How do you, you ask? Follow along and I'll show you.

We're going to need some stuff before we do:

1. Bodyslide and Outfit Studio

2. A CBBE armor mod

3. The UUNP armor mod you want to use

Obviously, anyone doing this should have Bodyslide and Outfit Studio already. Chances are you are already using a CBBE armor mod. For this tutorial I'm going to be using:

1. Remodeled Armor for CBBE

2. Katarina Armor and its UUNP Bodyslide conversion

With the mods installed I'll open Katrina's armor in Bodyslide:

The UUNP sliders are listed. Notice that they're all at 0%. If we scroll down we'll see those for CBBE:

Here we have CBBE Curvy preset. Looking at it in Preview:

Doesn't look to good, right? The body looks strange because it's a UUNP body. If a different preset is chosen like CBBE Slim the outfit changes but not  the body:

This means that just the body needs to be replaced with a CBBE body.

Click "Build" and then "Outfit Studio." A window comes up for Outfit Studio but we're going to use two windows. Click on "Outfit Studio" once more. It's easy and less confusing to use two windows. One for the 0.nif and the other for the 1.nif. The left window I use for the 0.nif and the right for the 1.nif.

Follow the path provided in Bodyslide to the mod. If you're not using the current version of Bodyslide it will now display the path to the armor on the bottom-left.

Click "File" > "Load Outfit":

On the "Load Outfit" window click on "Browse" for "From File" and select the 0.nif. If you're using the two window trick select the 1.nif in the other:

Again, the outfit can be found by the path provided in Bodyslide.

Now, we just need to replace the body. In Bodyslide select a CBBE outfit. My default is using CTT7 Fur 2 from Remodeled Armor:

Click "Build" and we'll fix up Katrina's armor:

On the top-right right-click on "UUNP" and select "Delete":

The body will be removed:

Click "File" > "Load Reference...":

In the "Load Reference" click "Browse" for "From File":

Browse to the armor mod you're going to use and choose the nif you're working on. In the "Load Reference" window different parts of the mod will be listed under "Shape":

Select "BaseShape" and "OK." The BaseShape will be inserted into the Outfit Studio window:

Right-click on "BaseShape" and select "Set Reference":

"BaseShape" will now be white.

There's a couple of spots that are clipping. To fix this I'm going to use the brush to increase the mesh:

Selecting the jacket and using the brush the clipping can be fixed:

To finish this click on "File" > "Export" > "To NIF...":

Browse to the UUNP mod and replace the 0.nif and 1.nif.

Remember that if you rebuild the mod you'll have to go through this again.

If you have an idea for a mashup and or an image you would like I will give it a try. I just need the idea/image.

I have decided to not only share my ideas but to share mashups or simple changes to armor. I create modular armor. This means that each piece is separate and you can piece together what you like. The armor is CBBE and based off of my body preset. If you want to give them bodyslide files and share them just give me and the original creators credit. You will need:

• High Heel Sound - Heels Sound 1.5.7z
• Not needed but my body preset - RedMonika BodySlide.7z

Mashups

Black and Brown Leather Armor

Separates

Black and Brown Leather Jacket with Hide Vest

I only collect fantasy and lore based outfits that "fit" in game.

Ancient Skyforge Nord Armor:

Bikini:

In game:

RedMonika BodySlide.7z

I've done a couple of tutorials in the past but, honestly, they're crap and we can do better. In this tutorial you're going to learn:

1. How to create a folder and file structure in Mod Organizer for your collection

2. How to use Outfit Studio to create mashups

• Creating the idea
• Setting partitions
• Changing textures
  • Using different textures from other mods

3. How to finalize the idea in NifSkope

4. How to organize your mashup

5. How to create an esp in Creation Kit

• How to make records
  • Enchantments
  • Crafting Recipes
  • Temper Recipes

6. Having fun

• Experimenting with armor mods

This is exactly how I do it. So, let's start!