» Sun Sep 01, 2013 10:45 pm
Just because there should be one, and the other one is beyond post limit. 
In Markarth, http://i.minus.com/ibx2aOM0w8lnNB.jpg
http://i.minus.com/ibxC4gKI9MPTMc.jpg
(I found out how this happened, btw. I've accidently changed the numbers of "UlfricYoungFollower" in the CK, so there are now two of them in the game. Only one seems to respond on commands though, the naked one to the right has all dialogue but only stands there.)
» Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:44 am
To answer your question in the other thread, yes the "flirt" does that. It's based on the tavern wench outfit which does the same thing without UNP meshes. There are a couple "stops" on the weight slider where it will end up less revealing, if I recall, due to the meshes showing for the vanilla equivalent. I know Mercy was able to wear it without hanging out, but my other characters, not so much.
I could probably make a patch for it since all the clothes are based on vanilla clothing, but since I mostly use outfits that don't mess up like that I haven't gotten around to it yet. If I did make it, it would be mod dependent because it would call on the UNP vanilla armor patches. I haven't really looked into it, though. I'll let you know if I do, and I'll ask the GSS mod author if they want it. Since it will only call on items and not copy them, I shouldn't need any permissions.
I did make a mod today. A follower, with a custom spellsword combat class / skills / spell package, and I'm about to load him up in my game. It will take me a bit to get him, though, because I'm partway through Bthardamz and I placed the new guy in Candlehearth hall.
» Mon Sep 02, 2013 4:00 am
Ok, well, I've never used the vanilla tavern clothes on an UNP body, so I didn't know that. Durza has a weight of 10, and that apparently didn't work. Not that tavern clothes is her style anyway. I liked those Asian inspired patterns on her. With her heavy eye make-up and her black hair tied up in a knot, she looks a little bit Asian, well, for an Orc. I usually go for a more natural look, so this felt new - but it fits her. See, she's an Orc who cares a lot about how she looks. Not the warrior type at all. Adopted and raised by humans. I hope to play her one day... When Jelissa is retired. Jelissa's been such a long-term character - even longer than usual due to me playing Arkas at the same time - but I want to finish her properly before I create too many new characters and actually play them, mostly due to the fact that I don't want to mess with installing and especially uninstalling mods during Jelissa's playthrough. So right now, I have a few mods I really could do without, but I just leave them be for now.
Same with body and face mods - I'm thinking of changing again, but I most likely leave the ladies be until Jelissa's retired. I will give the men a makeover soon, though, but that's a little easier - only a body replacer and a face mod, and that should be it. With the women, I have enhanced normal maps on top of the face mod, and the fitness mod on top of the body replacer. And No More Ugly Bronze Shine over it all. I remember how long THAT took me to get right, so I'm not exactly looking forward to it...
I will play my bard, though - already has mods for him, and his primary goal is to get through the Dawnguard questline, that I STILL haven't played.
Hoping to see pics of your new follower!
