nudity Nude World Order 2.0.0

Nude World Order makes your entire Skyrim nude. All vanilla torso armor will become invisible unless further altered by a later mod in your load order. This will not give you a nude model for male or female - you will need another mod for that or everyone will be in their underwear.

The mod has been configured to work with the male props of 'schlongs'.

There is no 'Legendary' version as I do not own the older game. But you are welcome to back port the mod if desired.

I highly recommend using a mod like 'Everybody's Different' alongside this. Once clothing is removed the people can get a little repetitive. So mods that randomly alter skin and body shape can be very useful.
 

1. This mod changes all vanilla torso armor to have no 3D model inworld. This was done by deleting the model reference.
2. Where items where a combo of torso and head armor pieces (like hooded robes), the item was changed to a hood, and should now be marked with "(Hood)" in the name.
3. The keyword: SOS_Revealing
4. has been added to all torso pieces. It should NOT be present in anything that was converted to a hood (this is a bug report if you find a case of that).
5. 7 helmets now have 'invisible' versions that canbe crafted by using the normal version as the 'crafting mat'.
6. They should be: Hide, Elven, Dragonscale, Iron, Steel, Orc, Dragonplate.
   - I chose these 7 to give a broad spectrum across armor values. Obviously if you have the set items perks and your set it not in this list, you won't benefit... But I hope these represent the 7 sets most people would likely end up using. If not, please leave a comment and I will make an update.
7. Sets the global WICommentChanceNaked to 1 - so NPCs no longer frequently comment about nudity. Change from original version to mod, was previously at 0, and suspected that was causing an issue.

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Requires:

Skyrime Special Edition
Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch.esp
Schlongs of Skyrim - Core.esm

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   Known issues:
   Some mods alter vanilla armor. Some other mods 'check in an update' to Vanilla armor without changing it at all.
   - in both of these cases if such a mod appears after this mod in the load order, they will undo the changes this mod has made.
   
   One known example: Amazing Follower Tweaks SE.
   - AFT 'checks in a dirty edit' to Thieves Guild Variant Armor used by the NPC Sapphire (she leans against a wall in the main inn in Riften, and the first time you ever visit Riften she is outside harassing another NPC over a bad deal). If you use AFT, she wil not be nude unless you place this mod AFTER AFT in your load order... I am not certain if the change to the armor in AFT is truly dirty (no update, just a check in), or if it toggled a setting like 'playable' and then never documented. It is a bad edit either way BECAUSE it does not appear in the documentation for that mod...

Possible bugs:

1. When I first started making this mod, I tested a few pieces by renaming them so I could find them easily... I undid all of those renamings... But if I didn't, please report that in the comments. My pattern for doing this was to do something like change 'Fur' to 'Fur P'... a single letter on the end.
2. It is always possible I missed a piece of armor or a keyword somewhere. I am pretty confident that I got it all, and properly... but there is always room for a mistake. Please report it if you find one.

Mods by Jyotai - general statement about work I have or intend to upload
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My mods follow a basic set of patterns:

1. If I have added anything new, it can be found in the esp by searching for 'jyotai'
2. If I have modified an existing record, I can't so easily rename it, so I will describe it in the readme.
3. I try to avoid any 'hidden surprises'. Nothing is worse than wondering
4. why your thing is broken, because some mod author made an undocumented
   change. If you find one of these, report it to me.
5. I welcome feedback on bugs, and won't get snippy about it. I am a professional
6. developer not an amateur so I am used to finding, reporting, and fixing
   bugs - and I know that nothing makes development worse than a developer
   with an attitude. Bugs happen. If they happen in my stuff, I welcome
   finding out about them so I can fix them.
   1. I won't even get snippy if it turns out the bug report was not correct - that somebody
   2. else's mod caused it. That too is useful for everyone to find out so it
      can be reported properly.
      
      A side story: if you ever interview at a company like Google, at some point in the interview they trick you
      into messing up, doing something wrong. The test here is not to see you
      fail - but to see if you have 'ego' when they tell you... Ego kills good
      development.
       
7. My mods are ALWAYS full open-source. This means 2 things:
   1. You do not need to ask permission to use my mod in your own mod. Just
   2. credit what you got from where. Your choice to tell me or not. This is
      important in case someday I 'vanish' from the community - people could
      take up anything I did and keep pushing it forward.
   3. Any mod you put out that uses ANYTHING from me, has to stay as open or even more
   4. open in permissions than I had. So it must be free, it cannot require
      people to ask permission to use it in their own mods, it cannot deny
      anyone permission. If you don't like those terms, do not use my stuff.