Clothing conundrum

[Zuhko]

Ok so i like clothing mod and have around like 20 of them installed.

but what really annoys is, that you need for eg

GITS suit you need CBBE with this preset

what to wear with JB with this preset

and so on.

since i dont want to texture and mesh edit like 1000 files on my own i ask is there a way to fit ALL clothing to 1 type of body, be it CCBE or JB or whatever?

 

[Deleted3082751User]

both mods mentioned support CBBE (well theirs a conversion for Hmm What to Wear Mod), in fact the majority of armor/clothing mods support CBBE, as long as the mods have Bodyslide files, they will work on a CBBE body.

 

unless the mods are for male only, or SHB etc etc, basically bodyslide for males.

 

i have about 100+ armor and clothing mods, all of which are very popular and every single 1 of them support cbbe. so yea as long as said mod is either made for cbbe or includes bodyslide files, they will work on cbbe, as the bodyslide files will either allow you to shape the armor/clothing mod to your body preset, or allow you to add bodyslide files for them, i think pretty much any armor and or clothing mod, can be made to support CBBE via user input. as long as their not male only, but even so, an experience user could convert a male armour and or clothing to female bodies.

 

you will of course need bodyslide and outfit studio for the above

 

so basically if an armor or clothing mod is popular enough somebody would very likely create a CBBE conversion for it, assuming it does not support CBBE by default.

Edited July 15, 2018 by Guest

[Zuhko]

and "body slide" is the exact problem i have with these mods. i don't want to edit every single clothing piece so it fits 1 body.

and the next problem is:

i use ONI CBBE body. so if i use the GITS suit it works fine. if i use Mhhh what to wear i get shifted textures and massive clipping.

when i use Ventilation Collection my whole body turns black.

and so on...

why not rework the outfit maker so that you can match every piece with 1 click.

my idea is that the program knows the mesh of your body right? why not let it scan for that mesh and fit the clothing with idk 1px distance to the body mesh so that you don't have to fiddle around for hours just to edit 1 setpiece.