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About this mod
Taking the mods made by Tathrin to de-gender clothing, so men can wear dresses and women wear pants., this mod adds equivalent outfits for the vanilla outfits for each gender. Then using SPID, redistributes outfits based on the NPC's gender identity.
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This is a patch to the trio of mods created by Tathrin. Specifically this covers Common Clothes, Uncommon Clothes, and Crafter Clothes. Using the Spell Perk Item Distributor(SPID), Skyrim can now look at the Gender Identity of an NPC and distribute the appropriate outfit.
Due to the original mods implementation, the clothing was distributed randomly by overwriting the clothing file itself. What I have done is create equivalent outfits for each of the effected Vanilla outfits, and then using SPID to distribute one or the other, based on the characters Gender.
What this means:
When playing with this patch and the three required mods, NPCS will be wearing exactly what they wore in Vanilla Skyrim. However if you were to take their outfit off of them, you would find that it remains a dress or a shirt with pants. It no longer magically changes from one to another. This expands character expression and customization options, while not changing the gendered expression of any Vanilla characters.
Requirements:
CC Fishing(If you select the version requiring it)
Common Clothes
Uncommon Clothes
Crafter Clothes
Spell Perk Item Distributor(SPID)
Compatibility:
This mod will cover any mod that effects the default outfits. If a Mod adds an NPC that uses an outfit from the base game that involves these clothing items, it should automatically work. However mods that add new outfits which include their own outfits will need a patch.
Final Thoughts:
This is my first ever mod and it was actually a lot of fun to make! I have been testing this mod pretty thoroughly, but if anyone has any issues be sure to let me know. I should also say with SPID there is a lot more freedom to redistribute outfits to whatever they would prefer, and I may expand on this later.
I should also say that much like the original, if you have a problem with men wearing dresses or women wearing pants, please avoid this mod. This is for people who both want the freedom to express their character through however they wish, along with the realism of no more magically transforming clothing.
Due to the original mods implementation, the clothing was distributed randomly by overwriting the clothing file itself. What I have done is create equivalent outfits for each of the effected Vanilla outfits, and then using SPID to distribute one or the other, based on the characters Gender.
What this means:
When playing with this patch and the three required mods, NPCS will be wearing exactly what they wore in Vanilla Skyrim. However if you were to take their outfit off of them, you would find that it remains a dress or a shirt with pants. It no longer magically changes from one to another. This expands character expression and customization options, while not changing the gendered expression of any Vanilla characters.
Requirements:
CC Fishing(If you select the version requiring it)
Common Clothes
Uncommon Clothes
Crafter Clothes
Spell Perk Item Distributor(SPID)
Compatibility:
This mod will cover any mod that effects the default outfits. If a Mod adds an NPC that uses an outfit from the base game that involves these clothing items, it should automatically work. However mods that add new outfits which include their own outfits will need a patch.
Final Thoughts:
This is my first ever mod and it was actually a lot of fun to make! I have been testing this mod pretty thoroughly, but if anyone has any issues be sure to let me know. I should also say with SPID there is a lot more freedom to redistribute outfits to whatever they would prefer, and I may expand on this later.
I should also say that much like the original, if you have a problem with men wearing dresses or women wearing pants, please avoid this mod. This is for people who both want the freedom to express their character through however they wish, along with the realism of no more magically transforming clothing.