Requesting Nude Spell using Exnem's

[darksider666]

I've serached a bit already, but has anyone made a nude spell using Exnem's Eye Candy mod? and if not, could anyone please create one? there is the one by waldelf or junges, but i prefer the Exnem meshes. it would be appreciated.

[WoogieMonster]

In a way, this has been done by Bethesda themselves. If you do the quest for the Deadric God Sanguine, he gives you a spell called "stark reality" which does a very minimal amount of damage and strips the clothing from whomever it hits. After the quest I think he takes it away from you, but you can use the console to get it back and use it at your leisure.

[Abramul]

I had tried using it on some Leyawiin guards. Very lethal, very glitchy, but didn't affect their clothes. Presumably there's a check for whether someone's the intended target.

[darksider666]

yeah, so then is there any way to create a spell that simply unequips a target's equipped items(clothing, armor, weapons, etc), no added effects? making it so that it doesn't aggro them would be a plus, but a modification of already existing nude spell mods would work, right?

[omichron]

yeah, so then is there any way to create a spell that simply unequips a target's equipped items(clothing, armor, weapons, etc), no added effects? making it so that it doesn't aggro them would be a plus, but a modification of already existing nude spell mods would work, right?

 

 

You know, I've actually been thinking of something similar.

 

More of a Burden spell without any aggro, or low aggro or something along the lines of "If friendly, no aggro/annoyance, if enemy, aggro if not stealthed"

 

I've actually never tried to burden an NPC. Will they drop everything until they're back to their limit?

[TheTerminator2004]

It should be easy enough to make a spell to remove all an NPC's items (Including clothes)- there's obviously a function for doing it, as it's been done with the stark reality spell, so all you'd have to do is look at the script for that spell, find the bit which removes the items (I think it just moves them to a specified container, however), and implement it in a new spell effect.

[BlueCrimpson]

yeah i get it :P

 

why doesn't someone just make a quick share feature like with companions? that way you can "borrow" any items you want from the npc and either give them back once you've had your fun... or not.

[BobSob2020]

Could someone perhaps make a spell that scripts NPC (probably easier that way, than to making it effect the player too) to "drop everything" or "drop equipped"? And by this I mean to force the NPC in to an action of checking its inventory/equipped and drop everything equal to it as a scripted action. The latter would be more "balanced" since some characters carry a spare. But this would also let the player (or the NPC) to pick up the items (unlike in Stark reality where the clothes just disappear). Probably adding some level of Charm/Command humanoid in this would also result in fancy effects. Of course it would be also nice if this spell could be tamperable at the altars, by changing the variables of area (and probably level affected, since this would be bit more effective in battle than "disintegrate armor", no? Sadly I presume that creating a scripted effect for spell and making it appear as spellcraftable spell is probably impossible or unreasonably difficult since I haven't seen any custom spells without the "scripted effect" -effect.

 

And as this is a request -topic, and quite related to Eye-Candy (or did I get something wrong here :P ) I presume I wouldn't be lynched for wishing chameleon armors... and no, I don't mean armors that have chameleon effect, but are effected by chameleon. Let us say that the story behind this would be either damn perverted mage who wanted see-trough armors (and probably created cult with all-female army), or rather unlucky thief that wanted to create own enchanted armors in order to become invisible, but somehow got the enchanting wrong and ended up with rather unusual equipment (that might also include very secure gauntlets, truly agile greaves, ultimately sneaky boots [or sandals, since they're usually lighter] and many other neat but rather unuseful items). As for designs, I am aivabe, however I have no idea of actual 3D modeling, so I may only provide drawn pictures (And trust me, it is damn important how an invisible armor should look like, god damn it).

 

However I'd wish that these element wouldn't require any body-replacing mode (or any irrelevant-for-the-cause mod for that matter), since they are more or less irrelevant to the mods.