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To work with them, you're left with using the Powers in your Magic menu and the like.
There are some ways to SORT of skirt around the issue such as by installing Papryus SE mod along with repacking components of the 32 bit version Frostfall into a patch for the 64 bit version of Frostfall. Apparently when Frostfall was ported over to SE, some of the original components were left in place and when Frostfall detects SKSE it tries to use the Sky_UI and Papyrus of 32 bit Skyrim. Or something like that. Except that Frostfall for 64 bit Skyrim DOESN'T have the necessary components which is why you need to steal them from the 32 bit version.
There's a discussion about this on the Nexus forum.
But regardless of what you do, armor will never provide coverage or exposure protection. If you use the 10% exposure rate then Frostfall works about the same as Frostfall with the 100% base exposure rate MINUS frost spells which basically make you freeze instantly.
So as a comparisson, how does Bethesda's survival mode compare to campfire & frostfall?
Did they create this problem to sell the survival mode? (Probably a question for the people working on SKSE)
It... functions.
No.