All Geared Up

• -Description--
• All Geared Up displays unequipped favorited weapons and shields on the player character, and can also display weapons equipped in the left hand. Bows and crossbows are not currently supported due to technical issues.

Models of unequipped weapons on the right-hand side have to be removed before equipping said weapons due to technical reasons. If one doesn't do that, then one may end up with an invisible weapon in the player character's hand(s). You can either always enter the Favorites menu when switching weapons or use the custom hotkeys provided by the mod in order to remove the model(s) before equipping a weapon in the right hand. Also applies to two-handed melee weapons.

The All Geared Up mod configuration menu allows you to set which items you want to show up on the player character and which biped slots those items should use. The default slots are set up to be compatible with most cloak (slots 40 and 46) and backpack (slot 47) mods, but you may have to adjust the slots depending on the mods you are using. Shields can be set to accomodate (move further away from the player character) for cloaks and/or backpacks in order to minimize clipping. You can also enable/disable hotkeys and rebind those hotkeys. Quick slots 1-8 also have an alternative method that can be used in case the regular mode has issues.

The custom hotkeys for Quick slot 1-8 require modification of controlmap.txt, which can be done manually, with the optional download, or software like Skyrim Key Helper (part of Interface Hard Coded Key Tweaks, which is available on Skyrim Nexus). Quick slot 1-8 are by default bound to two sets of buttons (1-8 and Numpad 1-8). Unbind the keys you want to use (the custom hotkeys can be bound to those) and leave the other set of keys bound or rebind to another set of keys you will not be using. The custom Quick slot hotkeys are disabled by default and need to be enabled via MCM or the console before they can be used.

The custom SkyUI group 1-8 hotkeys do not need any modifications to the controlmap.txt file. Enabling these custom hotkeys will detect and hijack the keys you've set in SkyUI's mod configuration menu, and the hotkeys for the groups should then be rebound via AGU's menu. Disabling will reset the hotkeys and the hotkeys for the groups should then be rebound via SkyUI's menu again. The custom SkyUI group hotkeys are disabled by default and need to be enabled via MCM or the console before they can be used.

At the moment (version 2. 1. 1) the recommended way of (un)equipping weapons and shields is to use the inventory menu, the favorites menu, or the custom SkyUI gr