Adrenaline Headphone and Sportbra

[adrenaline]

Adrenaline Headphone and Sportbra

 

These two mods are my thank you gift to LL, where I learn how to make mod.

Thank you all for being so nice to me.

Please PM me or reply if you find bugs or any problem.

 

 

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Adrenaline Headphone

 

 

 

 

 

 

Description:

 

There are two sizes of headphones, one of them is wider.

I didn’t put the wires on it because I don’t know where I should end those wires.

It uses the tail slot so your character won’t lose her/his hair while equipping it.

 

Download

 

Version:

Beta

 

Requirements:

No special requirement.

 

Installation:

 

1. Extract the files from archive.

2. Copy files to "Oblivion\Data\" folder

3. Check the AdrenalineHeadphone.esp with OblivionModManager or Oblivion launcher.

 

Location:

The Arena Bloodworks (the basement of IC Arena.)

 

 

 

 

 

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Adrenaline Sportbra

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Download

 

Version:

Beta

 

Description:

Uh...It's just a sportbra.

 

Requirements:

HG EyeCandy Body

 

Installation:

 

1. Extract the files from archive.

2. Copy files to "Oblivion\Data\" folder

3. Check the AdrenalineSportbra.esp with OblivionModManager or Oblivion launcher.

 

Location:

The Arena Bloodworks (the basement of IC Arena.)

 

 

 

 

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Credits:

• GSBmodders on Loverslab
  
• Movomo on Loverslab
  
• Anubis on Loverslab
  
• Ghogiel on The Nexus Forums
  

 

LICENSING/Legal:

You can do whatever you want with my mod,

but you have to put me in the credit list.

[Poontank]

I actually got your headphones back when you asked about that strange 'texture' effect in 'LL General/Technical Support'. Was too busy to check them out . Good thing you fixed the problem with them! Updating the tangent spaces is a common edit necessary for a lot of nifs, even ones by high-profile modders like Hentai.

 

But the cool bra is new. Many thanks for sharing this file! The headphones might come in very handy, I always dreamed of recreating the lovely Ulala from the 'Space Channel 5' games.

[adrenaline]

I actually got your headphones back when you asked about that strange 'texture' effect in 'LL General/Technical Support'. Was too busy to check them out . Good thing you fixed the problem with them! Updating the tangent spaces is a common edit necessary for a lot of nifs' date=' even ones by high-profile modders like Hentai.

 

But the cool bra is new. Many thanks for sharing this file! The headphones might come in very handy, I always dreamed of recreating the lovely Ulala from the 'Space Channel 5' games.

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I am a newbie so I didn't know the "Updating the tangent spaces" thing before.

 

Originally I downloaded a headphone model from TurboSquid and tried to import it into Blender, but I found a lot of problems.

Remaking a new one will cost me less time than fixing it, so I remade it.

[Poontank]

The classic use for the 'update tangent space' function is to get rid of that 'star nipple effect' you probably have already seen on some outfits.

I had encountered it numerous times in files I downloaded - they were released like that! A post on LoversLab, I think by Guilmonex (don't remember though), finally gave me a hint what to do. One single edit that takes about a second, nevermore the ugly nipple stars were tainting my characters boobs. 'Break Undies' outfits are prone to the effect, when destroyed armor parts are created by simply deleting elements.

 

That you didn't know it is certainly nothing to be ashamed of, actually it's an important part of modding to learn all those things in small steps. Just recently I've started using NifSkope's 'Edit UV' function, very useful to see which part of a texture is used by a mesh's vertices. There are a ton of other options to this function, they're just waiting to be discovered and then used regularly.

[Mailamea]

Just a matter of time now, and will be seeing, mr thorazine convert :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

 

Spooooortsbraaaa

[Poontank]

Hey, Adrenaline! This is just for you. Took a while to set up...

 

 

 

For the bra I'm still looking for matching pants or a skirt. Anyway, keep up the good work!

[adrenaline]

Hey' date=' Adrenaline! This is just for you. Took a while to set up...

 

 

[img']http://i1262.photobucket.com/albums/ii611/ptthecomicfreak/DiscoFeverSmall.jpg[/img]

 

For the bra I'm still looking for matching pants or a skirt. Anyway, keep up the good work!

 

Wow...thanks. It must have taken you a lot of time.

Awesome picture!

[Poontank]

As long as a nice pic is the final result, any time invested is well spent.

I'm just such a fanatical screenshooting freak I don't even notice the hours passing by. Here's a boring little wall-post rant on my pictures:

 

 

Making such crowded pictures is way more fun to me than slaughtering enemies (I mean really playing the game). In my ongoing game I've already done this approximately 17 500 times before... 12 000 creatures and about 5 500 human enemies, in 1 050 hours of gameplay time. Unnecessary bragging, I know. Just to show why my gaming priorities have shifted from playing quests to screenshooting.

 

The main issue I have when staging such crowded scenes is the framerate dwindling away. Already kinda low in this dance club location, the gang of companion NPCs drove the framerate completely into the ground, to whopping 5 fps or so. First off there were some preparations: Editing the center character's clothes and appearance (I love to design new characters just for one particular shot, could have just used any of my normal characters instead), gathering some interesting gear to be worn by the people in the background, summoning the NPCs to this location and equipping the stuff on them.

 

Just making these characters dance was also not enough, by using countless 'getpos/setpos' console commands I fine-tuned everybody's position until there were not too many gaps or 'holes' in the composition left. Finding a suitable frame of the main girl's dancing animation so she has eye contact with the spectator was also a pain (5 fps, remember?).

 

All in all, making such shots is a mixture of masochism, idealism and fun.

It's certainly different from placing a character anywhere in any location and selecting the classic 'NaRae' pose of making the sign...

And *CLICK*, "Soopa screenshot already finished! Me friends on Nex... over there gonna luvvit! WHOA, 11 endorsements! Me rulez Internet!1"

 

Once again, not trying to brag too much with my pictures, but they are hard work, I wouldn't want it any other way. As an illustrator, I simply love creating images that invite the spectator to explore the background to find little (maybe even funny) details and tell a kind of story.

Life-like scenes of real persons doing real things. Grooving and having fun in this case, despite them just being characters in a computer game.

 

To me at least it's more fun than burning ships and butterfly-winged fairies. Gets kinda boring after 175 times making the same shot again using these characteristical elements. But then again - an assload of endorsements can't be wrong... Ultimate proof of the fine quality of such shots.

 

[Poontank]

And then I made a picture of the bra. Or to put it better: An image also featuring your bra...

 

Forgive me if the weird action distracts too much from the actual item, I frequently tend to get carried away when doing this.

But it's no wonder since the depicted girl is from the (XEO) 'Carrier' race.

 

 

 

That's a lot of 'Retardos' fooling around. The bra's texture looks also great on the pants.

 

[Kamen Rider Kuuga]

You know what sucks? I can't seem to find any Persona 3 outfits for Oblivion so I can make a BURN MY DREAD reference.

 

Or that unfunny BURN MY BREAD reference.

 

I am sad now.