully) up-to-date descriptions.

Wait, this is not what I want!

(Wolvenkit wiki)
(Wolvenkit wiki)
If this is your first time using Blender, check
(has additional information that might come in handy)

Meshes

Export from Wolvenkit

For where to export a mesh, see

For how to export a mesh, see

If your mesh won't export from Wolvenkit, try unchecking the following box(es) in the export settings:

Importing into Blender

Select File -> Import -> Cyberpunk GLTF

In the Blender File view, find the glb you exported from Wolvenkit. By default, the textures will be saved to your material depot in PNG format already.

Exporting from Blender

You must first select all meshes that you want to export. The plugin will automatically add their parent armature.

Select File -> Export -> Cyberpunk GLB

For an explanation of the sidebar settings on the right, read on below the picture.

Animations (checkbox)

Limit to Selected Meshes

By default, the Wolvenkit Blender IO Suite will only export selected meshes and their parent armatures. Unchecking this box will display the Export Visible Meshes checkbox, which is unchecked by default.

If you don't check either of these boxes, the plutin will export all meshes and armatures into the same .glb file. You usually do not want this.

Importing into Wolvenkit

Animations

Export from Wolvenkit

Importing into Blender

The process of importing animations into Blender is the same as it is with meshes.

Exporting from Blender

Select your armature

Importing into Wolvenkit

Entities

Export from Wolvenkit

You can export an entity by adding it to your project and running the corresponding script from inside Wolvenkit. Here are the relevant guides:

Importing into Blender

After you have exported the entity from Wolvenkit via script, switch to Blender and select File -> Import -> Cyberpunk Entity (.json)

Navigate the file browser to the ent.json in your project's raw folder and import it.

Use Cycles

Will switch the workbench's rendering mode from Eevee to Cycles. This will make sure that the shaders work as intended.

Update Global Illumination

Will fix lighting

With Materials

Will read materials from material.json files, generating shaders in the process.

Include Vehicle Collisions

This option imports a vehicle entities collision bodies for editing. The collision bodies give substance to the mesh and determine how the world responds to the vehicle - without proper collision bodies, your character, NPCs and anything else your vehicle bumps into would pass right through the mesh. Unless you're adding a new vehicle or significantly altering an existing one, you generally want to leave this box unchecked.

Exporting from Blender

Entity export is currently (1.5.0) not supported.

To export edited collision bodies back to .phys.json, simply press the "export collisions" button in the Collision Tools Panel and use the File View to navigate to your original .phys.json.

** Currently only modifying existing .phys files is supported.

Streaming Sectors

Export from Wolvenkit

Importing into Blender

After you have exported the streamingsector from Wolvenkit via script, switch to Blender and select File -> Import -> Cyberpunk StreamingSector

Navigate in the file view to your Wolvenkit project's root file, and select the .cpmodproj file:

Exporting from Blender

Hair profiles (.hp)

To learn more about .hp files and their parameters, see

Importing to Blender

Editing the hair profile

Select the imported hair and switch to Blender's Shading perspective. Here, you can alter the gradients,

Exporting from Blender

Recommended: make sure that your material name in Blender ends with _cards
Make sure that your hair mesh is selected
In the CP77 Modding panel, select Export Hair Profile

Your new .hp.json file will be generated in the raw folder of Wolvenkit project that you imported the hair mesh from with the name of mod_<material name in Blender>.hp.json:

WKit Blender Plugin: AKL Autofitter

How to use the auto refitter

Summary

Published: ??? by Last documented edit: Feb 12 2024 by

The auto-refitter is a tool developed by that automates the tedious process of refitting meshes for the various body mods.

If you need a tutorial for manual refitting, check or follow the links from there.

How to auto-refit

With a mesh selected, you can find it in the Mesh Tools section of the CP77 panel. Use the dropdown to select a target body, then click the button to apply the changes:

Modifier cannot be applied to a mesh with shapekeys

Future versions of the plugin will make this process much easier. For now:

Duplicate the mesh (Hotkey: Shift+D, Esc)
Delete the modifier from the other mesh
After the shapekeys are gone, apply the modifier:

Select the mesh without shapekeys (the one you changed by applying the modifier)
Switch to the Data tab and create a modifyer by hitting the + button
Name your new shapekey Basis. This is how it's supposed to look when no shapekeys are active.
Select the mesh with shapekeys (the one with the original shape)
Switch to the Data tab, select the second shapekey in the list, and transfer it:

Repeat the process with all other shapekeys
You can now delete the original mesh.

It shrinks too far!

If you want to merge, select the shapekey that you want to change, and set its value as high as you can without clipping. Then, select the "New Shape from Mix" entry in the dropdown menu (see the screenshot above).

You can now delete your original shapekey and rename the newly-created one (which will be called "Key 2" or something like that) to the original's name.

The body I want is not supported!

The lattice modifier has to be created from hand and added to the Wolvenkit Blender IO suite.

TODO: This section will eventually document the steps how you can

add a body mod to your local version of the plugin
share that edit with everyone else by having it added officially

WKit Blender Plugin: Error messages

Plugin error messages and how to resolve them

Summary

Published: Apr 19 2024 by Last documented update: Apr 19 2024 by

This page will tell you how to resolve error messages from the .

Assign weights before exporting

This should only happen for meshes with armatures.

Switch to the Data tab (the green triangle)
If you don't have vertex groups, add one
If you already have vertex groups, select the one named to the bone closest to your ungrouped vertices
If you aren't already, switch to Edit Mode (Hotkey: Tab)
Click the "Assign" button under the vertex groups panel

Ungrouped vertices found

Switch to the Data tab (the green triangle)
The plugin should have switched your viewport to Edit Mode (if not, do it yourself - hotkey: Tab)
Find out which vertices are the problem by moving them around in the edit view
In the list of vertex groups, select the armature bone closest to your ungrouped verts
Click the "Assign" button under the vertex groups panel
Rinse and repeat the process for all submeshes until the plugin lets you export

No armature objects are selected

You are trying to export a pose, but you didn't select your armature. Click on the armature object in the outliner:

No meshes selected

You're trying to export something, but you haven't selected any meshes. Select everything that you want to export in the outliner (top-right panel) - the armature parent will be auto-selected for you.

Meshes must have UV layers

For Cyberpunk material assignments to work, your mesh must have UV maps.

Switch to the Data tab and add one:

All faces must be triangulated before exporting

Triangulation means that faces must have exactly three corners.

The plugin should have switched the viewport to Edit Mode. If not, do it yourself (Hotkey: Tab)
Triangulate faces (Hotkey: Ctrl+T). The default settings are fine.
You should now be able to export.

Vertex groups not assigned to a bone

Armature missing

The armature (rig, skeleton) is the thing that makes your mesh move in-game.

AMM props: You don't need an armature

It's enough to check the "Export as Static Prop" box during export, and the error will go away.

Equipment: You need an armature

Open the Modifiers tab (the orange wrench) and repeat the following steps for each mesh:

Make sure that there is exactly one Armature modifier present. If there is none, click Add Modifier and add one.
Click into Object and select the armature that your mesh is parented to.

Each submesh must have less than 65,535 vertices

If your submesh has >= 65,535 vertices

If your submesh has < 65,535 vertices

Turn on UV Sync Selection:

Once you have found an overlapping vertex, select linked (Hotkey: Ctrl+L)
Move the entire UV island by a whole tile in any direction (Hotkey: e.g. G -> X -> 1)
Repeat the process until there are no more overlapping islands.

WKit Blender Plugin: Troubleshooting

If it's not working as expected

Summary

Published: Jan 20 2024 by Last documented update: Apr 19 2024 by

This page contains troubleshooting options for the .

If the plugin gives you error messages on export, please check instead.

If you can't solve your problem with these steps, feel free to reach out on in the #blender-add-on channel.

The first thing people on Discord will tell you is to read this page, so you might as well get it out of the way.

Blender errors will show up in the system console window (View -> Toggle System Console).

General Troubleshooting

0. Steam

If you installed Blender via Steam, stay on the stable stream and make sure to keep Blender up-to-date.

1. Make sure that you are on the correct Blender version

As of , the plugin supports 4.1.0 and requires >= 4.0.2. This information might be outdated by the time you read it.

You can see the exact Blender version in the lower right corner of the program:

2. Make sure that you are on the latest plugin version

Open the preferences from the menu (Edit -> Preferences)
Switch to the AddOns tab in the bar on the left
In the filter field at the top right of the list, search for cyberpunk
Expand the entry and find the Version field

You need to restart Blender after updating the plugin!

Check the console output

See if Blender encountered any errors by checking the console output. From the menu, select View -> Toggle System Console.

Failed to import materials

Make sure that your Wolvenkit is up-to-date

After updating Wolvenkit, make sure to re-export your .mesh with materials!

Make sure that your Depot is not outdated

The plugin needs your Wolvenkit Depot to a) exist and b) be more or less recent.

If you aren't sure how old your depot is or if you have one at all, it might be time to regenerate:

1. If it's not set, set it now
2. If it's set: Open the folder in Windows Explorer and delete everything there.

After regenerating your depot, make sure to re-export your .mesh with materials!

Poses/Animations

Cheat Sheets for poses and animations

Troubleshooting

If your mods are causing trouble, here's what you can do

Summary

This page information for people who are using mods rather than making mods. You will find step-by-step guides, grouped by different problems.

Did you know? You can use your browser's search function (Ctrl+F) to quickly find your problem on the page – simply type a word from your error message.

Before you start debugging, make sure that

your graphics driver is up-to-date
your Windows is up-to-date (no, really) and that you are at least on Windows 10
you have the most recent version of .NET Desktop Runtime installed
you have Visual C++ Redistributable 2022 installed (direct download, Microsoft)
your game is running from an SSD (Solid State Disk) rather than a HDD

Before you start debugging, update your mods and make sure that all dependencies have the latest version, in particular the core mods (Redscript, Red4ext, Cyber Engine Tweaks, ArchiveXL and TweakXL).

If you are on RED4Ext >= 1.13, make sure to uninstall cybercmd!

Find a download-ready collection for Vortex here.

This section aims to give you a quick overview. If your exact problem isn't listed here, please look through the different sections below and try anything that looks promising.

I don't wanna debug, I just want mods!
There was a game update and now your mods aren't working
Your game is crashing
- During a quest in a car chase
- it's not even starting
Redscript Compilation Failed (Popup message)
Your quests are broken or you get LocKey# messages
You're on Linux
You have trouble with your pirated game
Photomode screenshots are borked
Press [none] to continue / can't skip loading screen
You have audio issues
- CET is not starting
- You forgot your CET keybind
XML Document parsed with errors
You're naked
Your eyes are black
You installed a mod, but it's not doing anything
A mod is causing problems, and you have no idea which:
- Known problem children
- Well-known outdated mods
- Searching: Bisect
- Searching: Log files
Something with files or ACCESS_VIOLATION
Deleting user settings
This is a waste of time, I'm reinstalling
- Modding a clean install

To enable REDmods, check #activating-mods (you need to install REDMod first)

Your game is crashing

Randomly, and you have an Intel i7 or i9

Check this forum post. If that doesn't help, read on.

During car chases

If your game is crashing during certain car chase missions, try removing Eye Exposure Adaption.

If you can't play because the game is crashing, this section will help you find the right troubleshooting steps in the rest of the guide.

If you're done with this shit and would rather reinstall, see #the-nuclear-option-a-clean-install

Crash on startup

If you're trying to start your game, but it never even launches, this is the right section for you. Otherwise:

If the game crashes before you make it to the menu, see #crash-before-menu
If the game crashes when you're trying to load a save, see #crash-on-loading-a-save

Cyberpunk has flatlined

Check the section #cyberpunk-has-flatlined below.

