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Redress

Inspired by the Vanity mod, this mod allows your character to keep a consistent appearance regardless of which armor or weapons they equip.

When you load up the game with this mod, you will be given three items: a sewing kit, a pair of shears, and a patch kit.

Once you have your character dressed the way you like, use the sewing kit to fix your look. This will save the appearance of your armor and weapons. From now on, no matter which armor or weapons you equip, they will retain the appearance of these items.

The sewing kit will only save items if you have them equipped, so if you want your character to wear a mage's hood always, but don't care about their armor or weapons, simply use the "Set Look" skill when you have nothing except a hood equipped.

When you unequip an item, it will return to its original appearance, so you can pass it to other PCs without worrying about that.

If you don't like your appearance anymore or you make a mistake, you can use the shears to purge all custom appearance settings and return your equipment to its original appearance.

You can use the patch tool to temporarily pause the effect of the sewing kit until you use the kit again. Use the patch again to cancel and continue using the previous look. This will allow you to experiment with new looks or swap out one or two items without having to reset your entire look.

Bugs:

This mod changes the template of items, so any scripts that detect equipping that template or the new template will be confused. For example, any item you make look like Swornbreaker will now count as Swornbreaker for dialogues. Don't accidentally give away your weapon!

Changing the appearance of the Tyrant's set will cause you to become permanently afflicted with the curses.

Changing some unique items will result in their names being replaced with UNNAMED ITEM. This does not appear to interfere with their function otherwise.

Changing an item's appearance too many times may result in the item reverting to unidentified, and attempting to identify it will open the identifying status bar, but will not identify the item. When equipped, the item will be invisible. Saving and reloading should fix the issue.