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Successor to ForceUndress
This is the successor to ForceUndress.
After a very unfortunate event, the system had to be rewritten from scratch. As a result, the creator has changed.
The code is entirely new and much leaner. Some functions were deliberately left out, while better ones were added.
Key Changes:
- ❌A separate database is no longer required – no database.
- ❌All old data, objects, and scripts are lost forever.
Advantages:
- 🧩 Keep your complexity low by avoiding transparent body parts.
- 🎯 No need to search through your inventory to change clothing layers.
- 🚀 Faster, cleaner, and more intuitive experience overall.
Feedback & Support: If you discover a bug or encounter a problem, please report it via Discord (online). Feature requests are also welcome through the same channel.
Conclusion: A fresh start was necessary – and it comes with smarter design and improved usability.
How to Create the Avatar Folder
!! NEVER KEEP THE TOOL WITHIN YOUR `~undressify` FOLDER !!
Doing so will cause the tool to be detached when you change avatars. ⚠️ I take no responsibility if the HUD fails to work with other RLV tools.
You must create a basic folder structure as explained below. This structure is essential for Undressify to function properly.
Required Folder Structure:
📁 Avatar Folder:
- `#RLV/~undressify/av/youravatarname`
Place your naked avatar into this folder. 🚫 WITHOUT TESTICLES! Unless you *really* want to carry scriptbombs. You can have multiple avatar folders. Load an avatar using the Avatar button!
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🧥 Version 1 – One outfit folder for all avatars
Create the following structure:
#RLV/~undressify/of/
└── nameofyouroutfit/
├── top_1
├── pants_1
├── top_2
├── pants_2
├── top_3
├── pants_3
└── top_0 / pants_0 (optional)
🧥 Version 2 – One Outfit Folder per Avatar
🧥 Optional Setup: You can organize outfits per avatar by enabling avatar-specific mode (`avspecific`).
Folder Structure Example:
#RLV/~undressify/of:avatarname/
└── nameofyouroutfit/
├── top_1
├── pants_1
├── top_2
├── pants_2
├── top_3
├── pants_3
└── top_0 / pants_0 (optional)
Folder Layer Meanings
📌 Each folder suffix defines how the clothing behaves during undressing. Refer to the table below for clarity:
| Folder Suffix | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| `_1` | Top layer | Visible clothing |
| `_2` | Underwear or secondary layer | Optional |
| `_3` | Naked layer or extras | Optional, requires `_2` to be present |
| `_0` | Hidden layer | Inaccessible to others (e.g. tattoos or outfit-specific details) |
You can create multiple outfit folders to suit different styles or avatars.
How to Use:
- Load an outfit using the Outfits button.
- The Clothing button will appear next.
- 👆 Click the Clothing button to preview how your clothing will be undressed.
- You can now click your belly or lower back to open the menu and load your avatar, outfit, etc.
- 🎛 Go to the main menu and click on “outfit” to begin.