ValidateScripts.cpp:42

Empty your cache, check the info box under#redscript-red4ext.

Red4ext.SDK: Failed to resolve address for hash 0x1817231d

You need to update the game and RED4ext

Red4ext: A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed

You need to install the VisualC Redistributables. Check the red box under #navigation for a download link.

Something about files or permissions

If you think that your error is file-related, you can check the section "Something something files" or use your browser's search function (Ctrl+F) to search this page for your error.

Some other error

Your problem lies with either red4ext or redscript. You can find what to do under #redscript-red4ext

If you're starting the game, but never make it to the in-game menu, this is the right section for you. Otherwise:

If the game never even starts, see #crash-on-startup
If the game crashes when you're trying to load a save, see #crash-on-loading-a-save

2.0 / PL: Missing tweakdb.bin or inaccessible memory

Cyberpunk 2077 encountered an error caused by a corrupted or missing TweakDB file and will now be forced to close

If you run into the error above, or if the game complains about attempting to read inaccessible memory, do this:

Go to your Cyberpunk game directory and find the folderr6\cache.
Find the filetweakDB.bin and copy it (Ctrl+C)
In r6\cache, browse to the folder modded (create it if it doesn't exist)
paste tweakDB.bin here (Ctrl+V)
If asked to overwrite, select Yes
If you have Phantom Liberty, repeat the process with tweakdb_ep1.bin

If that doesn't fix it

Your problem most likely related to Cyber Engine Tweaks. To find out how to troubleshoot it, check the "disable CET" section.

Cyberpunk has flatlined

See #crash-before-menu

Crash on loading a save

If you can make it to the menu but crash out when you're loading a save or starting a new game, this is the right section for you. Otherwise:

If the game never even starts, see Commands
If the game crashes before you make it to the menu, see #crash-before-menu
If you can start a new game without crashing, see #corrupt-ish-saves

Most likely, you have an issue with an .archive mod. Here's what you can do:

To rule out that it's a save game problem (those are extremely rare), start a new game.
Go to the bisect section and start with the first two entries on the list

If that doesn't solve your problem, or if the issue is save-game related, feel free to browse around some more.

Corrupt(ish) saves

You only need to read this if you can start a new game without mods, but crash on loading a previous save game. For any other problem, please see the corresponding section(s).

Some mods store data in save files. Removing those mods may (but doesn't have to) lead to your save game crashing until you install them again.

At the current time (09/2023, before PL), that has been confirmed to affect those mods:

Immersive Rippers - see the expandable list below for uninstall instructions, or check the mod's pinned post on Nexus

Uninstalling Immersive Rippers

Error reason: Unhandled exception Expression: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xC0000005) Message: The thread attempted to read inaccessible data at 0x10. File: <Unknown>(0)

Run mod remover (Usage instructions are on the modpage itself)
Downgrade your game to 1.63_hotfix_1
Install Immersive Rippers and all of its dependencies and all of their dependencies
Load into your previously-crashing save
Move at least 100m away from the closest ripper
Copy the following commands and run them in the CET-Console:

Game.SetDebugFact("bls_ina_se1_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("cct_dtn_ripdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("hey_spr_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("pac_wwd_ripdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("std_arr_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("std_rcr_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("wat_kab_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("wat_kab_ripperdoc_03_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("wat_nid_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("wbr_hil_ripdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("wbr_jpn_ripdoc_01_default_on", 0)
Game.SetDebugFact("wbr_jpn_ripdoc_02_default_on", 0)

Save your game in a new slot and close it
Remove Immersive Rippers .archive file("Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod\ImmersiveRippers.archive")
Load into your new save and and run the following CET-Commands to restore the rippers' default behaviour:

Game.SetDebugFact("bls_ina_se1_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("cct_dtn_ripdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("hey_spr_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("pac_wwd_ripdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("std_arr_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("std_rcr_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("wat_kab_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("wat_kab_ripperdoc_03_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("wat_nid_ripperdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("wbr_hil_ripdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("wbr_jpn_ripdoc_01_default_on", 1); 
Game.SetDebugFact("wbr_jpn_ripdoc_02_default_on", 1);

Save your game again and remove all mods used in version 1.63
OPTIONAL: Load the save in vanilla 1.63, it should work there too.
Download the newest version of Cyberpunk2077! The clean created save should work for vanilla and modded instances of the game.

If you are experiencing this issue with a mod that is not on this list, please check Broken mods: How to help

Crash during the game

This section tells you how to deal with crashes during gameplay.

When editing the inventory

Kiroshi Crowd Scanner and Tooltip Fixer do not play together (source, discord). Uninstall one of them.

Somewhere in Japantown

Somewhere in Japantown is a mesh with a broken material. Material and Texture Override removes the cache, and thus forces the game to re-create this material, and causes the game to crash.

Many mods list MTO as a dependency, but it's usually optional and you only need it to force-apply changes to original game materials.

If you can make it crash reliably

You're lucky, because it means that you can systematically troubleshoot. Go to the bisect section; start with .archive mods, but if that doesn't fix it, do the other folders as well.

If you can't

… that puts you in the same boat as the rest of us: most veteran players live with occasional crashes, especially while tabbing out and back in under certain circumstances.

That being said, if the crashes exceed what you're willing to live with, you'll have to find out a way to improve it, but your options are thin on the ground. Depending on how long it takes for the crash to occur, you might try

resetting your game to a clean state (if the error persists, it's not mods)
temporarily disabling certain types of mod to home in on the cause (see the bisect section for an overviev)

Best of luck!

Corrupt or missing script files

Cyberpunk 2077 encountered an error caused by a corrupt or missing script file and will now be forced to close. Please verify...

You have an error with #redscript-red4ext. Please see the next section.

redscript / RED4ext

When your game doesn't even start up, either of these frameworks isn't working properly.

The first step whenever you run into this error is deleting the folder r6/cache and verifying your game files. If that doesn't help, keep reading.

Below, you can find a list of the most common error messages with steps to resolve them.

If you are using RED4ext, uninstall cybercmd.

If you're sure that you don't have cybercmd, it's time for more detailed troubleshooting:

If you are on Linux, make sure to double-check the launch options, as Steam sometimes resets these between updates
If your game stops crashing when you disable red4ext, that points to an error with a . Make sure that your error is related to red4ext before you proceed!
Find the folder Cyberpunk 2077/red4ext/log and check for a file named red4ext.log. Does it exist?
- No: RED4Ext is not installed correctly. Make sure that you fix this before troubleshooting further.
- Yes: look inside, it will tell you which mods aren't compatible with the current game patch and may be the cause of this issue
if that doesn't help, go to #3.-reset-redscript in the corresponding section (you will need to verify your game files).

If that doesn't solve your problem, you can

troubleshoot or reset redscript
the faster variant: temporarily disable all mods and reinstall the core frameworks

Corrupted archives

Cyberpunk 2077 encountered an error caused by corrupted or missing archives and and will now be forced to close. Please verify...

One of the .archive files in your folder is broken. To find out which one, try the bisect approach, starting with the first two folders.

The game isn't starting: other reasons

There are various non-mod-related reasons why the game couldn't be starting. If you have followed these steps and they haven't gotten you anywhere, check the errors in this section:

Too many mods
Message: Failed to initialize scripts data!
Steam file verification loop

Other than that, there are general troubleshooting steps, because missing Windows stuff can make Cyberpunk go brr. Make sure that

your graphics driver is up-to-date
you have the most recent version of .NET Desktop Runtime installed
you have Visual C++ Redistributable 2022 installed (direct download, Microsoft)

Also, try starting the game without Reshade to rule it out as a source of crashes (this happened after the DLSS patch) and temporarily disable your antivirus.

If none of that helps, find us on Discord in #mod-troubleshooting.

Too many mods

There is such a thing as too many mods which are making the game crash. This number seems pretty random, but generally doesn't start below ~460.

To fix this, you need to disable analysis in the settings:

Failed to initialize script data

This is not a Cyberpunk error!

Message: Failed to initialize scripts data!
File: E:\R6.Release\dev\src\common\engine\src\baseEngineInit.cpp(1019)

Check your NVidia Control Panel panel. If power saving options are enabled, turn them off:

If you don't, check for other power config options in your operating system.

Steam: verify file integrity loop

The error below is partial to Steam:

Cyberpunk 2077 encountered an error caused by corrupted or incomplete game data

There are three potential fixes:

Run as admin
Run without antivirus

Workaround suggested by CDPR:

Set Power Limit (TJ max) for CPU to 150W
Reduce Long and Short Duration Package Power Limit to 150 W (Intel default is 253)
Set the maximum CPU Core Temperature to 98°
Reduce the P-Core ratio of the processor
Deactivate Turbo Boost of the CPU
Disable CPU Hyper-Threading

Or check Reddit:

Downclock your processor (via reddit, do so at own risk)

Run as admin

Before trying to implement any of the other solutions, configure the REDprelauncher.exe in the to always run as administrator.

Right-click on the file and select Properties
Switch to the Compatibility tab
Check the box Run this program as an administrator

Run without antivirus

The second reason might be that your antivirus fucks with your game files in a way that the game can't cope with.

Try the following steps:

Turn off your antivirus and your firewall - anything that counts as "System Protection".
- Yes, that includes Windows Defender
- Yes, all of it. That includes your computer's bodyguard if it has one.
Now, start the game.
If the error persists, verify game files through your client (you won't catch any viruses doing that)
Start the game again

If it works now, you need to find out how to keep your antivirus away from your game directory. If it doesn't, then you can turn the stuff back on now.

You pirated the game

There's a chance of >95% that we have already found the source of your problems — pirated copies just don't mod well. That's the first reason why things won't work.

The second reason is that CDPR needs to earn money to pay people to make games for us. If you can at all afford it, please buy the game. It's a good deal: how much are you willing to spend for a movie ticket? How long does a movie keep you entertained?

You are, of course, welcome to peruse the troubleshooting guide. It might even help you. But know that pirated copies will never be explicitly supported.

Finding the broken mod: known problem children

Stuff that isn't mods

It doesn't have to be either of these. But if it is, you'll never find it with the rest of the list. Rule it out by deactivating them while you're debugging.

Antivirus
ReShade

If you can start a new game without mods, but can't load an existing save, see#corrupt-ish-saves.

Frameworks / Core Mods

These mods are not problem children – quite the opposite. But if they are outdated, either your game or your mods won't work. Make sure that you have them all up-to-date with the most recent game version.

Script mods

Some mods go far beyond the ordinary, adding whole new features to the game (why no flying cars, CDPR?). Unfortunately, that means they're more prone to breaking than others. Here's a non-comprehensive list.

Being on this list does not mean that a mod is "bad" or that you shouldn't use it – they break much for the same reason as the frameworks do, and are fixed in the same way (the modder has to update). Until that happens, you will have to disable them.

Displays in-world holographic arrows that direct you towards your quest objectives. Is very likely to break upon patches.

Vehicle Combat

Adds car chases and a bunch of related features. While CP2077 needs more car chases and explosions, this usually breaks and will require an update.

Mod Settings

Adds mod settings to the in-game menu – Redscript version. This needs to be updated after every game patch.

Native Settings UI

Adds mod settings to the in-game menu – CET version. The mod itself will be fine, but it's dependent on Cyber Engine Tweaks being up-to-date.

Well-known outdated mods

The below mods will no longer work on versions beyond 2.0/2.1 and in some cases can completely break your save. If you have any of these, remove them.

