Armor clothing and clutter fixes

Fixed bugs and inconsistencies in Skyrim's weapons, armor, clothing, jewelry, and clutter items.

This mod fixes incorrect settings and incorrect settings for Skyrim's weapons and armor, as well as changing values, keywords, and other properties to achieve greater consistency between different weapons and armor.

introduce

Corrected many errors found in vanilla weapons, armor, clothing, jewelry, and clutter records.

Improve consistency and balance between different items (value, weight, damage, keywords, etc.).

Weapons and armor will scale in a predictable and consistent manner.

The strength of magic on magic jewelry is now well reflected by the quality of the base jewelry.

No perks that apply consistently to all items in the game have been fixed.

Women's clothing variants will now use the correct textures in first person.

Changed crafting categories to help organize and organize crafting menus.

Increases the speed of arrows and bolts by 50% and causes them to fly on a slightly flatter trajectory.

Changed the stats and keywords of Dragon Priest masks to better balance them with other game options.

Adjusted the stats of Dwarf, Elf and Orc weapons to bring them in line with the level and quality of their respective armor and progression of heraldic perks.

Converts values ​​and statistics to Daedric and Dragonbone weapons, making Daedric more powerful.

Some items that were previously unplayable or inaccessible are now available and/or accessible in the game.

Circles where head coverings are allowed.

Nearly all hooded robes have been removed from the game and replaced with individual robe and hood combinations.

Adjusted loot found in certain furniture containers to be consistent with the category and type of furniture.

Some items have been renamed for easier sorting or to better suit the in-game appearance of the item.

Necklaces and/or rings that were invisible when worn with certain outfits are now visible.

Potion bottles will now use the correct grid and poison bottles will no longer appear flat and dull.

condition

The unofficial Skyrim Special Edition patch is highly recommended. This mode is designed to compliment unofficial patches and it was created with the expectation that it will be used with USSEP.

Install

Install the main file. If you wish to use one of the optional texture resolutions, install it after the main file and allow it to replace the original .bsa file.

If you are using BASH patching, you will need to use the WACCF_BashedPatchLvlListFix.esp file as described below. If you are not using the based patcher, you can delete this file.

WACCF_BashedPatchLvlListFix.esp contains a copy of the level list edited from WACCF and is basically a "helper" file for creating a BASH patch. The reason for this is because basedPatch doesn't do a very good job of merging the types of edits made by WACCF into horizontal lists. Typically, if you have another module that edits the same level list, basedPatch will eventually revert the level list changes from WACCF. By loading this help file last, it will help ensure that the basedpatch contains the correct edits. However, the good news is that when you build a basded patch, Wrye Bash merges this file into the basded patch, meaning it doesn't actually take up an extra plugin slot. After creating your basedpatch, this plugin can be disabled.

Recommended loading order:

• Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition patch
• Weapon armor clothing and clutter fixes
• WACCF armor and clothing expansion....

-WACCF_BashedPatchLvlListFix.esp (this should be at the very bottom of the load order)

Weapon armor clothing and clutter fixes. Especially should be placed at the very top of your loadout order; right after the unofficial Skyrim Special Edition patch.

WACCF_BashedPatchLvlListFix.esp should be placed at the very bottom of the load order so that it loads last (or close to last).

change

Variations on this model come in several forms. Some changes are direct bug fixes. These are things that are obvious …