Awesome, love these and can now finally wear them :D
Is anyone else having the issue of invisible legs when wearing regular armor boots with the Telvanni robes? I'm guessing it's an issue of the mesh/texture assuming you'd never be able to see the knees anyway, since robes are usually floor length with no cut-out... Looks great with the temple priest boots though.
But what's a weirder (and more annoying) issue is that whenever I load a save while wearing the robes and some gauntlets, my forearms are invisible! Like, the gauntlet texture will be completely cut off from the wrist down. Only way to solve this temporarily seems to be to take gauntlets + robes off, save, reload, put both back on. MO says nothing is conflicting, and I never had this issue with any other garment (though I have not done any extensive testing).
I don't suppose you'd consider uploading a version where rather than being sold, the temple priest robes and telvanni robes remain unique by having an unenchanted version of each placed in lore-friendly places. Whether you'd care to or not, thanks for the mod, much appreciated!
Great mod, much appreciated! It even seems to have fixed the issue I was having with the female Telvanni Robe appearing worn and damaged as it did on Neloth's former apprentice, which was a great relief for my female Dunmer character.
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Is anyone else having the issue of invisible legs when wearing regular armor boots with the Telvanni robes? I'm guessing it's an issue of the mesh/texture assuming you'd never be able to see the knees anyway, since robes are usually floor length with no cut-out... Looks great with the temple priest boots though.
But what's a weirder (and more annoying) issue is that whenever I load a save while wearing the robes and some gauntlets, my forearms are invisible! Like, the gauntlet texture will be completely cut off from the wrist down. Only way to solve this temporarily seems to be to take gauntlets + robes off, save, reload, put both back on. MO says nothing is conflicting, and I never had this issue with any other garment (though I have not done any extensive testing).