Inside the game’s "Change Appearance" screen (Edit Mode), you can save a maid’s visual data. This outputs a file (often with no extension or a custom one) that captures:

When sharing or moving a character, you need to share the Preset.png and a folder containing the associated .mod files.

: Use services like Google Drive or OneDrive to mirror your Preset folder. Advanced users sometimes use "symbolic links" (junctions) to point their game's preset folder directly to a synced cloud folder, ensuring every change is automatically backed up and available on other devices.

If you want to run the entire game off a high-speed external SSD or USB drive—complete with your full library of presets—you need to make the entire installation portable.

Q: Can I create my own presets? A: Yes, you can create your own presets using Com3d2 Preset Portable. Simply configure your character settings and export them as a preset file.

When loading a portable preset on a fresh installation, you may encounter common visual glitches. Here is how to fix them. The Maid is Completely Naked or Bald

Recipients must download the mods themselves. This is the only ethical "portable" system.

Do not launch the game via the standard launcher ( Edit.exe or Launcher.exe ) if you are running it from a portable drive on a new PC. Instead, use the direct game executable ( COM3D2x64.exe or COM3D2x86.exe ). 2. Configure BepinEx for Portability

One of the most powerful features of Custom Order Maid 3D2 (COM3D2) is the ability to create a personalized character with custom body parameters, equipment, and color settings. But what happens when you switch computers, want to share your creations with a friend, or need to back up your progress? That is where the concept of comes into play.

For each mod listed, copy the entire mod folder from your Sybaris/UnityInjector (or BepInEx/Plugins ) into your 02_Mods_Used folder. Maintain the folder structure exactly.

: A preset acts as a "DNA" file for your maid, containing her facial structure, body proportions, hair styles, and often her specific outfits.