Mods should NEVER publish XCom_UnrestrictedCustomization.ini (without _Mod suffix) or it will revert user's settings to default values.



If within XComContent.ini you defined multiple templates for a single part archetype,
you need to declare the proper categories for filtering pupose.
(eg: so "heavy armor" filter wont show your fabric shirts, etc.).

The easiest to do so is to use the in-game edit button on the body parts.
Then, copy/paste the corresponding lines from profile's XCom_UnrestrictedCustomization.ini
to XCom_UnrestrictedCustomization_Mod.ini under [UnrestrictedCustomization.uc_BodyPartLoader] section, eg:



UnrestrictedCustomization allows to remove/hide body parts from vamilla or another mod.
For example I used this to replace some vanilla "all-in-torso" parts by separate arms + legs + torso: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1221459828

example of XCom_UnrestrictedCustomization_Mod.ini file :

Node: This can also be used to remove invisible parts (if you include some with your mod) when UnrestrictedCustomization is installed (since it already provides invisibles parts).



Just like Vanilla, UnrestrictedCustomization uses Localization\XComGame.xxx (where xxx is int or 3 letter country code) to localize body parts.
Except it also localizes torsos, arms and legs.

The syntax is the same as Vanilla, using DisplayName field under [TemplateName X2BodyPartTemplate] sections, eg: