The flags include 40 - Tail and 46 - Unnamed. The cloak is a type, Clothing, rather than light or heavy armor.

Near the top on the right-hand side, beneath Editor ID line, you’ll find some flags and Armor Type in a box. The right-hand side should now display the details about this item. Select the line with _Camp_Cloak_BasicBurlapAA in the EditorID column. We’ll need to edit both for each cloak.Ĥ. I won’t go into details about why there are two entries here, but the game uses them for different purporses. We’re only interested in two entries, Armor Addon and Armor. Click the plus-sign, and you’ll find a bunch of weird entries. You’ll find Campfire.esm beneath Update.esm. This is on the left-hand side of the editor. Expand the mod by clicking on the plus-sign beside it (Campfire) You’ll see “finished” at the bottom of the Messages window. (If you’re editing more than one mod, you may select another.) Right-click and choose Select None then click the box next to the mod we want, Campfire. On startup, 圎dit shows a list of your mods. Select only the mods (Campfire) you want to work on You’re on your own the price for the next step. How-to guide: cause tails to clip through cloaks 1. Send the author hugs, hail with praises for such wizardry, and shower the author with money. If the sight of an editor like 圎dit makes you curl up in a ball or freeze like a deer caught in headlights, then feel free to stop now and search for patches that do this for you. The step-by-step instructions below are aimed at the beginner.

A do-it-yourself spirit and willingness to try something new.

Campfire by Chesko (or another mod with cloaks).

We’ll do this by creating a patch plugin file, because we don’t want future Campfire updates to undo our edits. The cloaks we’ll be looking at include a tail flag which is what we want to remove. Each armor item may include flags telling the game which body parts the item hides. We’ll accomplish this edit by causing the tail to clip through the cloak and assume there’s a hole. Makes sense to me, but some may prefer to see the tail. In Skyrim, a cloak normally hides the tail since the cloak covers the tail. By following the same procedure, you may alter other cloak mods to do the same. Our goal is to make a patch plugin to override the cloaks from Chesko’s Campfire using SSEedit (圎dit). This is a beginner-level DiY project to allow Khajit and Argonian tails to show with a worn Campfire cloak. Skyrim Frostfall and Survival Armor Edit for Warmth Skyrim SE - XPMSSE: Modify Weapon Positions Convert Black Sacrament Armor to SE Step-by-Step

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