Adds a mod in the "Paint" category (the one added by base game updates) that makes leather, metal, combat, and synth armor pieces invisible. You'll get the benefit of the armor but it simply won't be visible on your character. The mod also enables the Paint category if it isn't enabled already.
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The structure of the mod came from the "Armor Paint Job - Minutemen" Creation by Skibadaa. The usage of the T-60 "no decal" texture to make armor invisible came from the "Unified Clothing Overhaul" mod by ANDREWCX.
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As it says in the description: Adds a mod in the "Paint" category (the one added by base game updates) that makes leather, metal, combat, and synth armor pieces invisible. You'll get the benefit of the armor but it simply won't be visible on your character. The mod also enables the Paint category if it isn't enabled already.
This mod does not overwrite vanilla assets, so it won't screw up any other mods. Hopefully. The only potential source of conflict is that objects can only have one material swap at a time, so if there's a mod that adds another attach point for material swaps (eg. AWKCR, Armorsmith Extended, UCO), then one of the attach points will become useless.
I toyed with adding this functionality to other armor pieces than the "Big Four", but I couldn't figure out injector scripts after an hour-or-so of searching and fiddling so this is it for now.
