There isn't really any clothes in that pack. Reason it's cut off is that it only affects studio, which some users may not care about, so makes little sense to ask those users to download like 60GB of mods they will never use. If you're not using studio, you're missing nothing by skipping the optional pack.
As long as you have GraphicsMod installed (either manually or via a RePack) there should be a folder in your HS2 root called presets.
Those usually appear when the version of the mod you have and the version of the mod on the character are not the same, though they could also be missing. To fix it if it is the first issue, just go into the maker and switch out the accessories the characters have by taking them off and putting them back on. This switches out the old version's metadata on the character card for the new version's metadata. If it is the second, you would have to find the mods on the internet, which I rarely have any luck with on just these messages.
This is what usually causes the missing mod messages because the mod gets updated in the files, but remains the old version on character cards.
Positions are based on what condition the girl is in in game. If she is broken, she will have positions accessible by broken characters, but she will lose any positions not open to broken characters and will lose any positions not open if she isn't broken if she loses broken status. The only way to make it so that all positions are open at all times is modding.
If they are dependent than all positions will be available for them.
Oddly enough, the second one looks better. The first is messing with my eyes.
There are two potential causes, one, Unity has an inherent issue with clothes clipping that seems to plague several games, this cannot be fixed by anyone that isn't a Unity engine developer, not a game maker, I mean an actual person who works on the engine. The second issue is that, potentially, the item was not fitted correctly by whoever made it and it is too small in some areas, causing it to clip since there is no collision to prevent clothes clipping. This can only be fixed by readjusting the item so that it fits correctly on the model.
That's not odd at all though? The second one is supposed to look better. That's just a heavily zoomed in area with strong Depth of Field. Which is never meant to be the focal point of any image and thus if it was, it would be uncomfortable to look at. The second one is higher resolution and completely removes the Depth of Field effect. Which was the entire point of my post.
It's usually the depth of field that hurts my eyes. In the second image, the one where depth of field is not on, it isn't as blurred and my eyes aren't straining to see what is behind said blur. I've never had much success with getting the depth of field to stay on the image when I make renders, either. It may be taking it off by design specifically when rendering. I would not know where to look since I don't typically mess with them, but there might be a graphics mod with its own depth of field effect that WON'T turn off automatically.
