UUNP HDT

A conversion of Nadriel's (aka Headcrab) Bunny Girl (or boy) costume in Fallout 4. Works with CBBE HDT bodies, but also includes nonHDT options. Includes a UUNP conversion patch.

New update! UUNP conversion patches as well as Christmas themed patches for all your pesky holiday bunny needs!

This is a conversion of Nadriel's Bunny Girl costume from Fallout 4. It has been converted to a CBBE HDT body, but also includes a non-HDT version option. It includes full Bodyslide support for HDT and non-HDT versions. Suitable for women, but can also be worn by men if you want to play dress-up/transsexual/rock horror lover.

The garment is divided into four parts: bodysuit (body seam), ears (ring seam), cuffs and collar (glove seam) and tail (tail seam). High heels and stockings not included. You can find the high heels/stockings in the screenshot here.

The bodysuit comes in regular and thong versions, as well as nine color options. There are two color options for both the cuffs and tail. There are four ear variants.

Require:

• Beautiful Bodies of Caliente (requires nonHDT version only)
• SKSE (for HDT version)
• XPMSE (for HDT version)
• HDT PE (for HDT version)

Install:

Just open the 7-ZIP file, drag its contents into your Skyrim folder, and follow the normal steps to enable the new mod.

Find the location of the costume in the game:

You cannot craft stat clothing versions of any clothing parts from leather strips in any forge/anvil. Additionally, you can convert the following armor into equivalent bunny girl items that have the same properties at the forge/anvil, in case you want to prance around in a bunny costume with similar properties:

-Adept mage hood and mage robes

-Glass helmet, Cuirass (armor) and gauntlets

-Daedric Helmet, Cuirass (armor) and gauntlets

Where are the heels/stockings/fishnets from the original Fallout 4 version? :

Unfortunately, they have several problems. For starters, Nadriel borrowed them from two other modders with permission, which I will also have to track down and get permission to use. The heels also use a non-HDT based system which squeezes the foot quite a bit. The best way to do this is in Fallout 4, as there are no HDT systems in that game yet, but in Skyrim they look ugly and outdated. Finally, I had trouble getting them to work without obvious cropping issues even in Fallout 4, so I decided to chop them off in this conversion. But don't worry: Skyrim has plenty of heels, stockings, and other footwear to substitute.

I think if enough people are skeptical about this, I'll look into at least getting permission to convert to men's heels, since as far as I know there's no real men's high heel option.

Can my beast race character/custom beast race character use this feature? :

As far as I know. However, depending on the shape of the head, the bunny ears may have clipping issues, and equipping the bunny tail will override the game's default tail (but the bunny tail has no stats, so there's no reason to wear it if you don't want to).

Alternate colors for leotards will not appear in forged artifact lists. What gives? :

To reduce clutter on the menu, the alternate colors for many of the Bunny Costume parts are only shown if you have a handcrafted mat. Get the appropriate craft pads and they'll pop. Alternate colors use the same pad as the default color.

Can you still convert this costume to *insert what I like

Body type*? : I won't convert it to any other body type. However, if you want to convert it to another Skyrim body type, there won't be any harm as long as you trust Nadriel to create it.

Will this be the Fallout 4 costume I really like? :

Sadly probably not, unless I think that outfit is really awesome Converting outfits from Fallout 4 to Skyrim is a migraine. A very tricky bug-handling aspect of the Skyrim Creation Kit is identifying the weight slider and layering for new clothes, which is even more of a migraine. There are some things you actually only want to suffer once.

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