Does anyone know of a mod where looting dead npcs does not strip them to underwear?

[dantw]

Does anyone know of a mod where you can loot a dead enemy's armor/clothes but they appear to still be wearing it(so you don't leave behind a trail of corpses in underwear). I am talking about something purely cosmetic for immersion sake. For example, a dead bandit is wearing some fur armor and you loot it from their corpse for yourself but the mod makes it where they still appear to be wearing the fur armor(or whatever they were wearing) and it just doesn't show up in their inventory Even something that gave them an exact copy of the clothes/armor they are wearing would work for my purposes(since I could resist temptation to cheat by looting the duplicates). If not, I will probably just have to settle for a mod that makes them disappear with a spell or something.

[Oblivionaddicted]

Corpse equip should do the job. I never used it.

[SigurdStormhand]

That appears to be designed to dress corpses - so you can fill their inventory with glass armour and then force them to equip it despite being dead.

 

My question to the OP is - why do you want an anti-imsion mod?

 

As regards how this would work - I think you'd need to make a copy of everything an npc was carrying when the player activates the corpse, move it to a chest, and then have the player loot that instead of the NPC themself.

[PraiseBeee]

Did anyone ever find a mod which does this cause i'd be interested in it too

[Pellape]

I use my own looting spell first and when I stripped the corpses, I immediately uses Midas Touch from Midas Spells, that will turn the corpses into gold coins so I never leave any corpses behind and after that I cast Midas Coin Seeker and also another looting spell that I made to pick up the coins that the coin seeker missed. So why do I cast the coin seeker? Well to get a working macro working with enhanced hotkeys as the stuff that happens do use timers and it has to be synced.

 

So one key Macro and the first spell you add must always be turned into auto mode, and you do that by clicking at it in the hotkey menu but that do not work to do if you first add 2 spells to it. Well here is the list of spells I use in this order:

1. Loot Chest/Body Touch
2. Midas Touch
3. Midas Coin Seeker (Cast to give time to the body to turn into gold)
4. Loot loose stuff spell

Casting only Midas 2 spells will do the job as well of course. The gold made from the spell are level based, so casting it at a rat will give 12 gold, at a beetle 4 gold but at higher level creatures and dead mobs, a lot of gold really, specially after you get lvl 50 mobs to spawn.