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• Npc Clothes Changer Skyrim Special Edition

Mar 05, 2018  For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'How do I change npc clothes?'

This page describes the mundane (non-magical) clothing items in Skyrim. Daedric race mod. Generic Magic Apparel details most magical clothing; the category Skyrim-Clothing provides lists of all the individual pieces of clothing in the game. Clothing items do not provide any armor; wearing them doesn't improve the armor rating.

Clothes[edit]

These cover both your upper and lower body, and cannot be worn along with primary armor.

Robes[edit]

These cover both your upper and lower body, and cannot be worn along with primary armor.

Hoods[edit]

These cover your head, and cannot be worn along with any helmet.

Shoes[edit]

Includes all non-armor versions of boots. These go on your feet and cannot be worn with armored boots.

Gloves[edit]

These go on your hands and cannot be worn along with gauntlets or bracers.

Rings[edit]

All of the following rings (except the Bone Hawk Ring) can be crafted at forges; the linked pages provide details on the materials necessary to craft the items.

You may wear only one ring at a time. The ring will be visible on your character's right pointer finger as long as you are not wearing certain types of gauntlets.

Amulets[edit]

All of the following amulets can be crafted at forges; the linked pages provide details on the materials necessary to craft the items.

You may wear only one amulet or necklace at a time. The necklace will be visible if you are wearing certain types of clothing or armor.

Circlets[edit]

When worn, circlets (including all enchanted circlets) occupy a special 'circlet' body part slot. Most helmets and other headgear occupy both the 'circlet' and 'hair' body part slots; meaning that, in general, circlets cannot be worn with any other headgear. Similarly, most hooded robes occupy both the 'circlet' and 'hair' body part slots in addition to the 'body' part slot. However, there are a handful of bugged items that occupy only the 'hair' and not the 'circlet' body part slot, allowing them to be worn simultaneously with any circlet:

• Helmets:
  • The Jagged Crown
  • The Ancient Shrouded Cowl can only be worn simultaneously with circlets by Khajiit and Argonians.^{[verification needed — see talk page]}
• Robes:
  • Mythic Dawn Robes (hooded)
  • Archmage's Robes (hooded)

The Aetherial Crown^DG, Wedding Wreath, and all Dragon Priest Masks occupy only the 'circlet' body part slot, and can therefore also be worn simultaneously with any of the aforementioned bugged items. Note that wearing two pieces of armored headgear, even if both are the same weight, negates the armor bonuses from the Well Fitted and Custom Fit perks. Various bugs that allow multiple head items to be equipped are fixed by the Unofficial Skyrim Patch.

Skyrim Se Outfit Changer Mod

Unlike rings and amulets, circlets cannot be made by the player at forges.

Notes[edit]

• Unlike in previous Elder Scrolls games, shirts, pants, and skirts are mixed together into a single 'Clothes' item to optimize gameplay. It allows more NPCs to be in one place at the same time and reduces the chances of clothing glitches, mislabels, and errors.
• Additional clothing, which cannot normally be obtained and/or used by the player, is listed at Unobtainable Items.

Npc Clothes Changer Skyrim Special Edition

If you’ve ever tried to give your follower some swanky new armor, you’ll know that Skyrim’s vanilla outfit system leaves… a lot to be desired. Equipment you give to people doesn’t stay equipped after you dismiss them, and inventory management is really only available for followers. The system just isn’t powerful enough to support basic features that you may expect.

Well, the mod I’ve been working on for the past little bit aims to rectify all these problems. As the name suggests, this mod gives you direct control over what NPCs wear. It works for all NPCs that are allies and above, not just followers, and it supports fully custom outfits--including mod-added outfits.

But the best part? Its technical simplicity. It’s very lightweight, it doesn’t run any scripts once the outfit is equipped, and it actually works. It also doesn’t require SKSE of any sort, so it works seamlessly with Classic, Special Edition, and yes--Xbox.

You can see the mod in action here. (I added some commentary in the subtitles, so I recommend you turn those on)

At the moment, you can get it for:

An Xbox release should be forthcoming. I do not have an Xbox to test on, so if you play on Xbox or have released mods on Xbox and are interested in helping me test this, please send me a PM!

While I’m here, I want to quickly thank a few people:

• /u/always_garthand for helping me test this on SSE and for his advice in actually releasing this thing, and

• /u/possiblychesko for providing some invaluable scripting help early on in the process

Thank you so much for reading -- I hope you enjoy the mod!

Edit July 31st, 2018: I've released Simple NPC Outfit Manager 1.1, with more outfit slots, bugfixes, and more options! The links remain the same, so go check them out!