WARNING: if you switch mod versions while wearing a revealing outfit, your save may become broken.

Causes NPC eye tracking to look at the player's chest if they are wearing revealing clothing. Works automatically with various outfits from the base game and Dawnguard DLC, on both male and female players.

A secondary reaction (NPCs looking at your feet when you are barefoot) is available but turned off by default. You can choose to have either or both reactions occur via the configuration menu. If both effects are enabled, you can choose which takes precedence.

No outfits are added or modified by this mod. It only affects NPC reactions to your wearing them.

Outfits can have their "revealing" state changed manually via the configuration menu. This is especially useful for outfits from other mods, but works with base-game outfits as well.

This mod works by changing the player's race depending on what they are wearing. Patches to avoid this breaking the vampirism/lycanthropy mechanics are included, but it may also have an effect on some other pieces of in-game dialogue. Let me know if you encounter any changes that are particularly weird/make a quest harder to complete. Though note that changing your outfit back to a less revealing option (or disabling the effect via the configuration menu) will revert the dialogue back to normal.

Also note: all NPCs that face-track targets will be affected, as there is no way to make the effect conditional.

KNOWN ISSUES

• The racemenu (whether accessed via the console, the facechanger, or mods) will not work properly if accessed while the revealing/barefoot reaction effects are active. This can be worked around by turning off all reactions in the configuration menu prior to using the racemenu. Note this does not affect initial character creation as the mod ensures that no reaction effects will be active at the time.
  
  

COMPATIBILITY

• Changes the player's race, so may not work properly with mods that modify race data.
• Effect will not occur when using playable races added by other mods.
• Mods which modify base-game outfits or add new outfits should not be incompatible, but the effect will not take such changes into account (newly-added clothing will not automatically register as revealing).
• Modifies quests and spells associated with contracting/losing vampirism and lycanthropy (to ensure these mechanics are not broken by the mod). May be incompatible with mods that affect these. It is advisable to save before contracting/losing either, to be safe.
  

• If the mod is removed, saves made while the player was in a revealing outfit will not be playable. If this happens, either revert to a different save or reinstall the mod and change outfits.
  

GENERAL OTHER STUFF

• Cleaned and polished with TES5Edit
  

GAMEPLAY CHANGES

• NO changes to gameplay.