Immersive Armor - Realistic armor replaces SE
This mod will replace some "outdated" or "too ugly" or "too much wizard" armor with some impressively realistic armor made by NordWarUA.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod will replace some "outdated" or "too ugly" or "too much wizard" armor with some impressively realistic armor made by NordWarUA.
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Immersive Armor - Realistic Armor replaced by Xtudo SE v1.0
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describe
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This mod will replace some "old" or "too ugly" or "too many wizard" armors
Impressively realistic armor made by NordWarUA.
This mod keeps the uncategorized list intact, so you'll see bandits and other NPCs wearing them, including
For example from OBIS.
Replaced with armor: Forrest Armor, Redgard Knight, Hedge Knight, Hunter Armor, Nord Mailbox, Mage, Shaman,
Criminal Archers and Boiled Chitin (oh!).
Armor attributes updated to new version.
It requires two previously installed mods. However, only the ESP file for the realistic Armor mod is not required
Mesh and texture folders.
See comparison screenshots.
I made this for my game and now I'm sharing it, I hope you like it!
Big thanks to RiJoBa for porting the mod to SE.
Any ideas let me know.
Change log
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Version 1.0 - Released.
Install
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Simple:
- Unzip the downloaded RAR file and copy the DATA folder to your Skyrim SE installation folder, activate
ESP file.
Loading order:
hothtrooper44_ArmorCompilation.esp
hothtrooper44_ArmorPatch.esp (optional)
Hothtrooper44_ArmorComplation replacer.esp (this mod)
DIS_RealisticArmor.esp is not required.
Require
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-Realistic armor mod for NordWarUA.
-Immersive Armor Mod by Hothtrooper44.
Licensing/Legal
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- A big thanks to NordWarUA for this impressive armor mod and making it available to the community for free.
- Many thanks to Hothtrooper44 for the excellent immersive mod.
-A big thank you to Bethesda for making such a piece of art! I love you all! :D
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Immersive Armors - Realistic Armors replace SE v1.0 by Xtudo
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Description
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This mod will replace some of the "outdated" or "too ugly" or "too much The Witcher" armors with some of the
impressive Realistic Armors made by NordWarUA.
The mod keeps the leveled lists untouched, so you will see bandits and other NPCs wearing them, including the
ones from OBIS for example.
Armors replaced: Falkreath Armor, Redguard Knight, Hedge Knight, Hunter Armor, Nord Mail, Spellbinder, Shaman,
Crimsom Archer and Boiled Chitin (ugh!).
Armor stats updated to the new version.
It requires the two mods previously installed. But the ESP file of the Realistic Armor mod is not needed, only
the Meshes and Textures folders.
See comparison screenshots.
I did it for my game and now I'm sharing it, I hope you like it!
Many thanks to RiJoBa for porting the mod to SE.
Any ideas just let me know.
ChangeLog
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Ver 1.0 - Release.
Installation
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Simples:
- Extract the downloaded RAR file and copy the DATA folder to your Skyrim SE installation folder, activate the
ESP file.
Load order:
hothtrooper44_ArmorCompilation.esp
hothtrooper44_ArmorPatch.esp (optional)
Hothtrooper44_ArmorComplation replacer.esp (this mod)
The DIS_RealisticArmor.esp IS NOT required.
Requirements
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- Realistic Armor mod by NordWarUA.
- Immersive Armors mod by Hothtrooper44.
Licensing/Legal
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- Many thanks to NordWarUA for his impressive armor mods, and for making them free for the community.
- Many thanks to Hothtrooper44 for his immersive awesome mod.
- Many thanks to Bethesda for making such a piece of art! I love you guys/gals!:D
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.