Let There Be Flight

Adds flying cars to Cyberpunk. While this is awesome, it will absolutely break whenever CDPR changes anything, and requires updating. It has been broken for a long time as of patch 2.02 and later and will not work.

CTD Helper

Replaces the default crash logs with actual usable logs instead. This needs to be updated after every game patch. It has been broken for a long time as of patch 2.02 and later and will not work.

Respector

Effectively an in-game save editor that can give you a lot of items and even create a new game plus method. This mod has stopped working since 2.0 and while it will be updated in the future, in the mean time mods like Simple Menu (CET) and Pseudo New Game Plus can be used.

NPCs Gone Wild (NSFW)

Makes multiple NPCs nude. In all versions since 2.0, this causes missing characters, missing body parts, exploding limbs, and other issues. Do not use the mod, there is a Naked NPCs collection by modder marnhorn that does the same thing and will work on current game versions.

Phone Messages Overhaul (PMO) and 8ug8ear Romance (standalone)

These mods change the game journal that controls all quests to add more romance options. This method only works on the patch it's made for and therefore they will not work on version 2.1 and later. Other mods that do the same thing, but in a compatible way, are Panam Romance Enhanced and Judy Romance Enhanced, which use ArchiveXL (the safe method).

Biosculpted Exotics

This mod adds furry, animal-like NPCs to the game and optionally replaces main characters. While lore accurate to a point, the mod is made in the same way as PMO and therefore breaks quests in 2.1 and later.

spawn0

Most famous for edits of the female body that defy gravity and wreak havoc on V's spinal disks, this modder has been around since the early days, and the same is true for their mods.

However, modding has come a long way since then, and spawn0 never followed. For that reason, their mods are known to have compatibility issues with pretty much everything in the general vicinity.

On the bright side, their mods ~~won't crash your game and~~ are downwards compatible until the dawn of time. With Phantom Liberty, sp0 mods have been known to cause crashes to desktop near the dam.

Finding the broken mod (log files)

Bad news: The game's logs are usually less helpful than the Swiss navy. Good news: Mods are doing a far better job. Bad news again: You have to find the right log file in the game directory. Good news again: There's intel how (see below)

jackhumbert's mod ctdhelper will give you additional information. There is a chance that it shows you something helpful. Make sure the ctdhelper is updated before using it, though.

If you don't want to download and run script files from the internet, you can go and #step-1-temporarily-disable-all-your-mods by hand. Otherwise:

Download this script (right-click -> save as) Link goes to Presto's github repository
Now, do either of the following things:
1. Move it to your Cyberpunk install folder and double-click it
2. Drag-and drop your Cyberpunk folder on the file that you downloaded
After running, the script will have created a folder _LOGS in your Cyberpunk game directory, which contains a file listing all the log files for you.

The list will give you useful information along with a list of files to check. Once you've found the broken mod, you can go here for instructions on how to troubleshoot further – they also tell you when you should ask for help!

Finding the broken mod (bisecting)

You have hundreds of mods, and one of them is broken. How do you find out which one it is without wasting the entire day?

Don't worry! As long as you have less than 2048 mods, bisection lets you find the problem child with only 10 rounds. (Otherwise, it's 11)

Some mods install themselves to multiple directories, but that doesn't matter. Due to the fact how mod loading works, you can find the error like this.

If you are using Vortex, you should enable and disable mods through Vortex rather than directly on disk. The principle below still works, you're just selecting the halves inside Vortex instead of moving them between directories. If you do opt to work directly on disk, do not save changes to files if Vortex prompts for it.

Which kind of mod is it?

If you already know which folder contains the broken mod, skip to the next section.

You can find a video of the process below.

To find out the type of broken mod, take each Directory from the following list and complete the steps in the next paragraph after the table.

Rename the game data folder ( for short – e.g. archive/pc/mod) to a by appending an underscore (e.g. /mod_). Only do this with the last subfolder in the path, the result should be \archive\pc\mod_, not archive_\pc_\mod_\.
The folder is now hidden from the game. Since it doesn't know, it will try to look inside anyway - create a new empty folder with the original name for that (e.g. /archive/pc/mod).
Start the game. You will now run into one of these two scenarios:
- Your problem is gone: Jackpot. This is the correct folder for the next section: #go-bisect Before you go there, you can restore all the other folders you moved, deleting the empty directories.
- Your problem is still there: This folder is innocent. Proceed with the next directory from the table above.

You can put the innocent folders back if you want: due to the way mods are loading, there won't be side-effects.

Go bisect

Congratulations, you have found which folder causes the problem — you're more than halfway there. All that's left is to find the broken mod. Here's how.

The process is the same every time, no matter if you are moving files or folders.

If you don't vibe with text, there's a #bisect-video-demonstration below.

Switch on half of the mods from your by moving them back to the .
Remember (roughly) which batch you moved (e.g. "everything after E" or "the first half")
Start the game. You will now run into one of two scenarios:
- The error is still there: Progress! Go to Step 5.
- The error is gone: Progress too! Go to step 4
The error is gone: You have identified which mods aren't the problem! Good! Do the following:
1. In your , find the last batch of mods that you touched
2. Half of these go into the
3. Go back to step 2 – you should now definitely see the problem again.
The error is still there: You have narrowed it down, let's narrow it down further. Do the following:
1. In your , find the last batch of mods that you touched
2. Half of these go back into the
3. Go back to step 2 for the next round – the problem might be there or not.
Repeat this process until you know which mod is causing the crash. Then, you can either try to update it, or do a full uninstall

Bisect: Video demonstration

Audio problems

If your CPU is too busy, the game will try to save resources by dropping audio, starting with dialogue audio. Disabling spatial audio from the main menu might help:

It's not connected to CPU load

Missing footsteps had in the past been connected to a bug in Let There Be Flight, so it is worth debugging your script mods. However, if you're on the most recent version (check the github for previews), you might just have to bisect your mods at random.

Mod(s) aren't loading/triggering

If the mod in question is Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET), check the corresponding troubleshooting page.

Normally, a mod should just work, as long as all of their requirements are working. If you aren't certain what that means, you can check Users: troubleshooting requirements for detes, or follow the checklist below ( #getting-a-mod-to-work).

Make sure that you have enabled mods in your launcher.
If items or hairs aren't changing, you need to install cookedapps nulled
If materials aren't updating, you need to install material override
If you already have all of that, check the next section.

If you've been using Mod Organizer 2 to install your mods, chances are high that it's been doing it incorrectly, at least for some of the more important mods. You'll need to do additional steps detailed here in order to get MO2 working with Cyberpunk.

Getting a mod to work

Check that you've enabled mods (see Deploying Mods and Starting Game).
Check the requirements on the mod's nexus page. Make sure that you have installed them all and that they are up-to-date.
- If the requirements list Cyber Engine Tweaks, check its log file under Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\plugins\cyber_engine_tweaks\cyber_engine_tweaks.log
- For a more detailed guide, see Users: troubleshooting requirements
Make sure that all of your core frameworks are up-to-date and starting up correctly (here's how you can check their log files)
Check the other log files in the game directory (here's a guide how)
Optional: reach out to us on Discord in #mod-troubleshooting

Deleting user settings

You almost never need to do this.

However, if you want to remove anything that Cyberpunk might have stored on your disk, you need to find and delete the following folders (as per CDPR's own troubleshooting guide:

%userprofile%\Saved Games\CD Projekt Red\Cyberpunk 2077
%userprofile%\AppData\Local\REDEngine
%userprofile%\AppData\Local\CD Projekt Red

You can quickly navigate to the folders by pasting the path into your Windows Explorer's path bar, or pressing Windows+R, pasting the path there, and

The nuclear option: a clean install

This is the last resort and you do not need to do this — run Mod Remover for the same result in less time. However, if you're still set on reinstalling, the instructions below will help you completing that in minimal time.

Back it up, baby!

Unless you back them up, your mods will be lost. If you don't want that, make backups of the following folders:

The script linked above will do that for you.

Quick (download <4GB)

Unless you back up your mods and scripts, all your settings and manually installed mods will be lost.

The instructions below tell you which folders not to delete. Delete everything else.

Go to the Cyberpunk 2077 install directory
Delete everything except for the folder archive
Inside archive, delete everything but the folders pc
Inside pc, delete everything but the folders content and ep1
Verify your files

Modular / minimal download (download <1GB

Unless you back up your mods and scripts, all your settings and manually installed mods will be lost.

Will download < 1GB.

Rename or remove the following folders. If you do not have them, you don't need to do anything.

Afterwards, verify your files.

Nuke it from the orbit: The thorough version

In case neither of these options is good enough for you, you can find a full reinstall guide on CDPR's support page.

A fresh install: Starting from scratch

You have completed either of the previous steps. Your game should start now. If it does not, you either have leftover files (check here for how to get rid of them), or you have a problem that is not related to Cyberpunk. Make sure to follow the hints in the red box at the very beginning of this guide.

Now it's time to systematically install mods. We'll start by installing the frameworks and making sure that the game starts up without any framework-dependent mods. Afterwards, you can add back all of your mods, and if the game stops working, find the offender via bisect.

Don't worry about your savegames — those are fine, even if they won't load right now. We're just laying the foundation here that you can later build upon.

Let's go about it step-by-step.

Installing the frameworks

This step will tell you how to set up your Cyberpunk install with the necessary dependencies so that you can start modding.

Check the framework page. For each of the frameworks, complete the following steps:

If you didn't have it in your previous install, skip it.
Install it (manually or via Vortex, your choice)
Install all of its dependencies
Start the game and load a savegame (you can also do this after installing all of them, but if you run into issues, that will make isolating the point of failure more difficult).
Optional (for CET): Start the game and make sure that it asks you to bind a key. If not, check the corresponding section of this guide.

If you are using redmod (have any folders inside of /mods), you probably have cybercmd installed. That is no longer necessary with RED4ext >= 1.13 and can lead to false positives. Uninstall it!

Once you are done, start up your game and load a savegame. If you don't have one or the game still crashes, start a new game.

This should now work. If it doesn't, you need to check your log files to see which framework is causing trouble, or find us on Discord in #mod-troubleshooting.

You need to complete this step before proceeding: if the core frameworks aren't working without mods, they won't work with mods – adding anything now will just make debugging more difficult.

Fortunately, this is not rocket science. Be methodical and install them one by one. If you need help, you can find us on Discord (#mod-troubleshooting)

Adding (back) your mods

If you don't (yet) have any mods, you can head over to Nexus and start installing. Make sure that you include all necessary dependencies!

This section assumes that

you installed all required core mods
your game is starting
you can (without crashing) do either of these things:
- load a savegame
- start a new game

If you didn't make it that far, the steps below won't help you and will only obscure your problem. Please head back to #step-1-temporarily-disable-all-your-modsand complete the process.

If you need help, find us on Discord in #mod-troubleshooting!

If you're using Vortex

Head directly to the bisecting section and pretend you have just removed all your mods.

If you made a manual backup:

For each folder that you have backed up (check link for a list), repeat the following steps:

Put it back into its original place in your new/fresh install
Start up the game
Load a non-modded savegame or start a new game

If your crash(es) are back, you can now go to the bisect section and follow the steps for your folder.

Something something files

Your error goes something like this:

```
Access is denied
```
```
Can't access file 'some/file'
```

could not move file from 'Path\to\blabla.tmp' to 'Path\to\Cyberpunk 2077\subdir\some.file'

```
Expression: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
```

The thread attempted to read inaccessible data at 0xsomething

An exception occured while creating the logger

Cyberpunk is trying to write to a file that doesn't exist

These are caused by access errors – Cyberpunk is trying to read or write a file, and for some reason, it can't.

Follow the steps in this section one by one, or find us on Discord in #mod-troubleshooting.

