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Equipment

Everything about gear

This section collects

look-ups about equipment (preview pictures and spawn codes)
documented variants per item

Please use the wiki page tree to find the section's content, or click on the next link at the bottom of this page.

Equipment Databases

Browse the catalogue

Summary

Published: June 29 2024 by Last documented edit: June 29 2024 by

This page lists websites where you can look up pictures

Base IDs (just lists)

Item Previews (pretty pictures!)

List

Description

Cheat sheet: Weapons

We need guns, lots of guns.

Summary

Last documented edit: Feb 07 2024 by

This page lists weapon .ent files by associated iron for your convenience.

Wait, this is not what I want!

Do you want to complete your stash? !
For a guide on adding custom weapons, check or
For an overview of weapon properties, check
For an overview of weapon audio profiles, check

Weapons

Weapons dont seem to have ent files that tie them together in quite the same way as most things they do however have app files that have the component lists, so who cares?

(Just to be difficult some rifles are referenced by a random file in the quests folder called empty_entity.ent, and the katanas and knives seem to have ents) If your wanting to import to Blender Sim created a bunch of dummy ent files to let you import things:

Generally speaking the files are in \base\weapons then organised by type and then name. But searching an app file then right clicking and find used files is faster than browsing, so here are the file names.

Weapon

App or Ent File

Ent file

Spawn Codes (BaseIDs/Hashes)

Item spawn codes and how they link to appearances

What's a BaseID?

Each item is uniquely identified by this . You can use it to spawn items via with the following command:

Items.money is the baseID for eddies, and the 5000 will stuff 5 grand into your pocket.

Lists of Base IDs

You can usually find any BaseID on the wiki. Search for a game item, then expand the section "technical details" in the box to the right.

A selection of lists for looking up item codes. Alternatively, you can browse through the game's files, or search the web.

Step by step

Step 1: Finding the right item

We're finding the item by name. If you don't even know that much, check the and see if you can find the name from a picture.

Head to the and search for your item. For this guide, we'll be using the Reinforced Puffer Vest.
In the box on the left, find the Technical section. This will list your base ID:

You can use the base ID to spawn the item via Cyber Engine Tweaks:

Game.AddToInventory("Items.Vest_17_basic_01")

The naming scheme

Usually, the base ID consists of two parts: the item name, and the item's appearance.

Vest_17 is the name of the item. You can use this to find its control files (see Step 2 below).
basic_01 is the variant name. This is used inside the control files to load a specific appearance.

Step 2: Finding the .app file

Open WolvenKit and use the Asset Browser to search for the item's app file: vest_17 > .app

- If you have more than one file, hover over them to view their file paths, and pick the one that's inside a player folder.
Open the .app file (right-click, "Open without adding to project")

Step 3: Finding the mesh

Inside the .app file, open the appearances array
You will see something like this:

Ignore camera mode and open the appearance that you want (basic_02_w)
Open the components array and find the component that has mesh in its name:

You want mesh file's DepotPath. This is where Wolvenkit stores the 3d object, which contains the materials.

You found the item, what now?

Now that you've found your mesh, you can edit it.

Alternative methods of finding an item

The Tweak Browser

Search for your item, e.g. Q005_Johnny_Pants
Select one of the entries from the list on the left
In the detail panel with the item's properties, find the appearanceName.
- If you don't have a detail panel, make the Tweak Browser window wider

The appearance name will be something like l1_pants_16_q005_johnny_. Does this look familiar?

The Wolvenkit Search

Variants and appearances

For the purpose of recoloring or exchanging items

Summary

Created & Published: November 5 2022 by @manavortex

This page is a look-up for recolouring or replacing items. For an overview of existing items, see here.

As for how to find this information when it's not on the page, check this guide.

When adding an entry, please include the following information:

Relative path
Item spawn code(s)
Number of variants
Mapping of variant names to item spawn codes

T1 (inner torso) — Shirts

Reinforced Bra (4 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\citizen_prostitute\torso\t1_047_tank__pushup\

image

# available variants

name of variant

corresponding meshMeshAppearance

Duo-Layer-Bustier (6 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\citizen_prostitute\torso\t1_097_tank__corset_doll\

T2 (outer torso) — Jackets

Crystaljock Bomber (6 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\player_equipment\torso\t2_084_jacket__short_sleeves

Reinforced Puffer vest (4 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\player_equipment\torso\t2_002_vest__puffy

Legs — Pants, skirts etc.

