Tiny mod that makes it easy to customize combinations of restraints, skimpy clothes, wigs, & accessories, into slave outfits. Then you can distribute those varied outfits to NPCs, usually via SPID. This will replace their current outfit, stripping the NPC of their current clothes and giving them something new to wear.

Mods like SES2 will distribute your customized slave outfits to the slaves of Skyrim. Alternatively you can distribute them yourself using a custom SPID file.

Choose your components

This mod is a small framework. It is contains a variety of components that are like little Lego building blocks. You can select which ones you want, they will be automatically snapped together by SOC, and it will create a variety of slave outfits from the components.

ZAP — Metal cuffs and collars

Gives slaves various metal cuffs and collars from the Zaz Animation Pack.

Neck will get various collars.
Nipples are occassionally given metal piercings, sometimes with an attached neck chain.
Wrists can be bound. Sometimes locked together in various positions like behind back, tied to the collar, etc.
Ankles and feet are often bound in metal devices. All items are themed in either iron or rusty iron sets.

Requires: Zaz Animation Pack (2023 edition or newer). If you have Devious Devices installed you will see some metal restraints from that mod as well. You technically only need the meshes and textures from that mod, the plugins and scripts are not used.

Note for modders: There are considerably more devices included in this plugin than get distributed. These additional devices were weeded out of broad distribution due to their physics files negatively impacting frame rates. However you might find these additional items useful if you are doing more limited distribution.

Corsec's Non-Devious Devices

Gives slaves an enormous variety of Devious Devices. Themed in matching colors.

Requires: Corsec's Non-Devious Devices Masterlist.

Note for modders: Corsec's Lewd Patches distributes its own outfit (OTFT). This file includes the Corsec items in SOC, and also pushes SOC items like wigs and extras into Corsec's outfit. It is a good example of how to use select components from SOC in your own outfits.

Luxury Collection Lingerie

Occasionally gives slaves skimpy clothing from the Luxury Collection. The distributed items were inspired by TV shows like Rome and Spartacus, where the slaves wore thin semi-transparent clothes alongside their restraints. The clothes distributed are mostly neutral colors.

Requires: The Textures and meshes from a Luxury Collection conversion. Either CBBE, 3BA, UUNP, or any other Luxury Collection mod. Included in this download is the Luxury Collection - Light.esp plug. This is an .esl version of the Luxury Collection plugin that was compacted. If no other mods in your load order require the regular Luxury Collection.esp, then you can disable that plugin and free up a spot in your load order.

Note for modders: There are considerably more outfits and color combinations included in this plugin than get distributed. Due to my desire to theme the clothing after the TV show Spartacus, I chose not to distribute the other variants. You might find the broader range of outfits useful. There are over 10k themed combinations. Examine the Leveled Lists and Outfits in xEdit to learn more.

Wigs — KS SMP

Stylizes slaves hair using KS SMP wigs. This is my recommendation for widely distributing hair with physics. It is optimized for performance. Usually only 4 physics bones in each wig. It is unlikely to negatively impact FPS.

Requires: KS SMP (w/optional wig addon installed). I also strongly recommend using FSMP - Faster HDT-SMP for physics. It is simply faster and more accurate than the older plugin it replaces. Without this installed you may notice FPS drops in crowded areas.

Note: This plugin also cleans up your crafting menu a little by not showing the 100+ wigs. You can still craft wigs, but you must already have one in your inventory for the crafting menu to allow you to make more.

Note for modders: Wigs are broken down into long haired and short haired variants. Short haired ones are shoulder length or less, and generally avoid clipping through armors. You might find these lists useful in your mods.

Wigs — Xing, Dint99, Fuse00

Occasionally stylizes slaves hair using this collection of wigs. These wigs contain numerous bones for the physics engine to manipulate. This makes them more realistic, but they also have a higher impact on your CPU (and sometimes GPU). If you notice your FPS is dropping in cities, I recommend switching to KS SMP. KS contains many of the same hair styles, but they are optimized for mass distribution.

Requires: Wigs - Xing - Dint999 - Fuse00. I also strongly recommend using FSMP - Faster HDT-SMP for physics. It is simply faster and more accurate than the older plugin it replaces. Without this installed you may notice FPS drops in crowded areas.

