I appear to be having the "invisible" issue people keep having with exclusively the temple priest robes. Is there a load order issue or conflict you know of that might be causing this, since it appears to be an old and recurring issue for some robes?

for some reason, any robe that comes with a hood causes like blue mage robes (hooded) black mage robes (hooded) and temple priest robes make the torso and legs disappear, but the head, hands, and feet are still visible.

where can i find armor

Can you fix the problem in Temple Priest Robes, please?

I'll check my mods

Sounds like a mod/body conflict somewhere.

Whenever I use this mod, everyone wearing robes, includoing myself, is just floating arms legs and a head.

ah ok

To make it more like Morrowind.

I have a question [not to mean offensive if it comes across like that] if you prefer morrowind then why mod for skyrim

It says in the description.It would be lovely if you learned how to read.

Is this for evey (vanilla) robe or just the DB ones?

some of the armors but i mean like deadric or dragon with all the spikes. but now i see the bottom, apparently i didnt read all of what you wrote before.

Either way it's a piece of giant cloth, very easy to just drape that over some armor.

well it is a realm of magic so yeah that was a dumb argument, i was grumpy and dont know why i felt i needed to leave that. love your alduin mod though

Ah yes, the "it's more realistic so it's better" argument.
Didn't realize middle school was out.

far superior huh? tell me more about how this makes sense and robes will fit snugly over plate armor.......

I've been looking for a mod that does this for years.

lol

You screen-shot looks like an Ironman that went so terribly wrong. But will try it anyway.

Looks awesome and I am subscribing...Just a heads up as I am sure you already know about this but seeing as how a certain "flame" idiot has no valid arguement as to why Skyrim even shares the same e-space as Morrowwind... http://tesrenewal.com/ ... that would be morrowind using the only good thing about skyrim (it's engine) as far as the comparing the two. Morrowind was ground breaking and an absolute joy to play and I for one can not wait for Skywind to finally be released...;)

Hi everybody and thanks for this mod Mr Trainwiz, it is very nice.
However i would like to edit some non-vanilla clothes for using them with armors, but i'm quite a noob on CK, can you explain how did you succed this ?

The following is a report against flamefury425.

Excessive spam and retardism. Creating multiple flame walls on other people's creations in the workshop(not mine, luckly), while at the same time, making the most rediculous, gut-wrenching arguments against completely viable opinions. This kid seems to have some small(BIG) problems with any form of opinion other than his own, leading me to believe that his parents were hardcore anti-semmitists. I would reccomend sending members of the religious peace council to this poor, puppeteered soul's dwelling as an attempt to cleanse his mind of any and all anti-semmitist things his parents shoved into his mind. Thank you.

XD

It's the truth. Skyrim is as wide as an ocean yet as shallow as a puddle.

lol @ far superior

im beginnin to feel just like a RAP god RAP god

I love your attitude towards everyone in the description

No, probably not. If those robes are a new object they won't have the proper armoraddons set.

Mods that add craftable armored versions of robes wouldn't work would they?

also just want to state the (why are you playing/modding skyrim) IS NOT directed at the modder just those that say one is better than the other

why do i see people moaning & crying about whats better
sure i enjoyed oblivion/morrowwind etc but faced facts and moved with the times this is SKYRIM
you can always find something the other one is missing nomatter what either way it's +/-
just accept we all have wasted months/years on these games and wouldnt take it back for anything also i would point out the fact if a game was that much better than this then why are you playing/modding skyrim
BTW great mod its nice that you added this thanks
WHY CANT WE ALL JUST GET ALONG..........

You just made magic worthwhile in skyrim. Thank you

dwemer powerarmor

thank god for this, now i can be a battle mage without worrying about enchanting my armor for magic regen.

Certainly saves time with switching from oakflesh to my other spells. Nice job.

Cheers :D

whats that armor there?

