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About this mod
Save and load your outfits. Instantly apply them later, even in another game.
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Saves any equipment you wear to file and allows loading it back. That's i. It does not manage or create actual outfits, NPCs, add universal storage chests or anything else fancy so you can use whatever mod you want to handle that.
It's basically just a quick alternative to getting your favorite gear in a new game instead of adding it yourself one by one through AddItemMenu or console.
HOW TO USE - SAVING OUTFITS
1 - Wear whatever you want to save
2 - Select "Outfit Name" and enter a name
3 - Select "Save to file"
4(optional) - Remove any pieces you don't want included by clicking them in the right hand dropdown list
HOW TO USE - LOADING OUTFITS
1 - Select the outfit in the "Outfits" dropdown menu
2 - Select "Apply to [Your Character Name Here]"
NOTES
It's basically just a quick alternative to getting your favorite gear in a new game instead of adding it yourself one by one through AddItemMenu or console.
HOW TO USE - SAVING OUTFITS
1 - Wear whatever you want to save
2 - Select "Outfit Name" and enter a name
3 - Select "Save to file"
4(optional) - Remove any pieces you don't want included by clicking them in the right hand dropdown list
HOW TO USE - LOADING OUTFITS
1 - Select the outfit in the "Outfits" dropdown menu
2 - Select "Apply to [Your Character Name Here]"
NOTES
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- The item file is stored in "SKSE\Plugins\LazyOutfits\LazyOutfits.json"
- If you're using a mod that displays items on the player back, hip or similar it might get confused when the gear is first equipped. Just unequip and put it on again if that happens
- If duplicates of items appear in the list they're from a mod that adds dummy items, usually to display equipped gear on the character or similar. If you don't know which one is the real one look in the item file, there's extended information there that shows where each item is from and their order matches the one listed in the mod
- The mod pulls the name from the item itself, if it lacks a player friendly one the mod uses the not-so-friendly internal one.
- The mod saves anything the game detects as Armor or Weapon. This does not necessarily match how it appears to the player
- Adding to the above - anything, including quest items or gear your character shouldn't/couldn't obtain yet. Use your own judgement if something is a good idea to keep in the outfit or not