Make sure that the file path exists

Ignore this if you can't spot any file paths in the error message

If Cyberpunk is trying to move files to a subdirectory that it can't access, make sure that the directory actually exists (if it doesn't, create it). The most frequent candidate for this is /r6/cache/modded.

Make sure that no previous game instance is running

Sometimes, the game instance doesn't shut down properly and is still running in the background, althoguh you can't see a window. This problem goes away after rebooting.

Open your task manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc)
Switch to the Details tab
Sort by Name and scroll to C
Check if you can see anything Cyberpunk in the list.
If yes, right-click on it and select End Task

It is possible that your antivirus is causing this problem. Before you lose your mind, try temporarily disabling it.

Reboot your PC

Always a good idea to do that from time to time – in this case, it could make the error go away.

If it doesn't, check the next steps on the list.

Make sure that all files in the game directory are writable

Sometimes, files in your are set to read-only.

What kind of monster would do something like that???

We've had confirmed reports of the following culprits:

Steam
mo2 mod manager
various flavours of antivirus

You can fix this either via Windows Explorer or via system console, the results will be the same.

Via system console:

Press Windows+R
type cmd and press Return to open the command line
run the following command (replace the path with your actual game dir):

Via Windows Explorer:

Navigate to the Cyberpunk game directory and right-click on it
Select Properties (the last entry in the drop-down menu)
Uncheck the "Read-only" box:

After unchecking and applying changes, the box will jump back to maybe-checked. That's because Windows can't tell if the folder contains read-only files. However, since you just made sure that it doesn't, you can ignore this.

File Ownership

Sometimes, file ownership got messed up, and not all files in the folder are accessible by your current Windows account. It is a mystery how this comes to be.

You can fix it via system console or via Windows Explorer; either of those will do. If in doubt, the commandline one is more thorough.

Via commandline

In any of the commands below, you need to substitute C:/Path/to/Cyberpunk2077 with the path to your .

Press Windows+R
Type cmd and press return
Run the following command (make sure to insert your real Cyberpunk path):

takeown /R /A /F "C:/Path/to/Cyberpunk2077" /D N

If that didn't help, run the command whoami to see your current user name. You will need it for the next step. It should be identical to your Windows username, but if you have spaces or special characters, Windows might get funny about the spelling.
Run the following command (putting your actual game dir and the username from whoami):

icacls "C:/Path/to/Cyberpunk2077" /grant YourUserName:F /T /C

Via Windows Explorer

We haven't included the full instructions here, but you can check this guide.

Reboot your PC again

If none of these things has helped, reboot your computer.

The error should be gone now.

Not to say that your game will work now – but if you still have an error, it's hopefully a different one. Go back to the start of the guide and let's fix that one too!

Your quests are not working / You get LocKey# messages

This section tells you how to deal with

quests that are not starting
broken text messages
broken journal entries

Quests not starting although you meet all prerequisites

When two mods hook into the same quest to do their thing, this can break the quest.

Known problem children:

Phone Messages Overhaul
Judy/Panam Romance Messages Extended

These mods can not be used together. PIck either of the entries below!

If it wasn't that, check any other mod that hooks into basegame quests, such as romance mods or "quest fixes".

You can't 'fix' a quest by changing quest facts. Setting a quest fact after you've passed the sequence where it is checked will do nothing — worst case is you will brick your save.

Shards, text messages or journal quest just say `LocKey#`

If you are playing in a language other than English

This can be caused by mods not including translation files for your language. Check if there is a translated version, or change the game language to English.

If you are playing in English

Most likely caused by a mod conflict: two mods are trying to change the same text archive or journal entry. You can use the Archive Conflict Checker Tool to find conflicting mods, or check the list below.

Known problem children:

Phone Messages Overhaul (you can resolve this by setting this mod to load first)
Hot Fuzz
Biosculpted Exotics
Database Fixes

If none of the mods have suggestions about load order, swap them around and see if it fixes the issue.

Redscript Compilation Failed

You're running into the following error:

REDScript compilation failed. The game will start, but none of 
the scripts will take effect. This is caused by errors in:

This workflow is geared at the exact error above. If you have a different one, it's still worth checking this, but you can also head back to the start of the guide and find the right section.

0. Make sure that you don't have multiple versions of Codeware installed

In the past, Codeware wasn't a standalone mod, but was instead inside of other mods. Since that is different now, the leftover versions can cause errors.

Search your Cyberpunk game directory for Codeware.
If you have exactly one folder, this is not your problem — proceed to the next step.
Delete everything you have found.
Reinstall the latest version of Codeware from Nexus.
Delete the folder r6/cache
Verify your game

1. Make sure that you have the latest versions

Actually check this. Do not rely on memory or common sense – if in doubt, re-download. ~~(This is totally not something that the guide's author learned the hard way)~~

Check Redscript (github | Nexus)
If you are on RED4ext >= 1.13:
uninstall cybercmd
Otherwise:
install cybercmd (github | Nexus)

Optional, but recommended:

Check that you have the latest versions of all troublesome Redmods.

2. Check redscript.log

It is in r6/log/redscript.log.

See if you can find any errors – warnings may or may not be a problem, see here for context.

3. Reset Redscript

If you rename or delete any directories, make sure to create a new, empty directory.

Redscript: Disable dependent mods

Vortex: Disable them

Manual: Remove the contents of r6/scripts/.

You can zip the directory from the windows context menu, then delete its contents.

Resetting the redscript cache

delete
verify game files
create a new directory r6/cache/modded (this will prevent errors)
Make sure that r6/scripts
Make sure that red4ext/plugins (that the red4ext core frameworks aren't getting loaded)

Make sure your game starts up without error.

4. Reinstall your mods

Hopefully, your problem should be gone now.

It's time to put your mods back and see if you can start the game - see Starting from Scratch.

XML Document parsed with errors

XML document parsed with errors: C:\Path\toCyberpunk 2077\r6/config/inputUserMappings.xml Error description: Error parsing element attribute

According to InputLoader's documentation, you can ignore this. Keep searching! (You can also try reinstalling InputLoader and hope that the error goes away)

CET isn't starting

CET needs at least VisualC 14.40.33810.0 . You can download it from the official Microsoft website (direct link)

You forgot your CET keybind

Delete the file Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\plugins\cyber_engine_tweaks\bindings.json. The game should let you bind a new key at the next startup.

Photomode screenshots are blank

With 1.62, screenshots are now saved to Documents\CDPR\Cyberpunk\Screenshots , and the previous location will receive an empty file.

With 1.63, screenshots have now been moved back to \Pictures\Cyberpunk 2077

Press [none] to continue / can't skip loading screen

That is due to Input Loader requiring an update.

I'm not getting a metro ticket!

If you have passed the start of Act 2 and you aren't getting a text with a metro ticket because of an outdated mod, there is nothing you can do. Even removing the mod won't fix it. Remove the mod, then play from an earlier save.

[Kerry/Judy/Panam/River] isn't talking to me!

This is a new one with 2.1 — a reciprocal effect of CDPR's romance interactions with previous romance or phone message overhauls. The bad news is that the broken state is baked into your savegame and you can't get rid of it by removing your mods. The good news is that modders are already on top of the problem, and simply updating should fix your issue.

Make sure to check the instructions and pinned comments on the Nexus for any romance or phone message overhaul mods before running the command below. There's a good chance that you can only use it once for any given save, and you don't want to waste your shot.

You can try running the following command (which has solved the issue for some people):

 Game.GetQuestsSystem():SetFactStr("judy_default_on",1)

Switch "judy" for the affected NPC's name. Then, save and reload.

Alternatively, you can use this mod for Judy (which is supposed to have helped as well).

If that didn't solve your problem, there is a good chance that you're stuck. You can check the Nexus pages and -comments of everything that looks as if it interacted with romance partners or phone messages, but there is a good chance that you missed the point where the interactions should trigger. Check #im-not-getting-a-metro-ticket for details.

I'm naked!

Here's how to fix your sudden indecent exposure.

Go to the vanilla wardrobe in your apartment
Create an outfit (anything will do)
Equip the outfit
Un-equip the outfit
Save and reload

V has black eyes!

You have an outdated or two different versions of Kala's Unique Eyes installed.

Make sure to uninstall all your eye mods, then open your Cyberpunk game directory and use the Windows Search for e.g. kala. Make sure to delete all leftover files!

I have another problem that isn't on this list

Here's the catch-all solution. After this, your game will work (or the problem you have is not Cyberpunk related).

(optional, as this might solve it): Reset the Redscript cache.
If your problem doesn't go away, follow the instructions in the next section.

I really just want to get this working, what do I do?

You might want to deactivate ReShade before you start debugging. Especially after DLSS, it has been known to cause crashes.

The bad news is, at this point you have little choice but to reset your Cyberpunk install and re-mod it from scratch. The good news is that the process is really streamlined. If you don't run into any hitches, you're <30 minutes away from a working game.

Now, how do we go about this?

Is there a shortcut?

Yes! There is a batch script that will automate steps 1-4 of the list below for you.

If you don't want to download and run script files from the internet, you can go here and complete the steps by hand. Otherwise:

Download the mod remover script by either
- downloading it from Nexus and following the install instructions
- grabbing it from github (right-click -> save as) and moving it to your Cyberpunk game directory Link goes to the github repository of the person who wrote most of this guide.
Optional: If you don't want the script to delete modded files for you (because you just want to disable mods), right-click on the file and select Edit, then find and delete line 6:
```
set DELETE_FILES=1
```
Make sure that the file is in your Cyberpunk game directory. If you downloaded from Nexus, you should have a cyberpunk2077_disable_all_mods.bat.
Double-click it
Follow the instructions and prompts
Verify your game files
Optional: You can now proceed to Step 5 and start modding your game again.

Instead of following these instructions, you can also reinstall the game. Do yourself a favour and check the instructions, as you might be left with residual files otherwise.

Step 1: Temporarily disable all your mods

Vortex

Follow the instructions and prompts

Press the purge button — this will remove any and all installed mods.

Do not press deploy.

If all your mods were managed via Vortex:

Start Cyberpunk however you want, as long as it's not via Vortex. If it starts now, you're done here and can proceed with bisecting – otherwise, go to Remove RedScript.

If you had a mixed install:

Complete the instructions in the section manual now.

Manual

Find the following folders:

Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod
Cyberpunk 2077\mods

and rename them to

Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod_
Cyberpunk 2077\mods_

The purpose of renaming them is that the game won't find them anymore, but you still have a back-up of the files inside. Feel free to achieve this goal however.

You can optionally create a new, empty folder with the same name.

Check if the problem is gone.

If it is, put the folders back one after the other and apply the bisection method.

Step 2: disable CET

Find the folder

Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\plugins\cyber_engine_tweaks

and move it out of plugins (e.g. put it on your desktop).

If you'd rather delete it, make sure that you retain a copy of your mods and plugins directories, as they contain your mod settings (AMM decorations etc.)

Check if the problem is gone.

If it is, put the folder back and apply the bisection method to cyber_engine_tweaks\mods and cyber_engine_tweaks\scripts until you have found the culprit.

Step 3: Remove scripts and tweaks

First, remove (or rename) the cache:

 r6/cache/modded

Verify game files. Check if the problem is gone.

If that didn't do the trick, find the following folders:

Cyberpunk 2077\red4ext
Cyberpunk 2077\r6\scripts
Cyberpunk 2077\r6\tweaks
Cyberpunk 2077\engine\tools

and rename them, you know the drill.

Check if the problem is gone.

If it is, put them back one by one until you find the one that breaks it. If that is one of r6\scripts or r6\tweaks, apply the bisection method.