LOL DJhazzard.... I totally read that entire post in Mr Garrison's voice XD

As for this mod, I thought about getting it, but I honestly just hate clipping issues. And I usually don't wear armor on a playthrough.

As someone who played Morrowind a while back, I find it hard to actually play the game these days. While the story was probably one of the best in the series, the learning curve was a cliff. The game mechanics were quite awful, even compared to other games at the time. It was visually unappealing, I don't just mean the quality of the graphics, I mean the implementation; Quite a lot of the game was made up of drab grays and browns. Really the terrain was rather boring, and anything of interest didn't blend well with it. There weren't that many rocks or tree roots sticking out of the ground that would make it more interesting. It was mostly just flat ground with the occasional mushroom forest or city. It was great in some places however, many of the cities looked rather great, and the Dunmer/Dwemer design, architecture, and overall aesthetic was phenomenal.
In short, 5/10. Great story, great concept, flawed implementation and mechanics.

Molag Bal made vampires what they are, Clavicus Vile, just to pissoff Molag Bal removed the sun curse on the vampires, but added his own curse, that they lose their powers in the sun, making them more mortal for the time in the sun (this is also on a loading screen "FYI"). this was done to them between Oblivion and Skyrim. Now that isnt the end the developers wanted to make a change (going with current media) made the vampires more like daywalkers, (mainly cuz of "twilight" and "Blade".

By the way, the mod is awesome.

Alright, flamesfury. We know you like Skyrim more. Chill. I know puberty sucks, especially when it first starts, but you have go to calm down. If you want to be more convincing and not sound like a moron, follow these three general rules:
1) Use proper grammar. Sounding smart is half the battle. No one is going to listen when you SOUND like an irritated ten-year-old. Which you might be. Stay in school.
2) Try to cuss less. You sound daft when you cuss. It makes your vocabulary seem somewhat limited.
3) Make an actual argument. So far, you just seem angry for no reason. Try to collect yourself before arguing and you tend to get your point across better.

Flamesfury, When you start Helgen, YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR FREAKING DRAGONBORN!

I've never played Morrowind, but I'm gunna agree with Polarexpresswiz because Flamesfury425 sounds like a dork.

I agree with the opinion of trainwiz morrowind is the best elder scrolls...

Oh no, heavens forbid that you actually have to WORK to be recognized as a person. Heavens forbid that vampires burn in the sun, like they do in every media thing ever.
And yeah, vampires burned in the sunlight, but in return, Morrowind had THREE joinable factions for vampires, as well as several additional sidequests and special artifiacts.
You must be 10, you don't want a challenge, you don't want to figure anything out. You want the simplest, immediate gratification possible, because earning anything makes you feel uncomfortable. It must be such a pain for you when games actually challenge you, or actually introduce morally ambiguous characters.

You were given plenty of directions, and a map to check these things, as well as a journal that could review those directions. It's not the game's fault you're a retard.
Skyrim didn't even HAVE directions. Most of the quests are randomly generated, and the quest logs don't provide you with any sort of direction. Thus, you're forced to use the quest compass.
And Morrowind's landscape, while not as high-poly as Skyrim, was certainly more interesting. Babylonian inspired cities, mushroom fields, volcanic deserts connected by jellyfish farmers and bug caravans, compared to generic norwegian setting filled with generic nordic people.
And yes, great, Skyrim had shouts. Except there was no spell customization, the shouts were almost all uninspired or useless.
But oh boy, you get to be the dragonborn.
What are you, a fucking ten year old? Wouldn't be surprising, given that you have a Sonic avatar.

A lot of other things also conflict with slot 57, unfortunately. The robes are in the slots they're in because the least amount of popular things use those slots.

Great mod! Is there any way you could move the slot of the robes to.. lets say 57. I have other armor mods that interfere with this, and I would love to wear the robes over it. if not I understand. I will chose this mod over the other one anyway as I love the way the robes look hanging over some armors. Thanks!

thats your opinion, not mine. im just going to play this free game "No More Room in Hell".