PASH - Piercings Auto Show and Hide

Description

Using the magic of Dynamic Armor Variants (DAV) and Keyword Item Distributor (via CAEKD) this mod hides any equipped body piercing that is covered by armor or clothing. If you have already used Sharkish Piercings - Hide and show them using Dynamic Armor Variants or Ayleid Piercings - Hide and show them using Dynamic Armor Variants then you already know how it all works, those two are deprecated now since this is mod has support for every body piercing mod (that I know of, suggestions are welcome) and it also works for males.

Technical description for the curious ones

CAEKD distributes keywords via KID which function as a whitelist and blacklist. This mod uses those keywords for DAV conditions which when met, the armor addons are replaced by empty armor addons contained in PASH's esp.

The logic for hiding a piercing is  OR (S AND T AND -Q AND -R) OR U where:

P = Part is not exposed

Q = Armor is equipped

R = Clothing is equipped

S = Part is not exposed (for underwear)

T = Underwear is equipped

U = Part is covered

Since the game engine uses Conjunctive Normal Form for Conditional Expressions, in the json file you'll find something more complex looking, but it's actually the same, I used this handy calculator for the conversion.

This mod is just plug and play, safe to install and uninstall anytime. If you want to add support for piercings not currently supported, ask me in the comments section and I'll get into it. Support for armor and clothing is now handled at CAEKD - Clothing & Armor Exposure Keyword Distribution

Troubleshooting

If there's a piercing that fails to show when it should or it shows when it shouldn't, first try using Internal Keyword Indicator to see if the CAEKD keywords distributed via KID are correct.

If the keywords you see make sense to you, then use More Informative Console, to check the keywords of each and every armor equipped (including helms, boots, gloves, rings, anything you put on your body) , and search for "ArmorCuirass" and/or "ClothingBody" keywords. I've seen authors add those keywords when they shouldn't, like adding ClothingBody to boots when they should have ClothingFeet. Generally this is unintentional and can be easily fixed by removing that keyword from the item using xEdit, but sometimes this is done on purpose as a cheat to enable body enchantments on other pieces of equipment, although sadly this breaks compatibility with PASH.

Apart from this, some users have reported that Go To Bed and Bathing in Skyrim breaks PASH. I haven't checked this myself yet, I have to investigate furth