WACCF Stealth Tool Patch
Sneak Tools SE adds the ability to protect yourself from the bounty by wearing a mask. It comes with two plugins to edit vanilla masks and hoods, adding power to them. However, these edits overwrite USSEP and WACCF fixes. Here is the patch that fixes the issue. This mod is an ESL-tagged ESP.
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About this mod Machine translation
Sneak Tools SE adds the ability to protect yourself from the bounty by wearing a mask. It comes with two plugins to edit vanilla masks and hoods, adding power to them. However, these edits overwrite USSEP and WACCF fixes. Here is the patch that fixes the issue. This mod is an ESL-tagged ESP.
This is a patch so that when you use the Sneak Tools SE version of the "Sneak Tools Vanilla Masks" and "Sneak Tools Vanilla Hoods" plugins, you can get fixes for Weapons Armor Clothing and Clutter Fixes. This includes fixes from USSEP, which are included in WACCF anyway.
This mod uses the latest versions of two files as of 2019-09-14: WACCF 1.0.1 and Sneak Tools 2.0.2.
This mod is an ESL-tagged ESP.
Legacy of the Dragon changed the "Ancient Shroud" model, so unless you tinker with it yourself, this mod will revert that change.
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This is a patch so that you can have the fixes from Weapons Armor Clothing and Clutter Fixes when using the "Sneak Tools Vanilla Masks" and "Sneak Tools Vanilla Hoods" plugins from Sneak Tools SE Edition. That includes fixes from USSEP that are included in WACCF anyway.
This mod was made using the latest versions of both files as of 2019-09-14: WACCF 1.0.1 and Sneak Tools 2.0.2.
This mod is an ESL-flagged ESP.
Legacy of the Dragonborn changes the model of the "Ancient Shrouded Cowl", so this mod will revert that change unless you patch it yourself.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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