Starfield offers plenty of weapon and suit customization options. Besides granting you particular stats, they make your character stand out more. I enjoy spending hours customizing my character and couldn't wait to equip my Constellation skins to try them out. But, like many other players, I needed help figuring out how to find these items in the game. If you're stuck like I was, this guide will help!
How to find and equip your Constellation skin pack in Starfield
To equip your Constellation skin pack in Starfield, you must find the following objects:
- Space Suit workbench: You can equip your spacesuit skin here.
- Weapon workbench: You can apply your weapon skin here.
Once you find one of the appropriate workbenches, find your Constellation pack in the inventory and select it. You will see the Skins option at the bottom of the Mod Slots menu. Select it and click the Constellation skin you obtained as a part of your Starfield premium edition content. Do the same for your spacesuit and the helmet. The laser rifle skin only works on the Equinox model, which you can find easily in the game or purchase from one of the vendors once they become unlocked.
Where to find workbenches in Starfield
The easiest way to find workbenches in Starfield is to visit Jemison, a planet in the Alpha Centauri system (you'll discover this location by following the natural progression of the main mission). Once you travel to the system, choose and drop down on The Lodge landing site, then turn right and go downstairs and into the basement, where you'll see two workbenches available.
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