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Reason I ask, is because I looked up the Paladin build for Skyrim SE on Youtube by FudgeMuppet. And the armor that Paladin wear is Steel Plate helmet, gauntlets and boots. If Vigilant Plate Armor counts as Steel Plate, then it will be awesome to play as the Paladin build, yet benefit from the perks that give more extra armor rating. :D
Oh yeah, here's the link to the video I mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz-ipmIb0nc
Well done, sir.
p.s. Still trying to create a handwrap texture that doesn't look like crap. Getting close. I also experimented with invisible gloves, and it seems to work.
p.s. I notice that there is only ONE kind of normal (clothing) gloves in the entire game. Lots of different boots and hats and outfits, but only one kind of glove.