Step 4: Remove RedScript

You can try resetting RedScript first, but at this point, you'll going to have to verify your files anyway.

Delete the following files and folders. You don't need a backup, as you can reinstall RedScript from Nexus. If any of them don't exist, that's okay — just means you don't have to delete them.

Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\d3d11.dll
Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\global.ini
Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\powrprof.dll
Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\winmm.dll
Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\version.dll
Cyberpunk 2077\engine\config
Cyberpunk 2077\engine\tools
Cyberpunk 2077\r6\cache
Cyberpunk 2077\r6\config
Cyberpunk 2077\r6\inputs
Cyberpunk 2077\V2077

@Auska has compiled a handy script for unix people:

rm ./bin/x64/d3d11.dll
rm ./bin/x64/global.ini
rm ./bin/x64/powrprof.dll
rm ./bin/x64/winmm.dll
rm ./bin/x64/version.dll
rm ./engine/config
rm ./engine/tools/*
rm ./red4ext
rm ./r6/cache
rm ./r6/config
rm ./r6/inputs
rm ./V2077

mv ./r6/cache/final.redscripts.bk ./r6/cache/final.redscripts

Step 5: Repair game files

Exact procedure as documented by @ArsenicTouch

GOG

Go to Games -> Installed, right-click on your game and select the following menu entry:

Steam

Open your library
Right-click on "Cyberpunk 2077" and select "Properties"
Select "Local Files"
Click "Verify integrity of game files…"

Epic

Open your "Library"
On the "Cyberpunk 2077" tile, find the "…"
Select "Manage"
Click "Verify"

Step 6: Launch the game

All files you deleted have been re-acquired. If there are no left-over files from earlier modding attempts, your game should work now.

If it does not and you have exhausted the reset options as specified in this guide (troubleshooting and nuclear both) and your game still does not start, then your problem exists outside of Cyberpunk. In this case, you can

check your file permissions (separately for REDprelauncher.exe)
update the Windows stuff
google your error message and try solutions at random

Step 7: Install the core frameworks

Now that your un-modded game is starting, it's time to install the core frameworks. Do this before you enable your other mods, as they won't work without their dependencies and can only add problems at this stage.

You can now re-enable your mods. Do it in chunks and check that the game keeps working so that you can narrow down where the problem is, in case it isn't gone for good.

Dealing with a broken mod

You have followed all the steps and your game is launching, but you now have a mod on your hands that just doesn't work, and you want it to. What do you do now?

If you join a modding discord to ask for help, people will walk you through this list, so you might as well do it first. Nobody will unbundle someone else's mod and just fix it for free unless they want to use it themselves.

1. Make sure you have the correct dependencies

Many mods require frameworks or other mods to work. Check the mod's page and description for those, and install them.

Repeat the process by installing the dependencies' dependencies, until you have everything necessary.

2. Check the mod's description

Often, the description contains detailed installation instructions, known incompatibilities and/or workarounds. Sometimes, mods worked on past versions of Cyberpunk, but the author stopped updating. In that case, proceed to point 5 of this list.

Before you get upset, please keep in mind that modders don't do this for a living (these are called "game developers" and they get paid for it). Somebody made this in their spare time, for their own use, and then decided to share it with you for free. Do you know the easiest way to avoid toxic users? It's not publishing your mods. No reward system, credit points or reputation will ever make up for online abuse.

As a mod author, I can tell you that I will ignore assholes, but gladly spend an extra hour after work to help out someone who politely asks me for help.

3. Check the mod's comment section

You're unlikely to be the first person to run into this problem. There is a good chance that the comment section on the download page has helpful information. Look for either a pinned post by the mod's author or a user discussion about your problem — these often contain a solution.

4. If you are using a mod manager: Try installing it manually

While mod managers are very reliable and get better with every new release, you should rule out that they are the cause of the problem by installing the mod from hand.

If everything else works and installing the mod by hand still breaks compilation, then it is broken. See "Dealing with a broken mod" below. start your game client's file verification.

5. Contact the mod's author

Describe your problem as clearly as you can, and add all useful data.

Bad bug report: "Your mod doesn't work lol pls help"

Good bug report (example): "Hi, installing your mod (manually and Vortex) causes a Redscript compilation error on startup (possible screenshot of error popup). xxx.log says <citation of error message>. All my dependencies are up-to-date, and I've ruled out that it's any other mod. Can you help me out?"

Good bug report (example 2): "Hi, when I try to equip Item <item name and colour>, it doesn't show up and I only get glitches. I'm using Hyst's boob mod and <specific version and variant> of your mod. I hope you can help me? Thank you for making this."

As per the last red box, do keep in mind that you're asking a favour. The modder doesn't have your problem, and if they do, they know exactly how to fix it. The most time-efficient response for them is to ghost you, so any kind of response is either them being nice or getting mad when you or someone involved ignores visible information.

5. Hands-on troubleshooting

At this point, you have exhausted all easily accessible solutions. If you still want the mod to work, you will have to get involved yourself. A commendable attitude! (Not sarcasm, it really is.)

This is the point where you might want to join a modding discord, because now you're entering the territory where other modders can actually help you.

Check the log files

Usually, there will be a log file that will point you towards the source of your problem. If there isn't (the game loads and the mod just fails silently), that means that the error is inside the archive and you have to become a modder.

Fixing scripts

But sometimes, you're lucky. Sometimes, the error is in a script file. You can tell this by a log entry pointing towards a file in your Cyberpunk folder (e.g. r6\scripts\my_broken_script.reds).

Open up that file in a text editor like Notepad++ and try to find and fix the problem. Sometimes, the log file has more information. Sometimes, an online syntax check can help you — there isn't one for redscript, but it's fairly close to lua.

Sometimes, such mistakes are trivial — a forgotten , or incorrect file encoding. Often, they are not.

A tip for nil access error in lua

Ascending from user to modder

If the error isn't in any script files, you will have to unbundle the .archive, load it in WolvenKit, and get your hands dirty. We'll be seeing each other, choomba!

Cheat Sheet: Base Stats

Tweak base stats

Summary

Last documented update: May 4 2024 by manavortex

This page will show you a list of all base stats, so you don't need to search the tweak database yourself.

For a list of weapon stats and explanations of what they do, check Cheat Sheet: Weapon BaseStats.

