Femshepping's lightweight fighter costume (supports CBBE and original body shapes) - Chinese update
Set of 3 mix and match outfits. A nuclear world is needed. The Bodyslide files were kindly provided to me by davethedrunk (femshepping).
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About this mod Machine translation
Set of 3 mix and match outfits. A nuclear world is needed. The Bodyslide files were kindly provided to me by davethedrunk (femshepping).
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Nuka World DLC
CBBE body shape (optional, if you want to use the CBBE version):
The CBBE version and the original body version have been packaged and uploaded together with the texture replacement files of Light Brawler - GarnetSan. You can choose to install them according to your needs.
Chinese address:
Original content
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introduce
This mod adds a set of three mix-and-match outfits to the "Utility" category of the Vanilla Chemistry Workbench.
There is a stock body as well as a CBBE option with a Bodyslide file made by the amazing davethedrunk!
Optional texture replacer for jackets that reduces pixelation is made by the generous GarnetSan!
The costumes are relatively simple, with only color variations (and scarf variations).
This concept is based on Come Fatigues from my Wanderer fashion series.
Color may vary depending on your ENB/Reshade. I used a chalk outline in the screenshots.
Please refer to the first three pictures in the Pictures section to see the annotated pictures.
For more details, read the FAQ at the end of the description.
Asset Nomination
These costumes use the following non-vanilla/non-vanilla assets (which I very kindly obtained permission to use via PM or open permission - thank you all!!):
Bodysuit/Top from Taboolicious Streetbrawler by Niero (the name of my outfits was inspired by this!)
J
eans from JC Shirt and Jeans by Jordan1q2
Boots from Slooty Vault Jumpsuit by DixiePig
Triangle Neck Bandana from Wasteland Fashion - Bandanas and Blindfolds by Ascendia
Pistol, holster, and bullets from Nanosuit by vasstek as well as from Troublemaker Outfit Collection by imAarwyn
Belt from Apocalypse Attire by Elianora
Clothing data
40 damage resistance
5 energy resistance
10 Radiation resistance
Upgradeable with ballistic cloth upgrade and lining modification.
Mods used in screenshots
The girl I used as a model was my Estina. You can find her presets and information about the mods she uses here.
Chalk Outline ENB
NAC
FO4 Season - Autumn
HN66’s classic ring flow
Linear Pip-Boy
M82a3 AMR
Known issues
- Vanilla conversion may not be perfect. I use CBBE and haven't tested them, but I tried my best.
You may need to fix some piercings yourself in Outfit Studio.
- Depending on the character's chest/chest ratio, the bandana may clip around the neck in certain poses.
*As with most garments, extreme body shapes may exhibit mold wear and require further adjustments in Outfit Studio.
FAQ
Q: Can you upload this to bethesda.net?
A: Yes, the link is below the banner and before the description begins.
Q: Can you make a male/other body type version?
Answer: No, sorry.
Q: Why is Nuke World needed?
A: Because of the armbands and scarves, because I said so. I might make a non-Nuka World version when I have time, but that would require more conversion and more internet, which I haven't gotten to use properly since I moved.
Q: Can you do (insert costume here) in different colors?
Answer: No. These are temporary. To download or not to download - it's up to you. I'm not accepting requests at this time.
Thank you for making this mod a hit on November 15, 2016, thank you for your support!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.