保留初始形象-Keep Start Appearance

Brotato: Preserve Your Character’s Original Look with This Essential Mod

Tired of Item Visuals Cluttering Your Brotato Experience?

As you battle hordes of extraterrestrial threats in Brotato, you’ll inevitably equip items that change your character’s appearance. While some of these visual flair additions can be fun, others can detract from the unique aesthetic you’ve chosen or simply become distracting. If you’ve ever wished you could enjoy the benefits of powerful items without their sometimes garish visual modifications, this mod is for you.

Introducing the “Keep Start Appearance” Mod

The “Keep Start Appearance” mod for Brotato offers a simple yet effective solution for players who prefer to maintain their character’s default look throughout their runs. This mod allows you to selectively hide the visual changes that items impose, letting you focus on the gameplay and your chosen character’s design.

Key Features of the Keep Start Appearance Mod:

• Hide Item Visuals: Easily disable the appearance-altering effects of equipped items.
• In-Game Toggling: Switch the mod’s functionality on and off mid-run for dynamic control.
• Wave-Based Refresh: Visual changes (or lack thereof) are applied at the start of the next wave.
• Simple Activation: The mod is enabled directly within the game’s settings menu.

How to Use and Important Considerations

Activating the “Keep Start Appearance” mod is straightforward. Simply navigate to your in-game settings and enable the feature. You can toggle it on and off during a run, with changes taking effect at the beginning of the next wave. This allows for flexibility – perhaps you want to see an item’s visual for a wave, then revert back.

It’s important to note a specific behavior: if your character’s design consists of only a single, base sprite (as might be the case with certain character mods), this mod might treat that base sprite as an “item appearance” to be hidden. To avoid this, a simple workaround exists: ensure the “Keep Start Appearance” mod is *disabled* when you first load into a run. Once your character is in-game, you can then activate the mod, and it will correctly preserve your intended starting appearance.

While the mod effectively hides item appearances during your current session, keep in mind that these visual preferences are not saved when you exit Brotato. Continuing a saved game after closing the application will reset the mod’s effect, requiring you to re-enable it for your next session.