Body, with players able to change BD-1's entire core body, in between its legs and below its head.

Audio sensors, with players able to customize the antenna/ear-like protrusions on the side of BD-1's head.

Head, with players able to swap out BD-1's entire head behind the photoreceptors.

Photoreceptors, with players able to change BD-1's 'eyes' and front visor.

Players aren't just able to tweak BD-1's colors anymore - Now, all of BD-1 can be customized, including swapping individual components. Cal's best friend and everyone's favorite companion droid (sorry, R2-D2) is back and far more customizable.

Clothes materials, with players able to customize jackets, shirts, and pants with different colorways and designs (each clothing item comes with a unique set of material options, which are often unlocked separately from the clothing item itself).

Pants, with players able to pair the top half of Cal with, you guessed it, pants and shoes.

Shirts, with players able to further customize Cal's look with new clothing under his jacket (as long as the jacket doesn't already come with a shirt), and even gloves.

Jackets, with players able to choose between a wide variety of outer coats and gear (this can also be outfit-esque, with the jacket also including a shirt).Facial hair, with players able to choose between clean shaven, goatees, full beards, and much more.Hair, with players able to choose between lots of haircuts and hairstyles, including buns, buzz cuts, messy locks, and even a mullet.He has also set aside his infamous poncho in exchange for a wide variety of cosmetic items, including: The wayward hero of the Star Wars Jedi franchise brought to life by actor Cameron Monaghan, Cal is five years older in Survivor and far wearier in his constant struggle against the unstoppable Empire. Here's everything you can customize in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor: The latest iteration of my lightsaber in Jedi: Survivor, which has changed significantly during my playthrough.

Star wars jedi: survivor cosmetics