Shouldn't be too hard with a mod manager. Regarding your special situation: If you want to have UNP textures for editing in Bodyslide, you can always temporarily install UNP textures. It's actually quite simple:Download and install Bodyslide SE.Download and extract Oldrim Bodyslide somewhere.Go to extracted files.Copy files from 02 UUNP folder to \Data\CalienteTools\BodySlide. It's a little on the skinny side but there are muscular normal maps available to make it look stronger. UNP is a very basic body that has a nice shape to it. UUNP uses the UNP UV mapping, so any body texture that works on UNP will work for it.
With armors made for CBBE and UNP you can use one with the other body type unless they dont cover the breasts or crotch, and CBBE V2 and below maybe UNP armors that has panties for that part will have an odd missing texture section at the top and front of the legs if you use CBBE v3. These mods made their way to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 with the release of Skyrim Special Edition. Valve Corporation walked back its attempts to add paid mods to Skyrim, following backlash from fans. Traditionally, Skyrim mods have been largely free to download. There are a few skin texture modders out there and they work for both CBBE and UNP (UNPB uses same textures as UNP) so besides actual body shape/armor, all things are equal. Good thing it's 100% compatible with UNP Base as far as armor goes (just with smaller breast). So, no, you're talking about UUNP and not UNP.ĭoes BodySlide Work with UNP? UUNP is the BodySlide body that uses UNP-compatible textures, and has body sliders for the three billion UNP variations that were posted. UUNP is the BodySlide body that uses UNP-compatible textures, and has body sliders for the three billion UNP variations that were posted. You'll need to move your Steam directory out of Program Files to get your manually added mods working – sounds scary, but the instructions are pretty simple. Skyrim is one of the easiest games on PC to mod thanks to its integration with the Steam Workshop.
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