Practical Robes - Robes with pants

A remesh of the standard robe mesh.

Edits to some robe blueprints to use a cowlless mesh.

Edited the generic robe blueprint to edit hidden bodyparts.

Robes no longer hide gloves.

Robe sleeves are slightly bigger to fit Shrouded gloves from my dark brotherhood mod.

White Monk robes have a fixed Chaos Cloth Asset. Now it has cloth physics. Thanks, Virtuos. Triple A game btw.

Installation instructions

Drag and drop in the OblivionRemastered folder

Or just use Vortex, duh.

0. No support for old game versions (1. 0 and 1. 1/ 0. 411 and 0. 511.)

Only patch

1. 2 / 1. 512. 105. 0

No exceptions.

Backport my mods if you want. I don't care about old versions.

I'm not wasting my time on this.

1. Can you post a form id or editor id?

1. No. This is public information, these mods can be opened with xEdit or CS.

2. Open the mod in XEdit. The Form ID's and Editor ID's are right there. Copy them or memorize them.

3. Use Runtime EditorID Console mod. In game open console ~ and type player.additem EDITORIDHERE 1 . Now you have the item.

4. I will not post all of my items id's for every mod. There might be a debug spell in my mod, just cast it then and grab the items.

1. 1 I don't know XEdit!

Not my problem. Learn its basics. It is incredibly easy and the program is the same for all bethesda games. Takes 5 minutes to install it and find a tutorial. Here is the XEdit discord.

If you can't be bothered to learn XEdit basics you are not fit to mod bethesda games. Go play vanilla or just git gud.

2. I can't use editorid console mod!

1. Form IDs change their first 2 numbers/letters to their position in load order. Use XEdit with all mods loaded or Tessyncmapinjector UE4SS log file in UE4SS folder to find the formid you want. Use it instead.

3. Can you make it a replacer?

1. Syncmap it yourself to the items you want replaced.

2. Create an Oblivion.in