Vanilla body with UNP texture
Vanilla body users have access to all UNP textures without the nipples popping out on the Tavern costume or Forsworn costume. Includes shoe mesh for UNP feet.
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About this mod Machine translation
Vanilla body users have access to all UNP textures without the nipples popping out on the Tavern costume or Forsworn costume. Includes shoe mesh for UNP feet.
This is just a simple mod for all you vanilla users out there, I'm not one of you but I know there are a lot of you and this took me 3 minutes so why not...
what this mod does
This mod will allow all vanilla body users to use all UNP textures without worrying about nipples sticking out or feet looking messed up.
I've edited the tavern gear and forsworn armor so that the nipples don't show when using the UNP texture, and I've included all the shoe mesh to show part of the foot.
These photos were taken using the UNP version of Bijin Skin
Require
any UNP texture
(Now the vanilla texture looks weird on the feet)
Install
Install using a mod manager (recommended)
Manual installation
Get the content and paste it into the data folder
uninstall
Uninstall using mod manager (recommended)
Manual uninstall
Delete these grids (all these grids have _0 or _1 at the end, delete both)
femalefeet under mesh\actors\character\character assets
bootsf under grid\armor\bandit
falmerbootsf under grid\armor\falmer
Shoes under shoes\clothes\bar owner\f
bootsf under mesh\clothes\fineclothes02
forswornarmorf under Grid\Clothes\forswornarmor
prisonershoes_f under mesh\clothes\prisoners
dbboots under mesh\clothes\robedarkbrotherhood\women
mdshoes_f under meshh\clothes\robemythicdawn
Sandals under mesh\clothing\wedding dress
wenchoutfitf under grid\clothes\wench
blindmothpriestsandalsf under meshes\dlc01\clothes\blindmothpriest
prisonershoesbloody_f under meshes\dlc01\clothes\prisoner
My Special Edition Mods
my skyrim modus
integral
Thanks to FeyFeet from Phygit
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Just a simple mod for all of you vanilla users out there, I'm not one of you but I know there's a lot of you and this took me like 3 minutes to make, so why not...
What this mod does
This mod will allow all vanilla body users to use all UNP textures, without the fear of nipples peaking out or feet looking messed up.
I have edited tavern outfit and forsworn armor to not show nipples when using UNP textures and I have included all shoe meshes that show parts of the feet.
The pictures are taken with the UNP version of Bijin Skin
Requirements
Any UNP textures
(Vanilla textures will now look really weird on the feet)
Install
Install with a mod manager (Recommended)
Manual installation
Take the content and paste it in your data folder
Uninstall
Uninstall with mod manager (Recommended)
Manual uninstallation
Remove these meshes (all of these meshes have _0 or _1 at the end, delete both)
femalefeet under meshes\actors\character\character assets
bootsf under meshes\armor\bandit
falmerbootsf under meshes\armor\falmer
shoes under meshes\clothes\barkeeper\f
bootsf under meshes\clothes\fineclothes02
forswornarmorf under meshes\clothes\forswornarmor
prisonershoes_f under meshes\clothes\prisoner
dbboots under meshes\clothes\robedarkbrotherhood\female
mdshoes_f under meshes\clothes\robemythicdawn
sandalsf under meshes\clothes\weddingdress
wenchoutfitf under meshes\clothes\wench
blindmothpriestsandalsf under meshes\dlc01\clothes\blindmothpriest
prisonershoesbloody_f under meshes\dlc01\clothes\prisoner
My Special Edition Mods
My Skyrim Mods
Credits
Thanks to Phygit for FemFeet
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.