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BHUNP v4 conversion and refit for the Divine Elegance Store female outfits and accessories. Yes, BHUNP. Yes, 3BBB. Yes, jiggle. Yes, SMP.

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This is a BHUNP v4 conversion of the highly acclaimed, sought after and famous Divine Elegance Store.

What I have done is:

  • patch plugin marked as light, so it won't count against your plugin limit
  • check and optimisation of meshes (especially in 3BBB areas)
  • bodyslide files for BHUNP v4, converted from the original UUNP ones (most dresses with UniBreasts reference)
  • added SMP to some pieces


 
 


SMP Disclaimer: I'm no expert. Let's start with this. But some of the pieces in the original port were probably never meant to use physics: the shapes simulate the presence of gravity and movement, and to be flawless they will require much more work. I wanted to give BHUNP users the chance of using these incredible outfits sooner than later. But this comes at a price. Not all pieces are like I would love them to be, SMP wise, and some might require a deep modification of the original models, not just a conversion.

The way some shapes are modelled would require a slow and careful work in a 3d modelling software and when weight painting them: take the Lord Fur Long Cape or the Wizard Cape. The first achieves the visual fur effect by alpha blending two shapes in a complicated way. And both are double sided. While in the original mod it sometimes shows some clipping of the internal layer to the outside, with SMP this is more evident. The Wizard Cape is shaped like it's folding on itself due to the movement and gravity, although in the original mod is a static piece. When adding SMP the shape should be flattened and redrawn differently beforehand, or the weight paint should be much more elaborate to take this into account. So some visual glitches are happening as I did not do this and can only work in Outfit Studio for the time being.

That said, longer gowns for the most iconic pieces from the Divine Store are using a clever hack by Myst42 to stabilise the circular movement of the fabric. What does this mean? The most complex pieces of them all, are probably the best looking ones right now!

Consider this a work in progress: larger shapes, like robes, gowns, cloaks, etc., benefit from SMP right now. I also rigged earrings and some headsets, but smaller pieces like bags, strings, feathers and hooked items might be added later. On a related note, some outfits are working better than others and I will try to push updates, now and then. Ad maiora semper.


 


SPID considerations: there are many mods that distribute some of these pieces to NPCs. I advise not to distribute some SMP robes/gowns/cloaks to factions (e.g. magus robes to enemy wizards) unless your system has got the juice to drive the physics for all of them in combat. Of course, distribution to unique NPCs is what makes the original mod so great, so continue doing it. Just keep in mind that an SMP outfit might stress your system more than a vanilla one.

All the credits for the outfits should go to apachii and the respective owners of the original pieces.


  





.oO Installation Oo.

Add the mod via Vortex, install via MO2 or simply manually uncompress the archive in your Data folder. There are Bodyslide files in it, and only for the BHUNP body, which means you need to build the meshes and morphs in Bodyslide. No build, no outfit pieces! You must of course download the original mod. I supply a group file for the build, but you can also use the outfit filter in bodyslide as all the converted pieces begin with "BHUNP 3BBB Divine Elegance" - and I might have missed some in the group file.

If you don't know which files to install from the original mod page, install UUNP v2 and the optional fix for the Iris dress if you're using ENB or Community Shaders Complex Materials.



.oO Usage Oo.

To get these outfits refer to the original mod page (you know where the store is) or use AddItemMenu. This conversion touches the female assets only, male will still be the same as in the original, so make sure you're not equipping them (yet it will be easy to spot the issue).


NOTE: My screenshots are low-res because I only have a Steam Deck to play Skyrim, so it's 800p.



.oO Credits Oo.

apachii - for the original Skyrim SE mod

Myst42 - for the incredible work on long gowns physics which really made it possible to begin adding SMP to these outfits. If it were not for them, you would not see gowns swirling now. Also helped checking the pieces

Sneedster for the gorgeous high-res screenshots and for helping test the outfits

The Cult of BHUNP - for inspiration

canliberk for bringing me to Skyrim

Immersive Collections Discord Community because you simply rock

(please check the Permissions and credits section for the original mod's credits and disclaimers)



.oO Recommended Mods Oo.

Bodyslide and Outfit Studio


.oO Poses used in the Screenshots Oo.

Fuwa
GomaPero
GS
Halo
JoJo's Bizarre Poses