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About this mod
Reverts the Shrouded Armor added in Legacy of the Dragonborn to vanilla pathing. ESL flagged.
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This is not an officially endorsed mod by icecreamassassin or the Legacy team.
What does this Mod do?
- This mod undoes the mesh path edits and FormID edits made by Legacy of the Dragonborn on the Ancient Shrouded Armor set, reverting it back to vanilla for use with CBBE armor replacers or modded versions of the armor. The replica version has not been changed.
FAQ:
Q: The armor doesn't change on display/when dropped?
A: I didn't touch the world models so it would still be compatible with Legacy.
Q: This mod doesn't work with _____ Ancient Shrouded Armor replacer?
A: This mod only reverts the file path back to vanilla Skyrim parameters, so any mod that has added a custom file path or separate records will not be compatible with this one. As I am not allowed to re-upload the Legacy ESM, the only solution would be to change modified paths manually using the Creation Kit or SSEEdit. If you are proficient in CBBE, you could manually build a new mesh using the same path and name.
Tools:
- SSEEdit 4.1.5f
- Creation Kit 1.6.1378
What does this Mod do?
- This mod undoes the mesh path edits and FormID edits made by Legacy of the Dragonborn on the Ancient Shrouded Armor set, reverting it back to vanilla for use with CBBE armor replacers or modded versions of the armor. The replica version has not been changed.
FAQ:
Q: The armor doesn't change on display/when dropped?
A: I didn't touch the world models so it would still be compatible with Legacy.
Q: This mod doesn't work with _____ Ancient Shrouded Armor replacer?
A: This mod only reverts the file path back to vanilla Skyrim parameters, so any mod that has added a custom file path or separate records will not be compatible with this one. As I am not allowed to re-upload the Legacy ESM, the only solution would be to change modified paths manually using the Creation Kit or SSEEdit. If you are proficient in CBBE, you could manually build a new mesh using the same path and name.
Tools:
- SSEEdit 4.1.5f
- Creation Kit 1.6.1378