Blackwater Leather Cuirass First Person Male Mesh Fix

Fixes the male mesh of the Blackwater Leather Cuirass to no longer be invisible in first person. This is a true fix—it directly edits the mesh to have the vertices on the arm attached to different material slots. More info can be read in the section "The Mod's Method" of this description if you're interested on how this was done and want to learn more.

The space at which the left arm's first person mesh ends is barely visible when holding a two-handed weapon at extremely high FOVs (98+) when looking straight down.

I tried my best to fine tune the mesh for all weapon types, and this is the only issue I could find when testing. Because it happens under specific circumstances (looking straight down) with specific settings (98+ FOV), I consider this to be a nonissue and will most likely not attempt to fix it. If you still somehow find yourself getting bothered by this, consider turning down your FOV slightly.

A Vortex Installation should be as simple as clicking Mod manager download and using Vortex to deploy the mod once downloaded and installed. This should work for both the main and optional files.

For a manual installation, you should navigate to \Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Paks\~mods. This folder is the location that you need to extract the following files to:

BlackwaterFirstPersonFix87_P.pak

BlackwaterFirstPersonFix87_P.ucas

BlackwaterFirstPersonFix87_P.utoc

I want to preface this section by saying that this is an abridged version of the guide I wrote in the "The Mod's Method" section of the Emperor's Robe First Person Mesh Fix. The Blackwater Leather Cuirass did not take as much work, as you will see described in this section. For even more details surrounding other armors and clothing + how to implement "MaterialSlotsHiddenInFirstPerson," check out that guide as well.

In Oblivion Remastered, armor and clothing meshes are split up into material slots, which allow the developers to apply unique characteristics to different par