Immersive natural style light armor (using CBBE Vanilla Body Mix)
Crafted from a CBBE Vanilla body, adds a set of light armor crafted in the Bodyslide/Outfit Studio with outfit options for when you're around town. Suitable for hunters, alchemists, druids.
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About this mod Machine translation
Crafted from a CBBE Vanilla body, adds a set of light armor crafted in the Bodyslide/Outfit Studio with outfit options for when you're around town. Suitable for hunters, alchemists, druids.
IMPORTANT NOTE: I have no experience creating costumes, nifs or esp files (and the programs used for them) and although I have followed as many tutorials as I can and read as much google as I can, I may not have noticed something and I would appreciate any and all feedback given in a constructive manner as I am passionate about making a fully fleshed out mod. Please consider using this mod in BETA, I may not always have the answers to your questions but I will try my best.
(I recently noticed that DesserterX also released a druid outfit, which is great, you should check it out btw, I don't want to be rude and name the mod the same thing, just in case it brings any unexpected traffic. However, the actual gear in this mod is called druid armor, but will work with any type of character)
General information:
This mod includes a light armor called "Druid Armor", visually I thought it might be suitable for hunters, druids, alchemists and other characters of a similar nature, I tried to make it as killer and immersive as possible. I didn't want it to stand out from the vanilla outfits, it included "Druid Clothes" and "Druid Sandals" which I intended to represent outfits for when you take off your main armor to relax in town. The satchel contains some alchemical reagent decorations and I may change it slightly at some point to include potions.
This outfit was made in a mashup of Vanilla Assets from Bodyslide and Outfit Studio, I only modified them, in the screenshot the Textures may be different from what you see since I used aMiridianBorn texture replacer in Skyrim, if my information is correct, in game it should show any texture replacers or vanilla replacers you have installed. (If that's not the case, please let me know, I'd like to fix it immediately since it says at the top that I'm a newbie, ^^;)
feature:
Druid armor (light armor, refined, tempered)
Classification: Light Armor, Leather (Armor: 25, Leather) Compatible with the "Matching Set" perk when used with Leather Boots, Helmet, Bracers
Druid Clothes (Costume, Finesse)
Druid Sandals (Wedding Sandals, Handmade)
Make and temper recipes.
Require:
Skyrim Special Edition
Beautiful body enhancements for Caliente (CBBE, Vanilla)
Recommended modules:
aMidianBorn Book of Silence (Armor)
Install:
Mod Manager Installation: Download and installation should be easy and fast using Mod Manager, Vortex, Mod Organizer.
Manual installation: Unzip the 7.zip file and place the .esp file along with the other files in the Skyrim SE "Data" folder, which should be found in Steam > Steam Apps > General > Skyrim SE. Drag and drop the "Mesh" and "Textures" folders to the Skyrim SE data folder as well.
Loading Order: Place this alongside your other clothing/armor mods and take into account any overhauls or texture replacements you want to use.
credit:
Ousnius & Caliente for Bodyslide and Outfit Studio makes this user-friendly environment to start learning and understanding.
Caliente CBBE
Martinezer's SSEdit Make Craftable/Temperable script, saved me a lot of trouble :3
Various individuals who have had to deal with my newbie issues, and the beautiful people among them who make tutorial videos/posts.
Second hand tools:
Bodyslide and Costume Studio
edit
Creation Suite
Mod Organizer
BSA Browser
Paint.net
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IMPORTANT NOTE: I have no experience creating outfits, nif, or esp files (as well as the programs used for them) and although I have followed as many tutorials and read as much google as possible I may have not noticed something, I would appreciate any and all feedback given in a constructive manner, as I am keen to produce fully fleshed out mods. Please consider this mod in BETA I also may not always have an answer for a question, but I will try my best.
(I recently n …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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