Base Stats

BaseStats.Acceleration
BaseStats.AccumulatedDoT
BaseStats.AccumulatedDoTDecayDelayOnChange
BaseStats.AccumulatedDoTDecayEnabled
BaseStats.AccumulatedDoTDecayEndThrehold
BaseStats.AccumulatedDoTDecayRate
BaseStats.AccumulatedDoTDecayStartDelay
BaseStats.AccumulatedDoTDecayStartThreshold
BaseStats.Accuracy
BaseStats.AddExtraHitImpactVfx
BaseStats.AdditionalStealthDamage
BaseStats.Adrenaline
BaseStats.ADSSpeedPercentBonus
BaseStats.ADSSpeedPercentBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.ADSStaminaRegenMultiplier
BaseStats.AimFOV
BaseStats.AimingCost
BaseStats.AimInTime
BaseStats.AimOffset
BaseStats.AimOutTime
BaseStats.AimTime
BaseStats.AirDrop_BurningApplicationRate
BaseStats.Airdropped
BaseStats.AllDamageDonePercentBonus
BaseStats.AllowMovementInput
BaseStats.AllowRotation
BaseStats.AmmoPerQuickMelee
BaseStats.AntiVirusCooldownReduction
BaseStats.ApplicationChance
BaseStats.Armor
BaseStats.ArmorEffectivenessMultiplier
BaseStats.ArmorMultBonus
BaseStats.ArmorPenetrationBonus
BaseStats.ARSMGLMGMod2_HorRecoil
BaseStats.ARSMGLMGMod2_RecoilKick
BaseStats.ARSMGLMGMod2_RecoilKickCover
BaseStats.ARSMGLMGMod3_SpreadPerShot
BaseStats.Assault
BaseStats.AssaultRifleStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.AssaultTrait01Stat
BaseStats.Athletics
BaseStats.AthleticsTrait01Stat
BaseStats.AttackPenetration
BaseStats.AttacksNumber
BaseStats.AttackSpeed
BaseStats.AttackSpeedPercent
BaseStats.AttacksPerSecond
BaseStats.AttacksPerSecondBase
BaseStats.AttunementHelper
BaseStats.AttunementHelper2
BaseStats.AttunementHelper3
BaseStats.AttunementHelper4
BaseStats.AudioLocomotionStimRangeMultiplier
BaseStats.AudioStimRangeMultiplier
BaseStats.AutocraftDuration
BaseStats.AutoReveal
BaseStats.AxeStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.BaseAudioStimRangeMultiplier
BaseStats.BaseChargeTime
BaseStats.BaseDamage
BaseStats.BaseDamageMax
BaseStats.BaseDamageMin
BaseStats.BaseKnockdownImpulse
BaseStats.BaseMaxChargeThreshold
BaseStats.BaseMeleeAttackStaminaCost
BaseStats.BaseRicochetDamageMultiplier
BaseStats.BatonStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.BerserkArmorBonus
BaseStats.BerserkChargesDecayBegins
BaseStats.BerserkChargesDecayEnabled
BaseStats.BerserkChargesDecayEnds
BaseStats.BerserkChargesDecayRate
BaseStats.BerserkChargesDecayRateMult
BaseStats.BerserkChargesDecayStartDelay
BaseStats.BerserkChargesDelayOnChange
BaseStats.BerserkChargesRegenBegins
BaseStats.BerserkChargesRegenEnabled
BaseStats.BerserkChargesRegenEnds
BaseStats.BerserkChargesRegenRate
BaseStats.BerserkCooldownBase
BaseStats.BerserkCooldownReduction
BaseStats.BerserkDurationBase
BaseStats.BerserkHealthRegenBonus
BaseStats.BerserkKillCount
BaseStats.BerserkMeleeDamageBonus
BaseStats.BerserkRecoilReduction
BaseStats.BerserkResistancesBonus
BaseStats.BerserkStaticHealthBonusOnActivation
BaseStats.BerserkSwayReduction
BaseStats.BladeMod1_CritChance
BaseStats.BladeMod2_ModCount
BaseStats.BleedingApplicationRate
BaseStats.BleedingApplicationRateModifierHelper
BaseStats.BleedingImmunity
BaseStats.BlindImmunity
BaseStats.BlindResistance
BaseStats.BlockCyberwareBreaches
BaseStats.BlockFactor
BaseStats.BlockLocomotionWhenLeaningOutOfCover
BaseStats.BlockOpticalCamoRelicPerk
BaseStats.BlockQuickhackMenu
BaseStats.BloodQueueHealing
BaseStats.BluntFinisherHealthThresholdIncrease
BaseStats.BluntMod1_KnockbackChance
BaseStats.BluntMod2_BleedChance
BaseStats.BluntMod2_BleedConverter
BaseStats.BluntMod3_ModPower
BaseStats.BonusCritChanceVsElectrocutedEnemies
BaseStats.BonusCritChanceVsElectrocutedEnemiesModifierHelper
BaseStats.BonusDamageAgainstBosses
BaseStats.BonusDamageAgainstBossesModifierHelper
BaseStats.BonusDamageAgainstElites
BaseStats.BonusDamageAgainstMechanicals
BaseStats.BonusDamageAgainstRares
BaseStats.BonusDamagePerHit
BaseStats.BonusDmgVsRaresAndElites
BaseStats.BonusHealth
BaseStats.BonusPercentDamageToEnemiesAtFullHealth
BaseStats.BonusPercentDamageToEnemiesAtFullHealthModifierHelper
BaseStats.BonusPercentDamageToEnemiesBelowHalfHealth
BaseStats.BonusPercentDamageToEnemiesBelowHalfHealthModifierHelper
BaseStats.BonusPercentDamageVsBurningEnemies
BaseStats.BonusPercentDamageVsBurningEnemiesModifierHelper
BaseStats.BonusQuickHackDamage
BaseStats.BonusQuickHackDamageModifierHelper
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BaseStats.BonusRicochetDamageModifierHelper
BaseStats.BonusSmartGunTimeToLock
BaseStats.BossResistanceModifierHelper
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BaseStats.Brawling
BaseStats.BrawlingTrait01Stat
BaseStats.BreachStreakBuffBonus
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BaseStats.BulletMagnetismDefaultAngle
BaseStats.BulletMagnetismHighVelocityAngle
BaseStats.BulletPseudoPierceHitVFxChance
BaseStats.BulletSurroundingHitVFxChance
BaseStats.BurningApplicationRate
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BaseStats.BurningImmunity
BaseStats.CallReinforcement
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BaseStats.CanAskToHolsterWeapon
BaseStats.CanBleedingCriticallyHit
BaseStats.CanBleedingSlowTarget
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BaseStats.CanBuffCamoQuickHack
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BaseStats.CanCallDrones
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BaseStats.CanCatchUpDistance
BaseStats.CanCharge
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BaseStats.CanCommsNoiseQuickHack
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BaseStats.CanCyberwareMalfunctionQuickHack
BaseStats.CanDash
BaseStats.CanDataMineQuickHack
BaseStats.CanDeathQuickHack
BaseStats.CanDoGrandFinaleWithMantisBlades
BaseStats.CanDropWeapon
BaseStats.CanElectrocuteNullifyStats
BaseStats.CanElectrocuteRoot
BaseStats.CanExitWSOnSoundStimuli
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BaseStats.CanForceDismbember
BaseStats.CanFullyChargeWeapon
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BaseStats.CanGrenadeQuickHack
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BaseStats.CanLocomotionMalfunctionQuickHack
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BaseStats.CanMalfunctionQuickHack
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BaseStats.CanMeleeLeapTakedown
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BaseStats.CanOverheatQuickHack
BaseStats.CanOverloadQuickHack
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BaseStats.CanPingQuickHack
BaseStats.CanPlayerDodgeOnDetection
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BaseStats.CanShareThreatsWithPlayer
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BaseStats.CanTakeControlQuickHack
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BaseStats.CanUseOpticalCamo
BaseStats.CanUseOverclock
BaseStats.CanUsePainInhibitors
BaseStats.CanUsePersonalSoundSilencer
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BaseStats.CanUseStaticCamo
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BaseStats.CanUseTerrainCamo
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BaseStats.CanWeaponMalfunctionQuickHack
BaseStats.CanWeaponReloadWhileSliding
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BaseStats.CanWeaponReloadWhileVaulting
BaseStats.CanWeaponShootWhileSliding
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BaseStats.ChainswordStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.Charge
BaseStats.ChargeDischargeTime
BaseStats.ChargeFullMultiplier
BaseStats.ChargeMaxTimeInChargedState
BaseStats.ChargeMinValueBonus
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BaseStats.ChargeReadyPercentage
BaseStats.ChargeShouldFireWhenReady
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BaseStats.ChemicalDamageAdditiveMultiplier
BaseStats.ChemicalDamageMax
BaseStats.ChemicalDamageMin
BaseStats.ChemicalDamageModifierHelper
BaseStats.ChemicalDamagePercentBonus
BaseStats.ChemicalDamagePercentBonusModifierHelper
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BaseStats.ChimeraModInstalled
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BaseStats.ClipTimesCyclePlusReload
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BaseStats.CounterattackGuardbreakImmunity
BaseStats.CPO_Armor
BaseStats.CPO_NPC_Importance
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BaseStats.CraftingCostReduction
BaseStats.CraftingItemLevelBoost
BaseStats.CraftingMaterialRetrieveChance
BaseStats.CraftingTrait01Stat
BaseStats.CritChance
BaseStats.CritChanceBonus
BaseStats.CritChanceBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.CritChanceTimeCritDamage
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BaseStats.CritDamageBonus
BaseStats.CritDamageBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.CritDPSBonus
BaseStats.CrouchSprintStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.CWMaskCharges
BaseStats.CWMaskChargesDecayStartDelay
BaseStats.CWMaskChargesDelayOnChange
BaseStats.CWMaskChargesRegenBegins
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BaseStats.CyberdeckOverclockCooldown
BaseStats.CyberdeckOverclockDecayRate
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BaseStats.CyberdeckOverclockDelayOnChange
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BaseStats.CyberdeckOverclockStatValue
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BaseStats.CyberwareDurationBuff
BaseStats.CyberWareMalfunctionBlocked
BaseStats.CyberWareMalfunctionBlockedMaxStacks
BaseStats.CyberwareMalfunctionDamageMultiplier
BaseStats.CyberwareMalfunctionStacks
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BaseStats.DamageOverTimePercentBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.DamageOverTimeResistance
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BaseStats.DamageQuickHackMemoryCostReduction
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BaseStats.DamageReductionBulletExplosion
BaseStats.DamageReductionDamageOverTime
BaseStats.DamageReductionExplosion
BaseStats.DamageReductionMelee
BaseStats.DamageReductionQuickhacks
BaseStats.DashAttackStaminaCostReduction
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BaseStats.DismRLegDamageThreshold
BaseStats.DodgeStaminaCostReduction
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BaseStats.DurationBonusCovertQuickhack
BaseStats.DurationBonusElectrified
BaseStats.DurationBonusOverclock
BaseStats.DurationBonusPoisoned
BaseStats.DurationBonusQuickhack
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BaseStats.ElectricDamageAdditiveMultiplier
BaseStats.ElectricDamageMax
BaseStats.ElectricDamageMin
BaseStats.ElectricDamageModifierHelper
BaseStats.ElectricDamagePercentBonus
BaseStats.ElectricDamagePercentBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.ElectricResistance
BaseStats.ElectricResistanceModifierHelper
BaseStats.ElectrocutedApplicationRate
BaseStats.ElectrocutedApplicationRateModifierHelper
BaseStats.ElectrocuteImmunity
BaseStats.ElectroshockMechanismProcChance
BaseStats.ElementalResistanceMultiplier
BaseStats.EMPImmunity
BaseStats.EmptyReloadEndTime
BaseStats.EmptyReloadTime
BaseStats.EmptySlot_GenerationWeight_On_TierPlus
BaseStats.EmptyStat
BaseStats.EnemyChemicalResistanceReduction
BaseStats.EnemyHackUploadProgressBumpMultiplier
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BaseStats.EquipAnimationDuration_Corpo
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BaseStats.EquipDuration_First
BaseStats.EquipDurationModifier
BaseStats.EquipItemTime_Corpo
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BaseStats.Espionage
BaseStats.EvadeImpulse
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BaseStats.ExecuteDismemberProximityChance
BaseStats.ExhaustionImmunity
BaseStats.ExplosionDamagePercentBonus
BaseStats.ExplosionDamagePercentBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.ExplosionKillsRecudeUltimateHacksCost
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BaseStats.ExplosionResistanceModifierHelper
BaseStats.ExtendedStealthDuration
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BaseStats.FinisherHealthThresholdIncrease
BaseStats.FinisherHealthThresholdIncreaseForQueue
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BaseStats.FirstHackInQueueUploadTimeDecrease
BaseStats.FirstHackOfTypeInQueueRAMDecrease
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BaseStats.FocusedGrenadeShootingPerk
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BaseStats.FullyChargedThreshold
BaseStats.GearheadDamageMultiplier
BaseStats.GenericMod1_Damage
BaseStats.GenericStatPrereqValue
BaseStats.GrenadeDamagePercentBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.GrenadeExplosionBonusDamage
BaseStats.GrenadeExplosionBonusRange
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BaseStats.GroundSlamCooldownModifier
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BaseStats.GunslingerTrait01Stat
BaseStats.HackedEnemyArmorReduction
BaseStats.Hacking
BaseStats.HackingPenetration
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BaseStats.HackingResistanceUltimate
BaseStats.HackRevealPositionModifier
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BaseStats.HasHackingInteractions
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BaseStats.HasKiroshiOpticsFragment
BaseStats.HasKnifeSharpener
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BaseStats.HasOpticalCamoRare
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BaseStats.HealthOutOfCombatRegenDelayOnChange
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BaseStats.HealthOutOfCombatRegenRate
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BaseStats.HealthRegainOnKillModifierHelper
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BaseStats.HGMod1_EpicStacks
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BaseStats.HGMod3_Sway
BaseStats.HiddenSlot_GenerationWeight_On_TierPlus
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BaseStats.HumanityOverallocationPossible
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BaseStats.IconicItemUpgraded
BaseStats.IconicJointLockCover
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BaseStats.IntrinsicReloadTimeBonus
BaseStats.IntrinsicZoomLevelBonus
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BaseStats.ItemPlusDPS
BaseStats.ItemPurchasedAtVendor
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BaseStats.ItemRequiresSmartLink
BaseStats.JenkinsHelper
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BaseStats.JenkinsHelperEmptyStat
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BaseStats.KiroshiMaxZoomLevel
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BaseStats.KnifeStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.KnockdownDamageThreshold
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BaseStats.KnockdownImmunity
BaseStats.KnockdownImpulse
BaseStats.Level
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BaseStats.LightMachinegunStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.LimbHealth
BaseStats.LinearDirectionUpdateMax
BaseStats.LinearDirectionUpdateMaxADS
BaseStats.LinearDirectionUpdateMin
BaseStats.LinearDirectionUpdateMinADS
BaseStats.LocomotionExperienceReward
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BaseStats.LootLevel
BaseStats.LowerActiveCooldownOnDefeat
BaseStats.MacheteStaminaCostReduction
BaseStats.MagazineAutoRefill
BaseStats.MagazineCapacity
BaseStats.MagazineCapacityBase
BaseStats.MagazineCapacityBonus
BaseStats.MagazineCapacityDPSComponent
BaseStats.ManiacPerkBonusSpeed
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BaseStats.MaxQualityWhenLooted
BaseStats.MaxSpeed
BaseStats.MaxSpeedModifierHelper
BaseStats.MaxStacks
BaseStats.MaxStacksBonusBleeding
BaseStats.MechanicalsBuffDPSBonus
BaseStats.MechResistanceModifierHelper
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BaseStats.MeleeDamagePercentBonusModifierHelper
BaseStats.MeleeMod1_CritChance
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BaseStats.MeleeMod2_Duration
BaseStats.MeleeMod2_Stacks
BaseStats.MeleeMod3_CritChance
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BaseStats.MeleeProjectileGravitySimulationMultiplier
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BaseStats.WoundLArmDamageThreshold
BaseStats.WoundLLegDamageThreshold
BaseStats.WoundRArmDamageThreshold
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BaseStats.XPbonusMultiplier
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Items.weapon_grenade_Stat_ChargeDischargeTimeModifier

Reference: Quest Ids

Dump of the quest id info and names

The list below has the quests by type, with name, for the full journal data that should help identify quests by name, objectives, descriptions download the json below.

