Modular male civilian armor for SoS

A conversion of NULL9's excellent Male Cleric Armor, which is modular and exclusive to SoS.

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I was approached by a really cool guy who wanted me to share it with everyone else, so here is NULL9’s stripped down modular men’s cleric armor!

All the glow colors offered by NULL9 are in one plugin, so you can mix and match all kinds of fun stuff. They also come in lightweight and heavyweight fabrics. Material variants (leather, chain, etc.) are omitted because pieces with these textures no longer exist.

There's no full cuirass (that is, chest/abdominal armor) anymore for obvious reasons, and there's no "actual" hint as they really don't look detached from everything else. You just get a plate that hangs around your waist. Even if I call them that, they are not hints. I don't know what they are. Is it possible? anyway. No gaiters either because I couldn't patch the chipped hole in the seat in a way that didn't look horrible.

Anyway, here's the usual glitch:

Belt (main slot 49/pelvis)

Belt slippage (attached to belt; 52/pelvis second)

Boots (37ft/feet)

Breastplate (slot 32/body, exposed)

Breastplate + Epaulets L/R/LR (slot 32/body, exposed)

Crown (slot 42/small circle)

Cuisse L/R/LR (Slot 53/right leg)

Epaulets left/right/left (without breastplate; slot 58/left arm)

String Bikini (Slot 52/Pelvis Minor)

Gloves, Gloves, Glove/Glove Combo (Slot 33/Hand)

Hood (Slot 31/Hair - Yes, you can wear hoops now!)

Belt, long/short (slot 48/other)

Loincloth, long (slot 52/pelvis 2nd)

Loincloth, short front (slot 54/left leg)

Shoulders dL/R/LR (for epaulettes; slot 57/shoulder)

"Close" Shoulder dL/R/LR (without epaulette; slot No. 59/right arm)

Skirt (56 slots/minor boobs)

Light armor has an armor rating between glass and cast iron, while heavy armor has an armor rating slightly higher than ebony. Both light and heavy wood can be tempered using ebony ingots.

In a small monastery in the Lonely Temple you will find a door (see screenshot). It will take you to a secret little place, where on a shelf you will find a set of chests, neatly arranged according to category (clothing/light/weight) and glow color. This room is undisturbed and therefore not suitable for entourage.

As you can see here, there are a lot of things you can do to mix-n-match. The belt is the key to most waist/leg armor and you'll probably always want to use it. Without it, the clue has no obvious anchor and floating point. However, this may not bother people. The skirt is okay without it, but I wouldn't recommend it. However, a loincloth would look silly without it.

Apparently there is a side bug as well. It's called a "strap slip," and is simply an alternative to a more traditional bikini on the hips. This one attaches to a belt like a loincloth and would look bad without the belt.

The difference between a cuirass and a non-cuirass is that the former has straps on top that hook onto the main structure, while the latter dangles from the upper arm. They don't have arm straps because they don't show and I'm tired of dealing with them. So pretend they're held in place with alcohol glue or something.

There are also two types of cauldrons, regular and what I call "off" ones. The ordinary ones are very large and sit high (i.e., float on the body) to accommodate the epaulettes. Tight-fitting clothes fit closer to the body, so you can wear them alone without looking silly. This way you can also mix/match correctly between asymmetric epaulette/cauldron use, such as using a regular right cauldron with a right epaulette and a closed left cauldron.

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When you perform poses that involve kneeling and (usually) leaning back, the skirt cuts around the pleats above your thighs. I've tried my best to minimize it, but at this point, since it's so tall, it either has to be pulled off the strap or the two points have to look wei …