IceStorm high heel boot sandals
These are high heel sandals. Available in various colors
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About this mod Machine translation
These are high heel sandals. Available in various colors
Install
Install using your Mod Manager or install manually. Run BodySlide to generate the shoes (with bodies) for your preset. This mod requires FO4HHS.
how
Get some of Craft's material under "IceStorm's Shoes" at chemlab.
You can modify the color of shoes and metal parts individually at any armor workbench.
The shoe uses Slot 33-Body, just like any other pair of heels. They come with a custom heel sound, but you can change it back to vanilla at the armor workbench.
You can also change the pantyhose/socks options at the Armor Workbench
notes
The sound of heels is louder than normal footsteps. Sneaking is nearly impossible, and enemies will hear you much earlier than with flats. Doesn't apply if you revert it to vanilla.
To preserve a lot of detail, full precision is enabled on the shoe's mesh. This means that you may experience some graphical glitches when a character wearing shoes is on fire (e.g., hit by a Molotov)
Require
Module name:
BodySlide and Costume Studio
Caliente’s Beautiful Body Enhancer-CBBE-
Fallout 4 Heels System
Mods that require this file
Module name:
High heel boots and sandals-FG conversion
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.