indie game Cult of the Lamb - Exposed Lamb + Followers 1.1 - 1.3.5.382

Make your cult embrace true nudism by disallowing fig leaves for covering.

With these mods, your followers and yourself can be exposed for all to see!

This mod shaves off the wool from your Lamb's groin to reveal their bits, either male or female.
Alternatively, there's an option to only remove the fig leaf from their Fleece of the Natural.
Requires the Sinful Pack DLC in order to wear the nude 'outfit'.

HOW TO INSTALL:
- Move "constantassets_assets_all_56b795b62b7a05cc7f4a75873acb9bd1.bundle" to:
  "Cult of the Lamb\Cult Of The Lamb_Data\StreamingAssets\aa\StandaloneWindows64"
- Replace the original file. (I recommend backing it up before replacing it if you want to uninstall the mod.)
- Move "catalog.json" to:
  "Cult of the Lamb\Cult Of The Lamb_Data\StreamingAssets\aa"
- Replace the original file there also.
- If you place BOTH files where they should be, the game should load.
- Equip the Fleece of the Natural at your Temple.
- Have fun!
 
If the game won't load after replacing both files, that's likely because the mod isn't updated for the latest version of the game or your game isn't up to date.

Make your followers truly embrace nudism by banning the use of fig leaves for covering to reveal their bits.

- There are three versions for female: vanilla chest, flat-chested line, and with breasts.
- There's a SFW leafless version which doesn't show any genitals.
- Unfortunately, I couldn't do the male version currently due to the issue of the penis sprite using the colour of the fig leaf sprite instead of the followers' body colour which looks off.

Note that because there's no specified genders for Followers in this game, using this texture mod will make all Followers have pussies (+ boobs).

HOW TO INSTALL:

I suggest you back up your "resources.assets" file in case you want to revert any modified changes to it.
This file can be found in the game's directory inside the "Cult Of The Lamb_Data" folder.

Method 1: Unity Asset Bundle Extractor Avalonia
1.    Download UABEAvalonia from GitHub and extract the contents of the zip folder to wherever you want.
2.    Run "UABEAvalonia.exe" from the extracted folder.
3.    Click "File > Open" and select "resources.assets" in "Cult Of The Lamb_Data" from the game's directory.

       Dragging the file to the UABEA window works too.
4.    When the "Assets Info" window appears, find the Texture2D file that is named "Follower".
       You can either find this file quicker by clicking "View > Search by name" (or pressing Ctrl + F) and search "Follower"
       or click "View > Go to asset" (Ctrl + G) and type in "1050" which is the Path ID of that file. Note: Path ID may change in future game updates.
5.    When you have the "Follower" texture file selected, click "Plugins > Edit" to bring up the "Texture Edit" window.
6.    Click on the "Load" button next to the "Texture" text label and select the image you want from the mod folder to replace the texture with.
7.    Click "Save" and wait for the program to patch in the new texture.
8.    Afterwards, click "File > Save" or "Save as" to save the modified "resources.assets". You can now close UABEA after this.
9.    Once you're done all that and the modified "resources.assets" is in the "Cult Of The Lamb_Data" folder, the mod should be successfully installed.

Method 2: XDelta Patcher
1.    Download Delta Patcher from Romhacking.net and extract the contents of the zip folder to wherever you want.
2.    Run "DeltaPatcher.exe from the extracted folder.
3.    Set the "Original file" to the file address of "resources.assets" in "Cult Of The Lamb_Data" from the game's directory.

       You can just click on the folder icon next to it and select the file you want to patch.
4.    Do the same for "XDelta patch" by selecting one of the XDELTA patches from the mod folder.
5.    When you have everything ready, click "Apply patch" and you should have a modified "resources.assets" file.
6.    The mod should be successfully installed when the modified "resources.assets" is in the "Cult Of The Lamb_Data" folder.

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