Main Quests

[MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q300_phantom_liberty = Phantom Liberty [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q301_crash = Dog Eat Dog [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q301_finding_myers = Hole in the Sky [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q301_q302_rescue_myers = Spider and the Fly [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q302_reed = Lucretia My Reflection [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q303_baron = The Damned [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q303_hands = Get It Together [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q303_songbird = You Know My Name [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q304_deal = Firestarter [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q304_netrunners = I've Seen That Face Before [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q304_stadium = Birds with Broken Wings [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q305_border_crossing = Leave in Silence [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q305_bunker = Somewhat Damaged [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q305_postcontent = This Corrosion [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q305_prison_convoy = Black Steel In The Hour of Chaos [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q305_reed_epilogue = Four Score and Seven [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q306_devils_bargain = The Killing Moon [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q306_postcontent = From Her to Eternity [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q306_reed_epilogue = Through Pain to Heaven [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q306_somi_epilogue = Unfinished Sympathy [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q307_before_tomorrow = Who Wants to Live Forever [MainQuest] ep1/quests/main_quest/q307_tomorrow = Things Done Changed [MainQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/mq304_succession = Run This Town [MainQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/sts_ep1_08_katya_data_shard = Am I Demon? [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q101_01_firestorm = Love Like Fire [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q101_resurrection = Playing for Time [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q103_warhead = Ghost Town [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q104_01_sabotage = Lightning Breaks [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q104_02_av_chase = Life During Wartime [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q105_02_jigjig = The Space in Between [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q105_03_braindance_studio = Disasterpiece [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q105_04_judys = Double Life [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q105_dollhouse = Automatic Love [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q108_johnny = Never Fade Away [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q110_01_voodooboys = M'ap Tann Pèlen [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q110_03_cyberspace = Transmission [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q110_voodoo = I Walk the Line [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q112_01_old_friend = Down on the Street [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q112_02_industrial_park = Gimme Danger [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q112_03_dashi_parade = Play It Safe [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q112_04_hideout = Search and Destroy [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q113_corpo = Totalimmortal [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q113_rescuing_hanako = Last Caress [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q114_01_nomad_initiation = We Gotta Live Together [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q114_02_maglev_line_assault = Forward to Death [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q114_03_attack_on_arasaka_tower = Belly of the Beast [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q115_afterlife = For Whom the Bell Tolls [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q115_rogues_last_flight = Knockin' on Heaven's Door [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/act_01/q116_cyberspace = Changes [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/epilogues/q201_heir = Where is My Mind? [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/epilogues/q202_nomads = All Along the Watchtower [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/epilogues/q203_legend = Path of Glory [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/epilogues/q204_reborn = New Dawn Fades [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q000_corpo = The Corpo-Rat [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q000_nomad = The Nomad [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q000_street_kid = The Streetkid [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q000_tutorial = Practice Makes Perfect [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q001_01_victor = The Ripperdoc [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q001_02_dex = The Ride [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q001_intro = The Rescue [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q003_maelstrom = The Pickup [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q004_braindance = The Information [MainQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q005_heist = The Heist [MainQuest] quests/meta/01_climbing_the_ladder = Become A Legend [MainQuest] quests/meta/02_sickness = Nocturne Op55N1 [MainQuest] quests/meta/03_haru_kasai = Godmaker [MainQuest] quests/meta/04_mysterious_stranger = Hidden in the Shadows [MainQuest] quests/meta/05_arasaka_princess = Kunitsu-kami [MainQuest] quests/meta/06_samurai_reunited = Blistering Love [MainQuest] quests/meta/08_headhunter = NO_TITLE [MainQuest] quests/meta/09_solo = (Don't Fear) The Reaper [MainQuest] quests/meta/10_survive = Survive...Whatever the Cost [MainQuest] quests/meta/11_johnny_business = Out of the City [MainQuest] quests/side_quest/sq032_tapeworm = Tapeworm [MainQuest] quests/templates/generic_gameplay_quest = NO_TITLE [MainQuest] quests/templates/test_template_quest = NO_TITLE [SideQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/wst_ep1_11_bill_meeting = New Person, Same Old Mistakes [SideQuest] quests/meta/07_nc_underground = The Beast In Me [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq004_riders_on_the_storm = Riders on the Storm [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq006_dream_on = Dream On [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq011_concert = A Like Supreme [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq011_johnny = Second Conflict [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq011_kerry = Holdin' On [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq012_lost_girl = I Fought the Law [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq017_01_riot_club = I Don't Wanna Hear It [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq017_02_lounge = Off the Leash [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq017_kerry = Rebel! Rebel! [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq018_jackie = Heroes [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq021_sick_dreams = The Hunt [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq022_head_hunter = NO_TITLE [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq023_bd_passion = There Is A Light That Never Goes Out [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq023_hit_order = Sinnerman [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq023_real_passion = They Won't Go When I Go [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq024_badlands_race = The Beast in Me: Badlands [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq024_city_race = The Beast in Me: City Center [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq024_santo_domingo_race = The Beast in Me: Santo Domingo [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq024_the_big_race = The Beast in Me: The Big Race [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025_0_pickup = Human Nature [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025_compensation = Tune Up [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025_delamain = Epistrophy [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025b_delamain_insurgence = Don't Lose Your Mind [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025c01_angry = Epistrophy: Wellsprings [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025c02_sad = Epistrophy: North Oak [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025c03_mean = Epistrophy: Coastview [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025c04_manic = Epistrophy: Rancho Coronado [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025c05_scared = Epistrophy: Northside [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025c06_mean = Epistrophy: Badlands [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq025c07_suicidal = Epistrophy: The Glen [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq026_01_suicide = Both Sides, Now [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq026_02_maiko = Ex-Factor [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq026_03_pizza = Talkin' 'bout a Revolution [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq026_04_hiromi = Pisces [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq027_01_basilisk_convoy = With a Little Help from My Friends [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq027_02_raffen_shiv_attack = Queen of the Highway [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq028_kerry_romance = Boat Drinks [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq029_sobchak_romance = Following the River [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq030_judy_romance = Pyramid Song [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq031_cinema = Blistering Love [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq031_rogue = Chippin' In [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq031_smack_my_bitch_up = A Cool Metal Fire [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq_q001_tbug = The Gift [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq_q001_wakako = The Gig [SideQuest] quests/side_quest/sq_q001_wilson = The Gun

Minor Quests

[MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/mq033_ep1 = Tomorrow Never Knows [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/mq300_safehouse = Water Runs Dry [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/mq301_bomb = Balls to the Wall [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/mq303_addict = Dazed and Confused [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/mq305_combat_zone_report = Shot by Both Sides [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/mq306_dumpster = No Easy Way Out [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/q304_car_retrieval = Moving Heat [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/q304_gear_pickup = Dirty Second Hands [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/q304_splinter_stash = Voodoo Treasure [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/sts_ep1_08_loot_pickup = Money For Nothing [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/sts_ep1_08_steven_meeting_night_city = The Show Must Go On [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/sts_ep1_12_pickup = Corpo of the Month [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/wst_ep1_04 = Addicted To Chaos [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/wst_ep1_05 = Go Your Own Way [MinorQuest] ep1/quests/minor_quest/wst_ep1_09 = One Way or Another [MinorQuest] quests/main_quest/prologue/q003_stout = Venus in Furs [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq001_scorpion = I'll Fly Away [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq002_veterans = Gun Music [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq003_orbitals = Space Oddity [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq005_alley = Only Pain [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq006_rollercoaster = Love Rollercoaster [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq007_smartgun = Machine Gun [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq008_party = Stadium Love [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq009_loser = NO_TITLE [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq010_barry = Happy Together [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq011_wilson = Shoot To Thrill [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq012_stud = Burning Desire [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq013_punks = A Day In The Life [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq014_02_second = Stairway To Heaven [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq014_03_third = Poem Of The Atoms [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq014_04_fourth = Meetings Along The Edge [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq014_zen = Imagine [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq015_wizardbook = Spellbound [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq016_bartmoss = KOLD MIRAGE [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq017_streetkid = Small Man, Big Mouth [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq018_writer = Killing In The Name [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq019_paparazzi = Violence [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq021_guide = Fortunate Son [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq022_ezekiel = Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq023_bootleg = The Ballad of Buck Ravers [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq024_sandra = Full Disclosure [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq025_02_kabuki = Beat on the Brat: Kabuki [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq025_03_arroyo = Beat on the Brat: Arroyo [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq025_05_glen = Beat on the Brat: The Glen [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq025_06_pacifica = Beat on the Brat: Pacifica [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq025_07_fight_club = Beat on the Brat: Rancho Coronado [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq025_psycho_brawl = Beat on the Brat [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq026_conspiracy = The Prophet's Song [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq027_stunts = Living on the Edge [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq028_stalker = Every Breath You Take [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq029_tourist = The Highwayman [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq030_melisa = Bullets [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq032_sacrum = Sacrum Profanum [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq033_tarot = Fool on the Hill [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq035_ozob = Send in the Clowns [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq036_overload = Sweet Dreams [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq037_brendan = Coin Operated Boy [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq037_brendan_dumpster = I Can See Clearly Now [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq037_brendan_hooligan001 = Spray Paint [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq038_neweridentity = Big in Japan [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq040_biosculpt = Raymond Chandler Evening [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq041_corpo = War Pigs [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq042_nomad = These Boots Are Made for Walkin' [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq043_cyberpsychos = Psycho Killer [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq044_jakes_vehicle = Sex On Wheels [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq045_victor_debt = Paid in Full [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq046_cave_vehicle = Murk Man Returns Again Once More Forever [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq047_ad_vehicle = Dressed to Kill [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq048_cyberware = Upgrade U [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq049_edgerunners = Over the Edge [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mq050_ken_block_tribute = I'm in Love with My Car [MinorQuest] quests/minor_quest/mws_wat_08_trauma_drama = Career Opportunities [MinorQuest] quests/side_quest/sq_cyberpsychos_regina = Cyberpsychosis [MinorQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/archer_bandit = Quartz "Bandit"

