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Songbird - Song So Mi in her Cyborg appearance
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Songbird - Song So Mi in her Cyborg appearance
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You have to do 2 steps, first open the songbird scene and save the appearance preset and then save the plugin preset. Then in whatever scene you want to bring her to, load the appearance preset for her and then load the plugin preset, important: when loading the plugin preset, select merge load so you don't delete any other plugins that would break the scene.
Just to help you understand how this works: Vam always has regular skin on a person. There is no way to hide it ingame except with a plugin attached to the person to prevent the original skin from appearing. Since her whole back is open and there's stuff "inside" it, i can't work with the original skin anymore so what's happening here is that i basically hide the whole actual skin of the person, and then put the skin back on with a clothing item that looks like skin, like a bodysuit but with the necessary cutouts in the back that i can't do with the actual skin of the person. This may sound a bit strange to most vam users but i think with models like that this is the best method to make it work in vam. With my newer models i already code the necessary plugins directly into the clothing items if possible with stopper's clothing plugin manager, but when i released songbird i didn't know how to do that to be honest 
