This video was made for version 1.0, so some things may look a bit different, but it should get the point across.Īs of version 1.1, the mod now comes in two different versions that vary only on restrictions to the outfit dialogue. I’ve included some text commentary in the subtitles, so be sure to turn those on as well. I made a video to demonstrate the mod’s functionality, which you can check out here. (Note that you can equip those fifteen outfits to as many people as you wish.) If you grab the 'Utility' version of the mod, you also have the option of browsing through a broad selection of generic vanilla Skyrim outfits to equip. All you need to do is talk to any NPC, look for the option “Let’s talk outfits.”, and you will be able to fully customize fifteen different outfits at a time. The mod is operated entirely through dialogue. Yes, that means it works perfectly with SSE out of the box. And this is all done natively you do not need SKSE installed. The outfit changes are done at the engine level, so they are seamless and 100% reliable. All the weird bugs you'll find in other outfit managers just don't happen here. It’s extremely lightweight, with only a few single-run scripts and zero performance impact.

It’s dead simple and completely conflict-free.

It does exactly what the title says: it allows complete customization of Skyrim NPC outfits. Simple NPC Outfit Manager (my very first mod release!) addresses all of these problems. A few mods over the years have made attempts to solve this problem, but (with all due respect to the authors and their hard work) I personally feel that they have all been very script-heavy or unnecessarily complicated. The only option in the base game is to trade something to a follower, and even then they would unequip the outfit as soon as you dismissed them! And if you wanted to change the outfit on a character that wasn’t a follower? You were out of luck. Ever since I began playing Skyrim, I’ve been frustrated with the options given to us to manage what NPCs are wearing.

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