VR Armored Hands_Arms
This is a complete mod made by Closed. I just updated most of the models to have weapons. Some models still have a hole, you can see it, but it goes back to the elbow. Seen in some screenshots. I can't contact Close but he retains open access to use his mod.
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About this mod Machine translation
This is a complete mod made by Closed. I just updated most of the models to have weapons. Some models still have a hole, you can see it, but it goes back to the elbow. Seen in some screenshots. I can't contact Close but he retains open access to use his mod.
Install:
If you use the original mod you must uninstall it before installing this mod. If you like this mod, please endorse VR Armored Hands.
I recommend using a high quality armor texture replacer like AmidianBorn found on Skyrim boards.
Please follow his instructions.
Original post:
introduce:
I made this for myself to allow me to quickly switch between different hand models. Includes vanilla and DLC gloves, if you want me to add something please let me know.
Now, it uses the installer to switch hands, which is easy with MO2 or NMM; this may happen to me later on in the game, but I hope Bethesda will update the game and make this mod unnecessary.
All the meshes are direct copies from the vanilla BSA, so some of the gloves look really great, like the keels, while others look not so good, like the dwarves, cut off at the wrist. I don't know how to fix the ugly ones, so if you ask me too, please link me to a guide on how to do it and I might.
Install:
Install using the mod manager, using the installer to select your hand.
If you don't want to use the mod manager, just copy one of the mesh folders to your data directory.
To change your hand, you need to reinstall and select a different hand.
To display the pointer while holding a bow or sword, add an ini setting in the SkyrimVR.ini file
[VR]
bAlwaysShowHands = 1
Disclaimer:
I only tested the ones I played with, so if I mark one of the meshes as a bug, please let me know in the bug or comments section.
Also note that some games will crash when changing the grid mid-game; I think this is due to a conflict between the values in memory (RAM) and the values on disk, starting a game backup should fix the problem; no new save or anything like that is required.
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INSTALL:
if your using original mod you have to uninstall it before installing this mod. if you like this mod please endorse VR Armored Hands.
I recommend using high quality armor texture replacers such as AmidianBorn found skyrim boards.
Please follow his instructions.
Original post:
Introduction:
I made this for myself to let me quickly switch between the different hand models. Includes the Vanilla and DLC gauntlets, let me know if you'd like me to add something.
Right now, this uses an installer to switch the hands, which is easy to use with MO2 or NMM; I might make this happen in game later on, but I'm hopeful that Bethesda will update the game and make this mod unnecessary.
All of the meshes are straight copies from the vanilla BSAs, so some of the gauntlets look pretty great, like the Dragonbone, and others look not so great, like the Dwarven, which gets cut off at the wrist. I don't know how to fix the ugly ones, so if you ask me too, please link me to a guide on how to do that, and I probably will.
Installation:
Install with a mod manager, choose your hands with the installer.
If you don't want to use a mod manager, the just copy one of the mesh folders to your data directory.
To change your hands you need to reinstall and choose different hands.
To have the hands display while holding a bow or sword add the ini setting in the SkyrimVR.ini file
[VR]
bAlwaysShowHands=1
Disclaimer:
I've only tested the ones I've played with, so let me know in the bugs or comments sections if I labeled one of the meshes wrong.
Also note that when changing meshes mid game, some games will crash; I think this is due to a conflict between the value in memory (RAM) and the value on disk, starting the game back up should resolve the issue; no need for a new save or anything like that.
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.