Bikini Mage Robes - CBBE

We've all seen it before: a player  prepares their mods, loads up their skimpy armors, and starts a new game of Skyrim, only to realize "Wait a minute, I wanted to play as a mage this time...but I only have heavy armor bikinis!"

And so they have no choice but to throw away their Samsung Smart Fridge and never play Skyrim again.

Thankfully, this tragedy is a thing of the past, with the new

What is it?

This mod provides BodySlide files for two new massively-customizable mage robes. Downloads include packages for CBBE/CBBE Physics, as well as 3BBB Amazing Body. Install either, or both at once.

When you build the outfits in BodySlide, you'll have the option of choosing the Replacer sets, which will act as replacers for the College of Winterhold Apprentice robes and Journeyman robes, or the Standalone sets, which (through the use of an additional ESP) introduce standalone versions of the bikini robes, allowing you to leave your vanilla robes untouched. Or use both Replacer and Standalone in the same game for maximum robe variety.

Pieces include Apprentice robes, hood (for all races), and boots; and the Journeyman robes and boots. 1st Person models (ie. bare arms) are included in the sets too.

Extensive BodySlide Zap customization options mean you can make the robes look the way you like. Skimpy or non-skimpy, cool or sexy (or both). Just look at those screenshots, man. Look how diagonal they are. That's how you know it's good stuff.

How does it work?

Download and install. The installation package offers the option of installing an optional Standalone ESP if you like (it's ESL flagged, don't worry).

Next, open BodySlide and build the outfits using your favorite BodySlide preset. The new robes will be collected in the groups "Bikini Robe Replacer" or "Bikini Robe Standalone". Pieces will have the prefix "Bikini Robe". If you're using the Standalone ESP, be sure you build the Standalone outfits too, or you're gonna have a bad time.

A good tip is to batch-build the set you like, then go back and choose customization options and build individual pieces a second time (that way, you won't be missing one by accident).

The outfits that are built don't come with their own textures, but instead will use whatever mage robe textures you have installed. For best results, you should probably use the Opulent Outfits Vanilla Texture Replacer SE, though you can still technically use whatever robe textures you like, it won't break anything (but it may look a bit janky).

*The Standalone sets are always included with the BodySlide files, but only the ESP will enable them in-game. Just remember to build t