Windbreaker Pants (9 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\player_equipment\legs\l1_070_pants__loose

Feet — Shoes

H1 (Head)

H2 (Head) — Face

Variants and appearances

For the purpose of recoloring or exchanging items

Summary

Created & Published: November 5 2022 by @manavortex

This page is a look-up for recolouring or replacing items. For an overview of existing items, see here.

As for how to find this information when it's not on the page, check this guide.

When adding an entry, please include the following information:

Relative path
Item spawn code(s)
Number of variants
Mapping of variant names to item spawn codes

T1 (inner torso) — Shirts

Reinforced Bra (4 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\citizen_prostitute\torso\t1_047_tank__pushup\

image

# available variants

name of variant

corresponding meshMeshAppearance

Duo-Layer-Bustier (6 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\citizen_prostitute\torso\t1_097_tank__corset_doll\

image

name of variant

corresponding meshMeshAppearance

T2 (outer torso) — Jackets

Crystaljock Bomber (6 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\player_equipment\torso\t2_084_jacket__short_sleeves

image

name of variant

corresponding meshMeshAppearance

Reinforced Puffer vest (4 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\player_equipment\torso\t2_002_vest__puffy

image

name of variant

corresponding meshMeshAppearance

Legs — Pants, skirts etc.

Windbreaker Pants (9 variants)

File Path: base\characters\garment\player_equipment\legs\l1_070_pants__loose

image

name of variant

corresponding meshMeshAppearance

Feet — Shoes

H1 (Head)

H2 (Head) — Face

Spawn Codes (BaseIDs/Hashes)

Item spawn codes and how they link to appearances

What's a BaseID?

Each item is uniquely identified by this . You can use it to spawn items via with the following command:

Items.money is the baseID for eddies, and the 5000 will stuff 5 grand into your pocket.

Lists of Base IDs

You can usually find any BaseID on the wiki. Search for a game item, then expand the section "technical details" in the box to the right.

A selection of lists for looking up item codes. Alternatively, you can browse through the game's files, or search the web.

Step by step

Step 1: Finding the right item

We're finding the item by name. If you don't even know that much, check the and see if you can find the name from a picture.

Head to the and search for your item. For this guide, we'll be using the Reinforced Puffer Vest.
In the box on the left, find the Technical section. This will list your base ID:

You can use the base ID to spawn the item via Cyber Engine Tweaks:

Game.AddToInventory("Items.Vest_17_basic_01")

The naming scheme

Usually, the base ID consists of two parts: the item name, and the item's appearance.

Vest_17 is the name of the item. You can use this to find its control files (see Step 2 below).
basic_01 is the variant name. This is used inside the control files to load a specific appearance.

Step 2: Finding the .app file

If you can't find any files with the method below, scroll to at the bottom of this guide before proceeding.

Open WolvenKit and use the Asset Browser to search for the item's app file: vest_17 > .app

You should now have at least one .app file, where the item's appearances are defined.. To learn more about this, check . This is not necessary for this guide.
- If you have more than one file, hover over them to view their file paths, and pick the one that's inside a player folder.
- If you can't find any files, check below.
Open the .app file (right-click, "Open without adding to project")

Step 3: Finding the mesh

Inside the .app file, open the appearances array
You will see something like this:

Ignore camera mode and open the appearance that you want (basic_02_w)
Open the components array and find the component that has mesh in its name:

You want mesh file's DepotPath. This is where Wolvenkit stores the 3d object, which contains the materials.

You found the item, what now?

Now that you've found your mesh, you can edit it.

To use it for the base of a new in-game item, check the guide
To change its materials, check the guide

Alternative methods of finding an item

Some items don't obey , for example Q005_Johnny_Pants. So how can you find these kinds of items?

The Tweak Browser

Find and open the and wait for it to initialize. As of Wolvenkit 8.14, it is pinned to the right side of the viewport
Search for your item, e.g. Q005_Johnny_Pants
Select one of the entries from the list on the left
In the detail panel with the item's properties, find the appearanceName.
- If you don't have a detail panel, make the Tweak Browser window wider

The appearance name will be something like l1_pants_16_q005_johnny_. Does this look familiar?
Time to proceed with

The Wolvenkit Search

Depending on what you are looking for, you can check and dig directly for the mesh file. This might be tedious, but you'll also discover a lot of things on the way, so it's definitely worth a try!