Camt

In response to post #15680280. Yeah, its basically a thumbs up to the mod. Doing so not only gains the mod popularity, but also shows to potential downloaders that either the mod works as it says it does, people appreciate the authors' work or just believe that the mod has generally improved their game (hopefully all three!). If you don;t think it quite meets those standards you can astain it. Astaing isn't a dislike button though, it's just telling the Nexus that I don't want to endorse this mod right now, and don't remind me about it again.' As said above, the pop-up will disappear once all mods are either endorsed or abstained. It is also set to appear on a schedule, and you can set the time between it too, so in my opinion it will be more a helpful reminder rather than an annoyance.

Hi guys, I'd like to start off saying I'm entirely new to this. I have absolutely no knowledge on how mods are made, but I think i have an idea that might be possible to do, and it would be amazing if it actually got made. The Backstory of how this idea popped into my head: So anyway, to avoid asking the impossible, would it be possible to create a mod where the user could choose an apparel piece to be what shows whenever there is nothing worn on the body? For example, I would choose the Osare Underwear to appear once the armour/clothing slot was emptied, and without the need to have it in your inventory. It should have no armour bonus, no matter what the item is chosen for the underwear, and there should be an option to apply it to NPCs too, not just the player. I mainly want them to have it so I don't leave naked corpses laying around. Anyway, I came to this conclusion as an alternative to get Osare's working as actual underwear that every female wears, but I think it would be a cool mod with some other uses too :biggrin: So finally, I apologize for this post, as it's late and I'm sure I wrote a lot of it like a derp, but if any of you out there actually understood what I was trying to say, I applaud you. Let me know what you think!