Armor -> Skeleton alterations

[Sebiale]

If I run a mod like the proportion fixers, would regular armors be affected?

If I did wear a piece of custom armor, would it simply display as if the model hadn't been fixed, or what would be the result of that?

Can anyone say if this mod would affect custom skins and other part of the character creator?

Any other affects that could pop up that anyone can think of?

[DarkeWolf]

wow. thats a pretty extensive bit of work that they did to the models.

Not being a 3d modeler, the best that I could do is guess :(

Best bet would probably be to aks the author, if nobody in the know, replies here.

[Sebiale]

KK.

I have a bad track record with Bioware's community PM system but we'll see how this goes :P

[looka]

i'm using that mod for a long time in all 3 versions (HF/EF/DF) and it's imho a great work! mods are divided in folders for massive/heavy/light armor and underwear, so you can use those you want.

 

proportions are fixed even if you use custom pieces of armor and there are no effects on chargen...my suggestion:try it, that's good :)

[Sebiale]

I'm using it right now, and I may be having a conflict issues with the OldWolfe's sexy clothes, although it only seems to be affecting humans atm.

 

Sent a message to OldWolfe, but he hasn't logged in since late August, so no telling when he'll actually be around next.

 

Honestly, I can't really tell the difference. You'd need to stick both models next to each other before I could probably tell.

[snakejk]

I've released a similar mod myself and I can tell you that it should not conflict with custom armor mods, what he did was simply modify the mesh not the skeleton.

 

If you use custom armors then the proportions will likely be different than the 'fixed' ones, as modders use different bodies as their reference.