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Armored Coats

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10 JUN 2012 a las 5:37 p. m.

12 JUN 2012 a las 10:43 a. m.

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A chain and scale coat as additional choices for light armor.

They fill in on the level of elven and gilded armor for those people that don't like wearing this fluffy stuff and prefer hard steel to moonstone.

The chain coat requires the steel perk, protects as good as elven armor, but it is heavier. The scaled coat needs the advanced armor perk, protects the same as gilded armor but again weights more.

[11th June Update] Fixed a small bug with tempering.
[12th June Update1] Packaged the files again. Hope it fixes any issues that may have been around. It all worked on my side.
[12th June Update2] The CK doesn't always archive all needed files, hence the invisibility errors. So I had to manually compile the files, archive them and maneuver around error 16 to upload it. Let me know if everything is now working fine.

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ying_ko13 30 DIC 2014 a las 1:06 p. m.

Thank you.

Enigma 15 JUN 2012 a las 10:38 a. m.

lol

Aurumworks [autor] 14 JUN 2012 a las 10:35 a. m.

People looking for a spellsword chain armor shoud try out the Hartherz Armor: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=8338

ros.epine 13 JUN 2012 a las 1:41 p. m.

Thank you... I also think of a model based on chainmail tunic version of the Magi short coat... if you can do with bandolier, it resembles the model that i board in mind. it would also mesh hood...(look mods vanilla armor for bandit + crafting coat and dress)...By the time i master a bit, if you find the idea correct... i've other stuff to... bye

Aurumworks [autor] 13 JUN 2012 a las 1:00 p. m.

You will need Blender3D, Nifskope and Gimp. Then you read through pages of tutorials and fiddle around until you get the hang of it. Good luck and don't get frustrated too soon!

ros.epine 13 JUN 2012 a las 12:43 p. m.

Hello H.A. I installed blender 2.63... do you think this is a correct beginning