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Armor Extras - Pauldrons


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This so much. I was just thinking this not to long ago, but expanded to include gauntlets and greaves/skirts. Like, if you're wearing Scaled Armor, and have the right Ancient Nord Pauldron, Forsworn Gauntlets with a Stormcloak Officer Left Gauntlet, and the Fur Skirt as your greaves. When you equip a one-handed gauntlet, pauldron, or greaves/skirt, it replaces your current one, visually. And, to be fair, Greaves/skirts, one-handed gauntlets, and pauldrons have no armor rating.
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I totally agree with you there. It's been too long since the days of the Morrowind armor system. I loved mixing and matching pieces of armor and it was great that you could equip two different gauntlets...I think you could, it's been a while. Either way, pauldrons alone would be outstanding.
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It can be done, all someone need to do is separate the mesh into different pieces of gear (helm, cuirass, pauldron, greaves, shinguards, bracers, gauntlets and whatever), than they would just need to assign them to different bodyslots in the creation kit.

 

Easy peasy.

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It can be done, all someone need to do is separate the mesh into different pieces of gear (helm, cuirass, pauldron, greaves, shinguards, bracers, gauntlets and whatever), than they would just need to assign them to different bodyslots in the creation kit.

 

Easy peasy.

 

I'm just now getting used to 3ds max and nifskope by using Nightasy's tutorial channel on youtube. If you know of a tutorial that can help me figure out how to separate meshes, I'd be very grateful. Maybe then I could do it myself as my first official mod.

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Well, I've discovered what every modder has been dealing with since Skyrim's launch. With Oblivion, you could add and remove pieces of an armor mesh with nifskope alone to easily create mash-ups of ingame armors. This isn't the case with Skyrim, though. Otherwise this mod would be fairly simple to do. Now I just have to locate a decent tutorial that shows you how to do this with 3ds Max. Edited by oOlaquerheadOo
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