Morroblivion

I have updated the main file. Now included in the mod are all Vvardenfell shirts except one Ashlander shirt. This means that magic and unique shirts now also use the mod's meshes and textures.

The patches have not been updated yet. For the sake of clarity, the patches are purely cosmetic and make sure everything looks fine together with Robert's body replacers. I took my screenshots using Robert's male and female bodies without patching them, and, as you can see, they don't cause big problems. However, even those unseemly seams and minor clipping will disappear once the patches will be done.

To do:

• Vvardenfell: expensive_shirt_01
• Mournhold: Expensive_shirt_Mournhold, creating a more fitting replacer for common_shirt_06
• Bloodmoon (all 4 models)
• Updating the patches (probably the last thing I'll do)

Updated the main file. Added the general Ashlander shirt, as well as the expensive Mournhold shirt. Common_06 (the brown common shirt from Mournhold) now uses the model of the belted vest from Oblivion, because I found it thematically very very close.

With this, the main mod is fundamentally complete. There are some shirts that could use some work, but I would need better skills or tools than I have now, so it will take time before they are edited in a significant way. It's still a lot of work that has been done until now, and completing the patches will be quite the feat, too.

Overall, it's around 100 models, between male and female versions.

I've made the male version of all common, non-Ashlander pants. Try it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T1h0n0ll8LyGXxEIC1sk3vFgW5P... It uses an additional esp, so remember to activate it.

I have updated the pants file, correcting some mistakes in the previous version. Now all non-Ashlander pants are available. The mod also contains a supplementary .esp, which will add all ready pants to the inventory, in case one wants to check them out; you don't need it to play. I used it for testing purposes.

To do:

• Adapt the looks of magic or unique pants in the CS.
• Make sure all ground versions of the pants are right.
• Aesthetic improvements (change colour of common 3, evtly revise some shanks)
• Make Ashlander pants (D: they are typically much harder to make)
• Long playtesting, for example to see if they fit all shirts. Expensive shirt 03 for example is too thin for some pants.

As usual, thanks for telling me, Bullfrog!

I have updated the package and corrected the errors you mentioned. I also included a couple of robes, which are not touched by the esp and instead simply substitute the old mesh.