Note: This plugin cleans up your crafting menu a little, by not showing the Xing or Fuse wigs unless you have the Wig Crafting book in your inventory. The original mod contains instructions for finding the book and using it to craft. But the book only applied to Dint wigs, not the other two included in the collection. With this installed the book applies to all three collections.

Technical Mumbo Jumbo for Mod Authors

If you want to use SOC's strategy in your mod or use one of the components, read the following spoiler.

Spoiler

This mod is inspired by Corsec's Lewd Patches. Corsec taught me a clever strategy for using groups of LVLIs to create themed outfits. I worked with Corsec implementing his outfits in SES, and creating additional outfits.

I started facing issues when sharing those outfits with users. I wanted to include items from various mods. A collar from Zaz Animation Pack, stockings from the Luxury Collection, a KS wig, etc. But I did not want a bunch of hard dependencies in my mod. These are especially problematic with clothing, where a given clothing pack might not be available for 3BA, or BHUNP, or whatever body your mod user has installed. I could create merged patches for every conceivable combination, but that is an exponential number of merge patches. This dilemma gave birth to the Slave Outfit Composer.

This diagram helps outline the simplicity of the strategy. Each green component can be optionally installed by the user, based on their preference. Once installed it gets injected into the appropriate list via SkyPatcher. It then gets integrated into all of the slave outfits. This builds on Corsec's strategy, but makes each component a soft dependency. It also allows combining multiple similar mods, which is illustrated with the two clothing mods in this diagram. Items that are injected will be randomly selected from the (use one) LVLIs. Each category can be combined with restraints, clothing, and more.

If you wish to build a component for SOC, open this plugin in xEdit and examine the LVLIs. Components can be injected into the various LVLIs. You might wish to also examine the SOC.esp.ini files included in the components, to see how to easily inject items without creating hard dependencies.

If you wish to use individual components from SOC in your own mod, that works too. Each component is a standalone and has no dependency on other SOC plugins. You do not even need the core SOC.esp plugin. For example: If you want to use some of the Outfits from the Luxury Collection component, you can add SOC_Kaxat_LuxuryCollection.esp as a master in your plugin and include the outfit in your mod. Your users can download and install just that one component.

What's New in Version 1.2.0

Released March 1

SOC Luxury Collection v1.2.0

New: Add soft integration with Dynamic Feminine Female Modesty Animations OAR, actors wearing tops or bottoms from this mod will not cover those areas with their hands.
New: When Licenses is installed, lingerie from this mod will not require a Clothing License.
Fix: Patched 30+ clothes that only worked for Nord females. Now work with other humanoid races.
Fix: Misc.

1.2.0

Step 1) You probably want to install both of the following frameworks, as most use cases will require them:

SkyPatcher Handles combining the various building blocks into a final outfit.
SPID - Spell Perk Item Distributor Can distribute outfits to NPCs based on some INI settings. Most mods implementing this one will also use SPID.

Step 2) Download SOC.zip and install it like you would any other mod. All of these plugins are .esp files flagged as an .esl, so they take up no room in your load order.

Step 3) Choose which clothing components you would like to install and download/install those. Without any components installed your slaves will be completely nude.

Uninstall

You can uninstall SOC components at any time. The only exception is if another mod in your load order uses the component as a hard dependency, which would be rare. This allows you to easily customize your outfits, removing any components you did not like.

To uninstall the main SOC mod, first you would want to uninstall any mods that depend on SOC.esp. After that load up your game and see if any NPCs are still wearing outfits from this mod.

If no one is still wearing an outfit from this mod, then it is rather safe to uninstall. As safe as any plugin.
If some NPCs are still wearing these outfits, there is a chance some mod in your load order has (re)applied the outfits via a script. Instead of using SPID or overriding the DOFT. If you choose to uninstall SOC at this point, the NPCs wearing this outfit may wind up naked. Not the end of the world, but not ideal.
1. You might try waiting 30 days in QAsmoke and seeing if the NPCs get their original outfits back.
2. You can open the console, select an NPC, and run the recycleactor command to sometimes restore their original outfit. But on rare occasion that command conflicts with an ongoing quest. For example if the NPC has a quest item in their inventory, it may disappear. Sometimes the ResetInventory command will also help. Other times no matter what you do you can not easily get the NPC back to their original outfit.

Sign In

SOC - Slave Outfit Composer 1.2.0

1 Screenshot