Immersive Armor - Windhelm (SSE)
Windhelm, Skyrim's "True North" capital, deserves a ward fit for the snowy cold that persists in the city.
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About this mod Machine translation
Windhelm, Skyrim's "True North" capital, deserves a ward fit for the snowy cold that persists in the city.
Windhelm guards now have sleeves. Also, some male guards will have dark gray wolf fur as a cloak (I had an issue exporting female models, so the female nif files crashed Skyrim). Now, I'm going to make it a sleeve and a mixture of men and wolf skin (men have any armor they might have.
These armors are not player friendly - I did not update the first person view.
This is a work in progress and I plan to eventually make it so that the women also have wolf heads/capes, but that will require some reshaping.
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Windhelm guards now all have sleeves. Additionally, some male guards will sport a dark grey wolf pelt as a cape (I had an issue exporting the female model so the nif file for women crashes skyrim). For now, I'm going to leave it as a mix of sleeved and sleeved men with wolf pelt (men have a chance of having either armor.
These armors ARE NOT meant for player use - I haven't updated the 1st person views.
This is a work in progress, and I intend on eventually making it so that women have the wolf cowl/cape as well, but that'll take some remodeling.
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