Psijic Order Robe Retexture
Psijic ordered the robe, redesigned to match the style in ESO: Summerset.
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About this mod Machine translation
Psijic ordered the robe, redesigned to match the style in ESO: Summerset.
A very simple rework of the Psijic Order robes to make them similar to those worn by the Psijic Order
The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset.
At ESO: Summerset, Zenimax finally gave us an inside look at the legendary Psijic Order and their reimagining of the costume. The newer styles are strikingly similar to those in Skyrim, with the main difference being the coloring. While Skyrim's psijic costume is a rather ugly maize yellow, ESO uses a nice blue with a hint of gold in places, especially the robes and lined robes. I immediately fell in love with this version of the gear and desperately wanted Skyrim's version to look more like it. With no more Banana Psijic robes in sight, I decided to take action.
This mod is very simple. It contains three painfully hand-edited .dds texture files. One for psijic robes, one for psijic boots, and one for psijic gloves. No .esp files, no models, no jazz. It is an extremely lightweight compilation of three texture files that can be placed directly into the /Data/ folder, or installed via NMM.
Please note that since it does not contain an .esp, this mod will not affect the actual Psijic Order item form in any way. It's just a texture change. No stat changes have been made and it's still unobtainable unless you change other modes. With this mod, it will still only appear on the Psijic NPC in the College questline. They'll look a lot better. So any bugs or crashes you experience in the game are not this mod's fault.
Thanks to bethesda for making the original psijic textures and the rest of Skyrim I guess
And thank you for my support my support
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A very simple recoloring of the Psijic Order robes to make them resemble the ones worn by the Psijic Order in
The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset.
In ESO:Summerset, Zenimax finally gave us an in-depth look at the legendary Psijic Order, as well as a re-imagining of their attire. The newer style is surprisingly similar to the one seen in Skyrim, the main difference being coloration. While Skyrim's psijic outfit was a rather ugly shade of corn yellow, ESO used a pretty shade of blue, with hints of gold in certain places, notably the pauldrons and lining of the robes. I instantly fell in love with this version of the outfit, and desperately wished Skyrim's version looked more like it. No longer able to stand looking at the Banana Psijic robes, I decided to take action.
This mod is extremely simple. It contains three pain-stakingly hand edited.dds texture files. One for the psijic robes, one for the psijic boots, and one for the psijic gloves. No.esp files, no models, none of that jazz. It's an extremely lightweight edit of the three texture files that can be dropped right into your /Data/ folder, or installed via NMM.
Note that, as it contains no.esp, this mod does NOT affect the actual Psijic Order item forms in any way. It is only a texture change. No stat changes are made, and it's still unobtainable unless another mod you have changes that. With this mod, it will still only appear on the Psijic NPCs in the College questline. They'll just look a lot better. So any bugs or crashes you encounter in your game is no fault of this mod.
thanks to bethesda for making the original psijic textures as well as the rest of skyrim i guess
also thanks to my gf for supporting me
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