Note: The Subtitle overlay mod (included in the package) also comes with a cheat interface showing you the values of the variables concerning the traits and needs of each girl you load into a particular world. When you start the game, a list of hotkeys will be displayed including a toggle for this cheat interface. You may disable it if you don't want the numbers cluttering your display, or you can simply leave it running without modifying any values, because the numbers it shows are updated dynamically as the game progresses. So for example if you did something and received a reaction from a girl, you can see how exactly it affected her - e.g. it raised her friendship level, or lowered her bathing need, or increased her jealousy level, etc.
Later on you may want to add more mods, like new clothes or additional areas ("maps"). Since you've already got the Illusion Wizzard installed because you followed these directions, you're all set. Simply download the mod you want and move the file to the /AG3/mods/ subfolder under the Illusion Wizzard's folder; after that, run the Illusion Wizzard to select and activate it.
Artificial Girl 3 Mods
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Artificial Girl is a series of three H-games (and an expansion pack) made by the Japanese gaming company Illusion. It allows the player to design from scratch an ideal girl, picking hair color, eye color, voice, and bust size. From 3 onward, one could also choose certain personality traits to add. Having created said character, the game allows you to walk around in a visually unimpressive virtual world and, well, interact with the girl that was just created.
After creating the girl and entering the world, the only thing that can be changed about the girl (barring anything done through mods) is the clothing she wears, though the available options are quite in depth.
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