TealRabbit's (Trans)Masculine Body 1 (TRM1) for UTav

After refitting all the vanilla outfits and then some, I decided to try my hand at making my own personal version of a masculine body 1 for use with Unique Tav/KAVT. This is the result.

Quick note about the naming: My intention was to be inclusive above all, without sacrificing search optimization. If you want your character to look like this, then this mod is for you, regardless of that character's gender or assigned gender at birth.

Outfits for this body are available at the following pages:

TRM1 Vanilla Outfits

Gothyanki Gear for TRM1

Ranger's Leather Armor for TRM1

PK Clothes and Armours for TRM1

Lathander's Armory for TRM1

Maiden Of The Night for TRM1

Worn Traveler's Attire

The vanilla HUM_F, TIF_F, and GTY_F bodies were each edited from scratch in Blender. Broader shoulders, slimmer hips and butts, thicker waists and upper arms, flatter chests and bellies. The forearms, hands, lower legs, and feet were left completely alone, to ensure compatibility with gloves and boots made for vanilla body 1. This also lends the silhouette a touch of androgyny imo. There are TWO versions of the body for each race: Version C has nipples that are closer to the center of the chest, and Version F has nipples that are farther out to the sides.

It was very important to me to be able to offer texture variants - I commissioned the very talented Ezuneo to create textures just for this body.

The defaults are hairless and smooth. You'll find options for chest hair for normies and tieflings, just pubic hair for normies, raised body spots or no spots at all for githyanki, and top scars or abs for all three races, as well as the combinations of all these separate options. That's a total of 12 texture variations for normies and for githyanki, and 8 for tieflings!

REQUIREMENTS: Unique Tav and by extension, Trips' Shader Pack. Or, alternatively, KAVT and by extension, Script Extender.

INSTALLATION:

Please understand that with so many variations, this mod must be installed manually. There are two main folders, Bodies and Textures, along with a ReadMe file that breaks down the abbreviations used for the names of all the texture options.

Inside the Bodies