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I will say this:
after the last AML mod, things did improve a bit (its 25/5/2025) it did improve a bit, both loading the game and loading armour pieces.
AML added some streamlining features to mod loading / simplified the loading system for the mods.
But in this case I don't think RustyDios can do anything to improve the loading times , I think you would need some sort of large overhaul to the selection of mods to maybe do it and that point you might as well hope for X-COM 3.
this is my advice, take it or leave it:
- set the armour pieces you wanna use to the 'common' catagory, so you quicken things for yourself (it wont fix the loading time, but it will quicken your selecting time, so the percieved duration of time overall is reduced)
- reduce the quantity of customisation mods you want to use (best but most depressing one)
- if its too slow, just swap over to appearance manager, it was quickish for me.
And body usually have way more cosmetics than the other parts cause mods add variants and stuff
Although, I had the invisible body parts with UCR for a while with no issues until I enabled and tried out Project Dollhouse.