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The filter toolbar§

The sticky filters toolbar at the bottom of the page will show you all the criteria you have selected in the form of badges. Click on any of these to remove them from the selection again.

To reset all filters, use the "Clear all filters" link on the right.

Filter by tags§

Click any of the mod tag badges to add it to the filters. You can also add them manually to the page's URL in the tags parameter.

Separate multiple tags by commas. Spaces are ignored. Tags are case-sensitive.

For example, to filter by Jewelry and Necklace, add this:

&tags=Jewelry,Necklace

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Note: The mod database has a list of all available tags as a reference.

Full-text search§

Use the search box to search in the mod name, description, and authors.

Search terms are separated by spaces. The search is case-insensitive.

Note: For performance reasons, partial search terms will only match the beginning of a word. For example, searching for neck will match necklace, but lace will not.

Selecting multiple mod names§

When you click a mod's permalink, it will be added to the filter and the
list will only show that mod. A hidden feature is that it is possible to select multiple mods by manually adding their names to the page's URL in the mods parameter.

Separate mod names by commas. Spaces are ignored. The names are case-insensitive.

For example, to show both of Veegee's Assassin Outfit mods together:

&mods=assassin-outfit,assassin-outfit-part-2 

Try it out here

Note: If the mod category is omitted, the database will assume you want to reference a clothing mod, and will automatically prepend the clothing. prefix. In practice, assassin-outfit is equivalent to clothing.assassin-outfit.

Contributing to the database§

The mod database is powered by the Cyberpunk 2077 Clothing Mods Database project on GitHub. There is a detailed contribution guide there, from reporting typos to adding new mods.