Starbound Change Character Appearance Mod Upd

players, the lack of an in-game "barber" or "plastic surgeon" is a long-standing frustration. While there isn't one definitive "Appearance Mod," several tools and specialized mods solve this problem in different ways. 1. StarExtensions (Highly Recommended) StarExtensions

B. Key Implementation Snippets (conceptual)

• Use player.setSpecies/species parameters or player.setAppearance calls (adapt to Starbound API version).
• Preset save flow: serialize appearance table → write to temporary file → rename to final file.
• Server sync flow: client requests change → server validates assets → server applies and broadcasts change.

Warning: Changing your species might make your equipped armor look weird until you re-equip it. Also, don’t use this on a multiplayer server unless you are the admin. starbound change character appearance mod

1. Search for "Starcheat Starbound" on GitHub or Nexus Mods. (Ensure you download the version compatible with your Starbound version—usually version 1.4.4).
2. Extract and run the program.

• Initial downloads, star ratings, and top bug reports tracked.

• Feature set: in-game character appearance editor accessible via NPC or item; save/load presets; support vanilla player races and mods where feasible.
• Compatibility target: Starbound stable branch (specify version at dev start).
• Licensing: open-source (MIT) with attribution.

In most RPGs, your character evolves. In Starbound, your character might start as a simple Protectorate recruit and end up as a galaxy-hopping god. It feels immersion-breaking when your "hardened veteran" still has the same bright pink mohawk and goofy grin they had on Earth. Appearance mods allow you to: players, the lack of an in-game "barber" or