Quickies - Ciri's battle gear
Ciri from The Witcher appears!
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About this mod Machine translation
Ciri from The Witcher appears!
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The packaged ontology, BS files (including CBBE and CBBE Physics) and ESL replacement have been uploaded together. You can choose to install according to your needs.
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I'm starting a new category of conversions that I'm calling "Quickies" and I'm either going back after failing the first time or taking almost no time to convert. Either way, I spent a maximum of 4 hours on the project, not including upload time or other random prep time.
This falls into the "failure the first time" category. In The Witcher's normal T-position, the legs are very close to each other, which was frankly a horrible editing mess when I first tried it in December 2017. Luckily, I know Outfit Studio better now than I did before, and I was able to get a (mostly) working version of the game that looks fine to share with the community.
This can be crafted at any Cooking Station (my "Quickies" will be crafted here, not at the Chemistry Bench), under the new category "Wizard-Ciri Battle Gear".
This armor has high-quality textures, which is standard for Witcher games...especially from "The WItcher 3".
I'm finishing it up quickly...so I'll let you discover the intricate details of this outfit in-game.
All credit goes to CDProjektRed for making The Witcher series and allowing modders to use their assets in free-to-use mods (like this one).
The core file will run immediately in the game because I have added the token CBBE clothing mesh in the file. Of course, the BodySlide option is also available in standard CBBE and CBBE physics.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments section.
Please enjoy irresponsibly!
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