Are there any mods that let players transfer stats and appearances to other armor pieces?

[Sea Prince Gillywix]

Same goes with weapons. I have this outfit and weapon look I really love, but the most powerful gear I collected looks comparatively ugly. Looks matter to me a lot to the point that I have just decided to stick with weaker gear until I have found something as good looking and more powerful. A mod that can swap stats to other outfit pieces would be awesome for me however.

[buggins]

Originally posted by Sea Prince Gillywix:

Same goes with weapons. I have this outfit and weapon look I really love, but the most powerful gear I collected looks comparatively ugly. Looks matter to me a lot to the point that I have just decided to stick with weaker gear until I have found something as good looking and more powerful. A mod that can swap stats to other outfit pieces would be awesome for me however.

no mods like that i can find put you can try modded skins for the armours on nexus

[Sea Prince Gillywix]

Originally posted by mentalpatient 6460:

Originally posted by Sea Prince Gillywix:

Same goes with weapons. I have this outfit and weapon look I really love, but the most powerful gear I collected looks comparatively ugly. Looks matter to me a lot to the point that I have just decided to stick with weaker gear until I have found something as good looking and more powerful. A mod that can swap stats to other outfit pieces would be awesome for me however.

no mods like that i can find put you can try modded skins for the armours on nexus

Okay. What about mods that change the stats? Cause what I could also do is change the stats of a certain armor I like. I am not trying to trivialize the game, but I just want the stats of certain outfits with another look since I love the look of some items.

[Liquid Inc]

hmm.. it might help, but it might not.. what exactly is the outfit made of? It might help if we know more, like is it a "set outfit" (like the lettermans jacket + jeans) or is itmade up of differing pieces, like leather legs and combat arms etc..?

there are ones like "legendary rearmed", that let you move legendary effects from 1 item to another (you demount it like mods, then add it to the new weapon/armour.) but i don't know any that can move stats from 1 to another....

If the armour is things like "combat armour leg" you could get a mod to paint them so they become invisible. I use one mod (there are a few) so i don't have to look at those god awful things.
but this doesn't help if you want combat armour right arm showing, but your "best" gear is a leather one....

The only way i know of editing stats specifically is doing it yourself via XEdit.
Just remember that it'll effect every version of the item in question, so modding the "drifter" set to have 50 damage reduction, and 50 elemental reduction will affect all who use it....
You could alternatively make a mod in the creation kit (which you can find on steam) and then make a new set or item with your desired stats.
If you made a new "drifter" set as an example again, you could give it whatever you wanted stats wise, you could go crazy and give it 5000 armour, and then add it to your inventory via console. It wouldn't affect anyone else that way.

[Sea Prince Gillywix]

Originally posted by Liquid Inc:

hmm.. it might help, but it might not.. what exactly is the outfit made of? It might help if we know more, like is it a "set outfit" (like the lettermans jacket + jeans) or is itmade up of differing pieces, like leather legs and combat arms etc..?

there are ones like "legendary rearmed", that let you move legendary effects from 1 item to another (you demount it like mods, then add it to the new weapon/armour.) but i don't know any that can move stats from 1 to another....

If the armour is things like "combat armour leg" you could get a mod to paint them so they become invisible. I use one mod (there are a few) so i don't have to look at those god awful things.
but this doesn't help if you want combat armour right arm showing, but your "best" gear is a leather one....

The only way i know of editing stats specifically is doing it yourself via XEdit.
Just remember that it'll effect every version of the item in question, so modding the "drifter" set to have 50 damage reduction, and 50 elemental reduction will affect all who use it....
You could alternatively make a mod in the creation kit (which you can find on steam) and then make a new set or item with your desired stats.
If you made a new "drifter" set as an example again, you could give it whatever you wanted stats wise, you could go crazy and give it 5000 armour, and then add it to your inventory via console. It wouldn't affect anyone else that way.

Sounds complicated. Gonna try just wearing what I want to wear. Maybe the extra challenge may be nice for me. However the outfit I am wearing has only 12 damage resistance. Maybe if I am lucky though I may find one that looks better in time.
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Spike_armor
This outfit specifically. To some though this outfit would be ugly af.

[trey]

there are mods like Armorsmith Extended that add upgrade slots to equipment, so you can add linings to almost any armor piece.

Legendary Modification lets you add legendary effects to your armor/weapons

then there's at least a dozen mods that change the incoming/outgoing damage...Better Locational Damage is the best one imo

or you can use xEdit to change the weapon/armor stats (is easier than it sounds)

there's multiple ways to go about it it comes down to what route you want to take

[Sea Prince Gillywix]

Originally posted by eMp4th:

there are mods like Armorsmith Extended that add upgrade slots to equipment, so you can add linings to almost any armor piece.

Legendary Modification lets you add legendary effects to your armor/weapons

then there's at least a dozen mods that change the incoming/outgoing damage...Better Locational Damage is the best one imo

or you can use xEdit to change the weapon/armor stats (is easier than it sounds)

there's multiple ways to go about it it comes down to what route you want to take

Alright. Thank you for the info. Gonna check all this stuff out tomorrow.

[Liquid Inc]

As eMp4th said, it's not as hard as it sounds.

Just make sure to read everything about the armorsmith mod if you decide to go that route; it can cause a few headaches with other mods if there's no patches etc..

amazing how close i was with the outfit guess though o.O the drifter armour is actually used as the base model of the spike armour....

[Iron Knights]

For Armor you have menu mods that allow Ballistic and Weave on 99% of all items available in game, including DLCs. There is also a mod that allows the Addition of Legendaries (may take away paint if you have the CC paint weapon mods), by using components or legendaries removed from other items. Just like a regular armor/weapon upgrade.