Belt-Fastened Quivers

Belt-Fastened Quivers repositions quivers and crossbow bolts in order to be more "backpack friendly" for the player and all NPCs. It also makes minor modifications to the placement of bows and crossbows in order to avoid as much clipping as possible using this new position, while still trying to draw bows and quivers closer to the body than the default placement. This file modifies the placement of quivers, crossbow bolts, bows, and crossbows for all vanilla races and sexes.

Now includes new arrow drawing animations courtesy of Ninivekha! The animation matches the new quiver location when standing, sneaking, and riding a horse.

While it wasn't intended at the time, the visual design is similar to that of Dark Souls' quiver location.

This file was originally intended as an optional add-on for Frostfall users. However, it was so well-received by itself on Steam Workshop that I decided to make it its own file here so it can be easily tracked.

This is a skeleton replacer for all races and sexes. It also includes a modification to two bolt quiver meshes from Dawnguard, in order for them to mount properly using the new quiver bone locations. Dawnguard is not required. Finally, it includes replacement .hkx files for arrow drawing when standing and sneaking.

Some combined skeletons were created by Skulltyrant to combine Belt-Fastened Quivers with things like Realistic Ragdolls and Force, Dual Sheath plus Shields on Back, and so on. However, these are currently made from Belt-Fastened Quivers 1. 0. If you use one of the above skeleton replacers, please wait for Skulltyrant (or someone else; this mod is free to redistribute and modify) to create a new version based off of 1. 2.

No, I will not make a version for your favorite skeleton replacer (see below). There are simply too many of them and I have decided to only personally support the default vanilla skeleton.

This mod is provided as-is, no requests. I will not be modifying it based on requests. If you do not like the way this has been positioned, you need to learn how to use NifSkope and change it yourself.

Clipping should be expected and is unavoidable, and is dependent on several factors, including your race, sex, and worn armor which can change body posture. However, I am pleased with the results, and I hope you will be too. Eliminating all clipping from all armor from all s