Steel Trimmed adds several cybernetic implants into the game. These implants can be acquired either by perk, or instantaneously.

First we have the "Sleipnir" teleportation implant. This implant allows the user to teleport over a short distance in whatever direction they are looking.

Second, there is the "Svalin" shield implant. This implant projects a forcefield around the user that absorb damage. They will fail after taking extensive damage, but can regenerate quickly when out of combat. It will also protect the user against falling from great heights.

Third we have the "Muninn" sound detection implant. This implant drastically increases the quality of the user's hearing, and translates the information perceived by your ears into visual stiumli which is then transmitted to the user's eyes. This allows the user to detect animated beings from across great distances, and even through solid objects!

Fourth is the "Odin" adrenal implant. This implant stimulates the user's adrenaline production, providing them with a temporary damage boost to melee, unarmed damage and DT.

Finally there is the "Mjolnir" Anti-Personnel implant. This implant will activate small pressure plates located in the knuckles. When these come into contact with an animated being they will release an amount of osmium and paralysing agent into the target, causing them to collapse before beginning to... float away.

Steel Trimmed also adds a huge number of customization options for said implants via the MCM, each implant can be tailored to function however you see fit, from being almost useless to wildly overpowered.

Another feature of Steel Trimmed is the "Power Distribution" menu. Each implant requires power, but the system as a whole can only hold so much power at a time, using the PD menu allows you to allocate more or less power to each implant, thus increasing or decreasing its overall strength and power drain. Speaking of power, there are three sources which implants can be powered by: Energy Cells, Microfusion Cells and Fusion Batteries (By default batteries give the most, then MFCs then ECs, however the output of each can be changed via the MCM).



Steel Trimmed requires NVSE (5.0b3.7 or later) and UIO (if you are planning on using other HUD changing mods alongside this one) to be installed. It does not, strictly speaking, require the MCM to be installed however it is highly recommended!