Com3d2 Preset Portable ((free))

Drop your portable .preset files directly into this folder.

In simpler terms, a "Portable" preset is intended to be , reducing the "Missing Mod" headache.

Keep your Mod folder clean. Grouping assets by creator or asset type makes it drastically easier to troubleshoot missing textures when moving presets between machines. com3d2 preset portable

Drag and drop the .preset file into the target device's COM3D2\Preset\ directory.

I can provide specific command scripts or file structures tailored to your devices. Share public link Drop your portable

In the deep customization ocean of Custom Order Maid 3D 2 (COM3D2), a maid isn’t just a character. She’s hours of tuning sliders—face shape, eye angle, skin gloss, breast physics, accessory placement, and personality quirks.

At the core of this portability is the .preset file itself. It's a self-contained file format, which makes it inherently portable by design. You can copy it, move it, or email it, and it will retain all of its instructions. However, the real challenge is making sure that the receiving computer has all of the necessary building blocks (Mods and DLC) to interpret those instructions correctly. Grouping assets by creator or asset type makes

If a portable preset fails to load or looks "broken" (e.g., missing hair or clothes), it usually means you are missing the specific or Mod required for those items. Always check the preset's description for "Required DLC" lists. You can also use the DLC Copy Tool if you are moving between COM3D2 and the newer COM3D2.5 version to ensure all assets are synchronized.

Allows you to share your unique creations with friends or the community without making them download your entire 100GB mod folder. How to Create a Portable Preset Package

Remove any mods that are overly personal or from obscure sources. Stick to popular base mods (e.g., COM Modular IEM , Maid Fiddler Overlay ).

Rename your .preset files to include the character name and style (e.g., Alisa_Casual_v2.preset ) rather than leaving them as default timestamps.