Underwear for everyone
This mod will provide every NPC with Skyrim equipment underwear. Since it uses patches to achieve this, it is compatible with every load order.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod will provide every NPC with Skyrim equipment underwear. Since it uses patches to achieve this, it is compatible with every load order.
*Please note that English is not my first language
Did you know the situation: you're going about your regular business in Skyrim, like walking around and sometimes killing a few bandits here and there, or eradicating some evil vampire minions, or conversely, killing innocents as evil vampires. When you do, you'll find some really good equipment. After you "convince" them to give it to you (while you loot their bodies), you suddenly notice... they're not wearing any underwear underneath their clothes!
Do you really want to wear something totally kinky? At least I'm not that, that's why I created this mod.
Underwear for everyone
This mod sets out to finally resolve a problem that has existed since Skyrim's first nudity model was released...your NPCs either always wear underwear or never do. Most mods that attempt to change this fact use complex scripts or require manual maintenance. There is currently none (to my knowledge) currently provided and/or maintained for SSE.
Compared to other mods, this one uses the SSEEdit Patcher as the primary means of achieving the desired results - although it still uses some scripts under the hood to achieve those results.
With this mod you can finally play peacefully with any nugget you use. Everyone in Skyrim (excluding you *cough*), will now be wearing underwear, just like normal people! If you really want someone to get naked then you can do that too, just take his/her underwear away (or just remove it if you want to be less xD
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If you apply this mod to an existing game session, all NPCs you have already encountered will be bugged (either naked or only in their underwear). To do this, the mod will provide you with two new features that you can use to fix these bugs.
The first one will repair every NPC currently around you (within about three cells) and terminate immediately afterwards.
Whenever you change a cell, the second one will automatically do the same thing. This automatic repair can be turned on and off via a second spell.
This doesn't matter if you start a new game.
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Version 3 is incompatible with any saves from any older version of the mod. Maybe a clean save will be enough to prevent any errors, but don't claim I didn't warn you!
Require
In order for this mod to make sense, you must have a nudity mod. This mod comes pre-installed with CBBE underwear, but you can easily change it to any bodymod you use (see the "Customize" section).
For men, the mod comes with a vanilla loincloth, but this is also easily changed.
Additionally, to be able to run the patch, you need the SSEEdit and MXPF scripts from matortheeternal. For MXPF, place the "Edit Scripts" folder in the SSEEdit installation folder.
If you want to use the default underwear that comes with this mod, you will need to install the CBBE underwear textures yourself. You can find them in the main CBBE download.
Additionally, for the "Repair Inventory" spell (mentioned above), SKSE64 is required as well as PapyrusUtil SE.
Install
To install, simply download the file and install using your preferred mod manager. (This includes enabling plugins that come with the mod)
Then copy the "Edit Scripts" folder from the archive into the SSEEdit installation folder.
Done, the mod is installed - you just need to run the patch now.
uninstall
Make sure the auto-repair inventory feature is not running. Then just remove the mod from the load order. This may cause issues with some NPCs (same as when mod mid-playthrough is applied).
Use Patcher
In order to use the patch, open SSEEdit and load all mods (if you exceed the 255 modlimit due to esls, just bulk load your mods - or use the new SSEEdit experimental version). Your modlist should be sorted and you should run all other patches that affect armor addons or NPCs in any way. Wait until all mods are loaded ("Bac …
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.