Street Stories

[StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/combat_zone_reward = Hi Ho Silver Lining [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_01 = Gig: Dogtown Saints [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_03 = Gig: The Man Who Killed Jason Foreman [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_04 = Gig: Prototype in the Scraper [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_06 = Gig: Heaviest of Hearts [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_07 = Gig: Roads to Redemption [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_08 = Gig: Spy in the Jungle [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_10 = Gig: Waiting for Dodger [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_12 = Gig: Treating Symptoms [StreetStory] ep1/quests/street_stories/sts_ep1_13 = Gig: Talent Academy [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/badlands_reward = Every Grain of Sand [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_02 = Gig: Big Pete's Got Big Problems [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_03 = Gig: Flying Drugs [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_04 = Gig: Radar Love [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_05 = Gig: Goodbye, Night City [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_06 = Gig: No Fixers [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_07 = Gig: Dancing on a Minefield [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_08 = Gig: Trevor's Last Ride [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_09 = Gig: MIA [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/badlands/inland_avenue/sts_bls_ina_11 = Gig: Sparring Partner [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/city_center/city_center_reward = Gas Gas Gas [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/city_center/corpo_plaza/sts_cct_cpz_01 = Gig: Serial Suicide [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/city_center/downtown/sts_cct_dtn_02 = Gig: An Inconvenient Killer [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/city_center/downtown/sts_cct_dtn_03 = Gig: A Lack of Empathy [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/city_center/downtown/sts_cct_dtn_04 = Gig: Guinea Pigs [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/city_center/downtown/sts_cct_dtn_05 = Gig: The Frolics of Councilwoman Cole [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/generic_sts_quest = Undiscovered [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/glen/sts_hey_gle_01 = Gig: Eye for an Eye [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/glen/sts_hey_gle_03 = Gig: Psychofan [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/glen/sts_hey_gle_04 = Gig: Fifth Column [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/glen/sts_hey_gle_05 = Gig: Going Up or Down? [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/glen/sts_hey_gle_06 = Gig: Life's Work [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/heywood_reward = God Bless This Mess [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/vista_del_rey/sts_hey_rey_01 = Gig: Bring Me the Head of Gustavo Orta [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/vista_del_rey/sts_hey_rey_02 = Gig: Sr. Ladrillo's Private Collection [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/vista_del_rey/sts_hey_rey_06 = Gig: Jeopardy [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/vista_del_rey/sts_hey_rey_08 = Gig: Old Friends [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/vista_del_rey/sts_hey_rey_09 = Gig: Getting Warmer... [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/wellsprings/sts_hey_spr_01 = Gig: On a Tight Leash [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/wellsprings/sts_hey_spr_03 = Gig: The Lord Giveth and Taketh Away [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/heywood/wellsprings/sts_hey_spr_06 = Gig: Hot Merchandise [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/pacifica/coastview/sts_pac_cvi_02 = Gig: Two Wrongs Makes Us Right [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/pacifica/west_wind_estates/sts_pac_wwd_05 = Gig: For My Son [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/arroyo/sts_std_arr_01 = Gig: Serious Side Effects [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/arroyo/sts_std_arr_03 = Gig: Race to the Top [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/arroyo/sts_std_arr_05 = Gig: Breaking News [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/arroyo/sts_std_arr_06 = Gig: Nasty Hangover [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/arroyo/sts_std_arr_10 = Gig: Severance Package [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/arroyo/sts_std_arr_11 = Gig: Hacking the Hacker [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/arroyo/sts_std_arr_12 = Gig: Desperate Measures [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/sts_std_rcr_01 = Gig: The Union Strikes Back [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/sts_std_rcr_02 = Gig: Cuckoo's Nest [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/sts_std_rcr_03 = Gig: Going-away Party [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/sts_std_rcr_04 = Gig: Error 404 [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/sts_std_rcr_05 = Gig: Family Matters [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/santo_domingo/santo_domingo_reward = Ride Captain Ride [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_01 = Gig: Concrete Cage Trap [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_02 = Gig: Hippocratic Oath [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_03 = Gig: Backs Against the Wall [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_04 = Gig: Fixer, Merc, Soldier, Spy [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_05 = Gig: Last Login [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_06 = Gig: Shark in the Water [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_07 = Gig: Monster Hunt [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_08 = Gig: Woman of La Mancha [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_101 = Gig: Small Man, Big Evil [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_102 = Gig: Welcome to America, Comrade [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/kabuki/sts_wat_kab_107 = Gig: Troublesome Neighbors [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/little_china/sts_wat_lch_01 = Gig: Catch a Tyger's Toe [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/little_china/sts_wat_lch_03 = Gig: Bloodsport [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/little_china/sts_wat_lch_05 = Gig: Playing for Keeps [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/little_china/sts_wat_lch_06 = Gig: The Heisenberg Principle [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_01 = Gig: Occupational Hazard [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_02 = Gig: Many Ways to Skin a Cat [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_03 = Gig: Flight of the Cheetah [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_04 = Gig: Dirty Biz [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_05 = Gig: Rite of Passage [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_06 = Gig: Lousy Kleppers [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_07 = Gig: Scrolls before Swine [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/northside_industrial_district/sts_wat_nid_12 = Gig: Freedom of the Press [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/watson/watson_reward = Last Call [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/charter_hill/sts_wbr_hil_01 = Gig: Until Death Do Us Part [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/charter_hill/sts_wbr_hil_06 = Gig: Family Heirloom [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/charter_hill/sts_wbr_hil_07 = Gig: Tyger and Vulture [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/japan_town/sts_wbr_jpn_01 = Gig: Olive Branch [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/japan_town/sts_wbr_jpn_02 = Gig: We Have Your Wife [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/japan_town/sts_wbr_jpn_03 = Gig: A Shrine Defiled [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/japan_town/sts_wbr_jpn_05 = Gig: Wakako's Favorite [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/japan_town/sts_wbr_jpn_09 = Gig: Hothead [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/japan_town/sts_wbr_jpn_12 = Gig: Greed Never Pays [StreetStory] quests/street_stories/wesbrook/westbrook_reward = Professional Widow

CyberPsychos

[CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_bls_ina_se1_07 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: The Wasteland [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_bls_ina_se1_08 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: House on a Hill [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_bls_ina_se1_22 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Second Chances [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_cct_dtn_03 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: On Deaf Ears [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_cct_dtn_07 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Phantom of Night City [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_hey_spr_04 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Seaside Cafe [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_hey_spr_06 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Letter of the Law [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_pac_cvi_08 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Smoke on the Water [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_pac_cvi_15 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Lex Talionis [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_std_arr_06 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Under the Bridge [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_std_rcr_11 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Discount Doc [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_wat_kab_02 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Demons of War [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_wat_kab_08 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Lt. Mower [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_wat_lch_06 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Ticket to the Major Leagues [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_wat_nid_03 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Where the Bodies Hit the Floor [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_wat_nid_15 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Bloody Ritual [CyberPsycho] quests/minor_quest/ma_wat_nid_22 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Six Feet Under

Contract

[Contract] ep1/quests/sandbox_activities/sa_ep1_15 = sa_ep1_15 [Contract] quests/minor_activities/badlands/se1/ma_bls_ina_se1_02 = Reported Crime: Comrade Red [Contract] quests/minor_activities/badlands/se1/ma_bls_ina_se1_03 = Reported Crime: Blood in the Air [Contract] quests/minor_activities/badlands/se1/ma_bls_ina_se1_06 = Reported Crime: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close [Contract] quests/minor_activities/badlands/se1/ma_bls_ina_se1_18 = Reported Crime: I Don't Like Sand [Contract] quests/minor_activities/badlands/se1/ma_bls_ina_se1_22 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Second Chances [Contract] quests/minor_activities/badlands/se5/ma_bls_ina_se5_33 = Reported Crime: Delivery From Above [Contract] quests/minor_activities/city_center/downtown/ma_cct_dtn_03 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: On Deaf Ears [Contract] quests/minor_activities/city_center/downtown/ma_cct_dtn_12 = Reported Crime: Turn Off the Tap [Contract] quests/minor_activities/heywood/glen/ma_hey_gle_02 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Chapel [Contract] quests/minor_activities/heywood/glen/ma_hey_gle_07 = Reported Crime: Smoking Kills [Contract] quests/minor_activities/heywood/wellsprings/ma_hey_spr_11 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Living the Big Life [Contract] quests/minor_activities/pacifica/coastview/ma_pac_cvi_10 = Reported Crime: Roadside Picnic [Contract] quests/minor_activities/pacifica/coastview/ma_pac_cvi_12 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Wipe the Gonk, Take the Implants [Contract] quests/minor_activities/pacifica/coastview/ma_pac_cvi_13 = Reported Crime: Honey, Where are You? [Contract] quests/minor_activities/pacifica/west_wind_estate/ma_pac_wwd_02 = LocKey39425 [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/arroyo/ma_std_arr_03 = NO_TITLE [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/arroyo/ma_std_arr_07 = Reported Crime: Disloyal Employee [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/arroyo/ma_std_arr_10 = Reported Crime: Ooh, Awkward [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/arroyo/ma_std_arr_14 = Reported Crime: Supply Management [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/ma_std_rcr_08 = LocKey39438 [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/ma_std_rcr_10 = Reported Crime: Welcome to Night City [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/ma_std_rcr_12 = Reported Crime: A Stroke of Luck [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/ma_std_rcr_13 = Reported Crime: Justice Behind Bars [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/ma_std_rcr_16 = NO_TITLE [Contract] quests/minor_activities/santo_domingo/rancho_coronado/ma_std_rcr_18 = LocKey42920 [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/kabuki/ma_wat_kab_05 = Reported Crime: Protect and Serve [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/little_china/ma_wat_lch_01 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Opposites Attract [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/little_china/ma_wat_lch_03 = Reported Crime: Worldly Possessions [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/little_china/ma_wat_lch_05 = Reported Crime: Paranoia [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/little_china/ma_wat_lch_08 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Tygers by the Tail [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/little_china/ma_wat_lch_15 = Reported Crime: Dangerous Currents [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_01 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Vice Control [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_02 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Just Say No [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_03 = Cyberpsycho Sighting: Where the Bodies Hit the Floor [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_06 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: No License, No Problem [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_10 = Reported Crime: Dredged Up [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_12 = Reported Crime: Needle in a Haystack [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_26 = Reported Crime: One Thing Led to Another [Contract] quests/minor_activities/watson/northside_industrial_district/ma_wat_nid_27 = Reported Crime: Don't Forget the Parking Brake! [Contract] quests/minor_activities/westbrook/charter_hill/ma_wbr_hil_05 = Reported Crime: You Play with Fire... [Contract] quests/minor_activities/westbrook/japantown/ma_wbr_jpn_07 = Reported Crime: Lost and Found [Contract] quests/minor_activities/westbrook/japantown/ma_wbr_jpn_09 = Reported Crime: Another Circle of Hell [Contract] quests/minor_activities/westbrook/japantown/ma_wbr_jpn_20 = !DUPLICATE [Contract] quests/minor_activities/westbrook/north_oak/ma_wbr_nok_01 = Reported Crime: Crash Test [Contract] quests/minor_activities/westbrook/north_oak/ma_wbr_nok_03 = Reported Crime: Table Scraps [Contract] quests/minor_activities/westbrook/north_oak/ma_wbr_nok_05 = Suspected Organized Crime Activity: Privacy Policy Violation [Contract] quests/street_stories/e3_vm_hack_v2/asdasd = LocKey39381

Vehicle Quests

[VehicleQuest] ep1/quests/sandbox_activities/courier_outro = Courier outro [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/arch = Nazaré Racer [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/archer_quartz = Quartz EC-L r275 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/brennan_apollo = Apollo [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/chevalier_emperor = Emperor 620 Ragnar [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/chevalier_thrax = Thrax 388 Jefferson [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/herrera_outlaw = Outlaw [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/mahir_supron = Supron FS3 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/makigai_maimai = MaiMai P126 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/mizutani_shion = Shion MZ2 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/mizutani_shion_nomad = Shion "Coyote" [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/quadra_turbo = Turbo-R 740 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/quadra_type66 = Type-66 640 TS [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/quadra_type66_avenger = Quadra Type-66 Avenger [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/quadra_type66_nomad = Quadra Type-66 "Javelina" [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/quadra_type66_nomad_ncu = Quadra Type-66 "Cthulhu" [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/rayfield_aerondight = Rayfield Aerondight "Guinevere" [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/rayfield_caliburn = Rayfield Caliburn [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/thorton_colby = Colby C125 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/thorton_colby_nomad = Thorton Colby "Little Mule" [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/thorton_colby_pickup = Thorton Colby CX410 Butte [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/thorton_galena = Galena G240 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/thorton_galena_nomad = Thorton Galena "Gecko" [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/thorton_mackinaw = Mackinaw MTL1 [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier1 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier2 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier3 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier4 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier5 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier6 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier7 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/tier8 = !OBSOLETE [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/villefort_alvarado = Alvarado V4F 570 Delegate [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/villefort_columbus = Columbus V340-F Freight [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/villefort_cortes = Cortes V5000 Valor [VehicleQuest] quests/vehicle_metaquest/yaiba_kusanagi = Kusanagi CT-3X

Courier Quests

[CourierQuest] ep1/quests/sandbox_activities/courier_test = Just Another Story [CourierSideQuest] ep1/quests/sandbox_activities/courier_intro_journal = Push It to the Limit [CourierSideQuest] ep1/quests/sandbox_activities/courier_outro_dock = Baby Let Me Take You