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About this mod
Dark retexture of Sheffield's rags. Why? Because some people like to look a bit grungy.
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The fact that most of the raggedy outfits in the game are white is something that's always bugged me for some reason. Chances are, if you've been wearing that as your only outfit for months, it's not going to be staying white no matter how many swimming trips you take. I decided to start with an easy one, the tattered rags that Sheffield wears. At first, since the texture was a little....weird to navigate, I kinda just threw black at it like a scene kid from 2006 and hoped for the best. Once I saw where stuff kind of was, I went back and eased up, darkening the white on the outfit and leaving the brownish/purpleish coloring.
Now, this is completely unrelated to the retexture, but for those of you using fadinsignal's Gloves of the Commonwealth, I did run into one slight problem when using this outfit.
Fortunately, it was easily fixed by throwing on a shadowed shoulder piece.
INSTALLATION:
1. Go to your Fallout 4 Data folder, and open textures > clothes. Throw in my "prisonerrags" folder.
2. Open the game, and use console command "player.additem 11609B" without quotes to get the outfit if you don't feel like taking it from Sheffield.
5. Leave me feedback! Second retexture so far, and it's just because this outfit was bugging the hell out of me.
Now, this is completely unrelated to the retexture, but for those of you using fadinsignal's Gloves of the Commonwealth, I did run into one slight problem when using this outfit.
Fortunately, it was easily fixed by throwing on a shadowed shoulder piece.
INSTALLATION:
1. Go to your Fallout 4 Data folder, and open textures > clothes. Throw in my "prisonerrags" folder.
2. Open the game, and use console command "player.additem 11609B" without quotes to get the outfit if you don't feel like taking it from Sheffield.
5. Leave me feedback! Second retexture so far, and it's just because this outfit was bugging the hell out of me.