Jedi Robes - Semi-Modular 1K
Jedi Robes - Semi-Modular 1K (BCG Customs)Star Wars Costume
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Jedi Robes - Semi-Modular 1K (BCG Customs)Star Wars Costume
Added robes and skirts (with physics) for several (now 4) Jedi robes in the Star Wars universe. Men only, but female compatibility will be added in the future. Location: Collapsible in Chem Bench under Utilities.
4 colors so far, more will be added over time
Color: *Important*: It is possible to change the color in Armor Bench, but once the color is changed, it cannot be converted back to the original color or any other color.
1.) Anakin Skywalker Jedi Knight Robe
2.) Obi-Wan Kenobi Jedi Master Robes
3.) Regular Jedi Robes (default color)
4.) Common Sith Robes
How to use:
- Craft in Chem Bench ("Common Jedi Robes"/Common Jedi Skirt")
2.) Go to the Armor Bench and rename these two pieces to whatever you like (eg: Dave's Robe).
3.) Change the color of the robe/skirt (Anakin, Kenobi or Common Sith).
(Common Jedi robe colors are the default crafting colors).
4.) Repeat as many times as you want a dress.
There was a material swap issue and the Creation Kit didn't like me or the project for some reason.
DMagnus’ Lightsaber is awesome:
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INSTALLATION
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Place the esp and ba2 files into your Fallout Data folder, or let NMM do its thing.
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Known issues
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Pipboy is edited in third person. In the Anakin Jedi Knight version, there is some cutting on the back due to cloth physics. Blame Bethesda for that one.
Tools used:
Armor-shaped blender around Lorenzo's Outfit.
Nifskope for Nif-skoping. BS lighting shader properties. You know how it is.
Outfit Studio/BodySlide for weighted transformations.
PhotoShop CC 2019 was used to update textures.
LucasArts' contribution to the characters and art of Star Wars.
Adds the Robes, and Skirt (w/physics) for several (4 for now) Jedi Robes from the Star Wars Universe. Male Only, but will be adding female compatibility in the future.Location: Craftable in the Chem Bench under "Utility".
4 colors so far, and will be adding more as time goes on:
*IMPORTANT*: Can change colors in the Armor Bench, but once you change the color, it cannot be converted back to the original color, or any other color.
1.) Anakin Skywalker Jedi Knight Robes
2.) Obi-Wan Kenobi Jedi Master Robes
3.) Common Jedi Robes (Default colors)
4.) Common Sith Robes
HOW TO USE:
1.) Craft at Chem Bench ("Common Jedi Robes/Common Jedi Skirt")
2.) Walk over to Armor Bench and rename the two pieces to whatever you like (Example: Dave's Robes).
3.) Change color of robes/skirt (Anakin, Kenobi, or Common Sith).
(Common Jedi Robe color is the default crafted color).
4.) Repeat however many times you want an outfit.
Having problems with material swapping, and the Creation Kit doesn't like me or this project for some reason.
Goes great with The Lightsaber by DMagnus:
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INSTALLATION
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Drop the esp and the ba2 files into your Fallout Data folder, or let NMM do it's thing.
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KNOWN ISSUES
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Clipping on the Pipboy in 3rd person. On the Anakin Jedi Knight version, there is some clipping on the back because of the cloth physics. Blame Bethesda for that one.
Tools Used:
Blender for modeling armor around Lorenzo's Outfit.
Nifskope for Nif-skoping. BS Lighting Shader Properties. You know how it goes.
Outfit Studio/BodySlide for weighting conversion.
PhotoShop CC 2019 for updating textures.
Credits to LucasArts for Star Wars characters and arts.
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.