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Adds a female variant of all basegame armors that fits the hips and waist more and makes armors less bulky.
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Description
Some vanilla armors are bulky and most armors are only available as a male version which is also used by female characters. With this little plugin and 3D models I've made, you'll be able to have male characters wear the male version and female characters wear a more "feminine" version where the armor fits the waist, hips and torso more, resulting in a less bulky look and a more tailored armor.
Note
Any armor texture mod you have installed will be applied automatically as long as it's meant for a vanilla mesh armor.
The armor meshes I have made are 100% vanilla-friendly.
How this was made
Blender. Imported the .nif meshes and edited the shape without altering the UV layouts. Exported them and added female versions of the armors in the Construction Set. Linked those and here we are.
Installation
Just a plugin. Drag and drop the files into your Morrowind root folder and enable the .ESP or use MO2/Vortex, etc.
Compatibility
This right here edits the armor references in the CS. If you have a mod that changes the stats of some armor, you'll have to adjust your load order.
It goes as follows for those newer to modding:
X mod above mine: Keeps the mod working but you don't get the female version of the armor working (unaltered vanilla).
- OR -
My mod below X mod: Get the appearance but no stats/item changes.
Some vanilla armors are bulky and most armors are only available as a male version which is also used by female characters. With this little plugin and 3D models I've made, you'll be able to have male characters wear the male version and female characters wear a more "feminine" version where the armor fits the waist, hips and torso more, resulting in a less bulky look and a more tailored armor.
Note
Any armor texture mod you have installed will be applied automatically as long as it's meant for a vanilla mesh armor.
The armor meshes I have made are 100% vanilla-friendly.
How this was made
Blender. Imported the .nif meshes and edited the shape without altering the UV layouts. Exported them and added female versions of the armors in the Construction Set. Linked those and here we are.
Installation
Just a plugin. Drag and drop the files into your Morrowind root folder and enable the .ESP or use MO2/Vortex, etc.
Compatibility
This right here edits the armor references in the CS. If you have a mod that changes the stats of some armor, you'll have to adjust your load order.
It goes as follows for those newer to modding:
X mod above mine: Keeps the mod working but you don't get the female version of the armor working (unaltered vanilla).
- OR -
My mod below X mod: Get the appearance but no stats/item changes.