Vanilla Gear Redux-Seamless OCOv2 fix

EDIT: Just wanted to thank everyone for the kind words and endorsements! You're all great. I'm just glad others can enjoy a seam-free Oblivion experience. I may make more content like this in the future, we'll see ;)

PLEASE NOTE, THIS IS NOT A FULL REPLACER, YOU STILL NEED TO INSTALL THE ORIGINAL MOD FIRST FOR SOME MESHES AND ALL TEXTURES!! DO NOT FORGET TO DO THIS FIRST!!

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/45241/

Description:

I originally set out to just fix the neck seams for VGR when using SeamlessOCOv2, however, I found that skin tone was still quite mismatched in some areas if I were to just stop there. So, this mod replaces all meshes that show even the slightest amount of skin with ones that will work nicely with SeamlessOCOv2. Just like the original mod, there are three different versions for your favored choice. Personally I use the Reasonable version, the Unreasonable version ended up taking me the most work so I hope you all enjoy. ^^ I also tried to fix some mistakes like the Unreasonable Mythic Dawn armor having gaps between the shoulders, and the male variant of Sheogorath's outfit having a bunch of clipping on the hand (this is not fully fixed and I intend to revisit it). Let me know if you see any mistakes I missed like gaps or clipping! I by no means claim to be an expert 3d modeler. If you somehow missed above, you will require the original mod! Feel free to upload your own before and after photos as I didn't have the time! I may add some later.

Q: My textures are still mismatched?

A: Install the original mod first before using this one. If it still persists check your invalidation settings. I recommend skyBSA if you are not using it already.

Q: There are two missing armor pieces in the Skympy variants esp?

A: They are not missing, the file paths are incorrect and this was the case with the original mod. They cannot be changed without overwriting other meshes. You can easily fix this error yourself using the construction set.

Q: There is clipping with blah blah blah on female lowerbodies.

A: This is because the for idiots version of SeamlessOCOv2 uses a slightly larger lowerbody. You can try using the BAIN installer to get a more accurate body, or wait for me to make rescaled versions eventually, if I ever get around to it.

Q: What Programs did you use?

A: I used the lovely Python seam mender created by kgtools. For the files that did not take through there, which was about a good 30%-35% I manually recreated the skin portions using blender.

All credits go to the original creators, please leave an endorsement while you are downloading their mod here (https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/45241/) and thank them for their hard work :)