wasteland t-shirt and pants

The Wasteland Slim T-shirt adds a set of simple, wearable, and background-story-fitting clothing to "Fallout 4", with a variety of colors and material changes. The design is as close to the shape of a nude/shelter suit as possible, with minimal deformation and protruding parts. This makes it suitable as a general purpose lingerie style clothing layer.

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The main file and optional 4K texture pack replacement have been uploaded. You can choose to install them according to your needs.

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◇ ◆ Description ◆ ◇

"Wasteland Slim T-shirt Pants" adds a set of simple, wearable, and background-story-fitting clothing to "Fallout 4" with a variety of colors and material changes.

Unfortunately, there's one particularly difficult thing about Fallout 4's armor and clothing system: it's modular. Most armor pieces are designed to be layered on multiple garments.

From a gameplay perspective, this gives players a lot of freedom. But this makes things more complicated from a modeling and asset production perspective. The armor mesh needs to avoid penetrating clothing underneath, and ideally should not only be suitable for a specific outfit, but should also be compatible with a variety of clothing components used in the game.

There are very few slim underwear-style garments in Fallout 4. With the exception of shelter suits and Brotherhood of Steel uniforms, there are few garments that can be worn cleanly under most armor without causing noticeable wear or deformation. So I made this costume while making the leather armor. I needed a simple, slim-fitting costume base that could be worn under the stock armor and possibly be adapted to other armor mods. The suit was designed to follow the shape of the Naked Body/Shelter Armor as closely as possible, with minimal deformation and as few protruding parts as possible.

◇ ◆ Installation Instructions ◆ ◇

Extract to Data or use the mod manager.

◇ ◆ Technical Information ◆ ◇

The outfit is injected into multiple outfit tier lists via a small startup quest script. It may appear rarely on settlers and civilian NPCs, and more commonly on gunners with camouflage color variations. It also occasionally appears in clothing and armor merchants' inventories.

Existing NPC and merchant inventories may have been generated in the current save, so are most reliable when new games, newly spawned NPCs, inventory resets, or newly visited locations.

As long as you have the armor division level 1 talent, you can also craft it under the utility category of the chemical station.

The colors of T-shirts and pants can be changed independently at the armor workbench. This way you can flexibly match and match outfits according to your desired style.