Ok, this is for the people people who want the armor to not be shiney.
what you need to do is open nifskope and change the following lines.
NiTexturingProperty -> "Apply mode" change any pieces to "APPLY_MODULATE". be aware that some armor peices have more than one of these.
NiMaterialProperty -> "glossiness" change this to 9.900000. unsure if you actually need to do this but i did just in case. also there are a few of these as well.
I really like most of the changes to the steel armour, but the shininess just doesn't look very good when viewed in dark interiors. It looks good in your screenshots, but it just doesn't look the same in my game. I don't understand why.
Any chance you could release a non-reflective alternative? Because I really like the other changes.
Make a replacer for the Legion armour in the style of the Morrowind one (that has all the individual pieces and isn't just a one-piece suit like the existing ones) and you'd be the hero of the entire modding community....
i installed ur iron armor replacer as all the three files in this page but the greaves and cuirass r transparent on my female character. do i need one of the shiny steel mods?
sorry about that, bad texture pathing on my part there. the transparent stuff is purely texture paths pointing to files that dont exist (there was a bunch pointing to Zefiros texture, his mod was the source for a lot of the meshes). no other shiny steel mods needed.
I absolutely adore the aesthetic, but the armor has a magical film over it, the helmet is noticeably darker than everything else, and the eyes and neck are invisible. it may be an issue on my end, but any advice would be appreciated
the "shininess" on the male version of the armor is supposed to look like that. also the mod was poorly packaged so thats why some parts of the armor appear invisible
my bad on these issues folks, the witcher part was a rushed release. They should all be patched in the latest release. Happy to hear your enjoying the mod and aesthetic otherwise :D
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what you need to do is open nifskope and change the following lines.
Any chance you could release a non-reflective alternative? Because I really like the other changes.