But black is not good for camo... It sticks out even in the dark.. Grey is better for night areas, Plus normal camo also blends in at night and at day too.

Fantastic idea! I did find it rather odd to be dressed all in shiny metal armour and sneaking up on an unsuspecting target! Adds a new level of realism to the game. Now I can switch into my (ahem) "civvy" outfit when I return to town ^_^

Damn. I don't think this works with Ordinator...

Ninja don't wear all black and cover their faces. Ninja wore common civilian clothing. If you're going to sneak you'd want subdued civilian clothing.

May I suggest moving all falmer armors to one category better? I think the armor fits the idea of dark or natural colors, and if you think about how hard chaurus are to see in the dark, it might make more sense. Would make me very happy.

this works with ordinator?

How do you determine this with mod armour?

spocrates, i just need to get a better computer and subscribe to all of your mods, THEY'RE SO GOOD! (every single one)

Great mod. I produced an unenchanted set of nightingale armor (I think the mod's called Smithing 2.0) at the forge and gave it some custom enchantments and the mod even works with this. Full bonuses applied. Thanks for your work!

Thank you for this, one of the best mods around. Simple but practical and adds realism to the game.

Translate the description into Russian language!
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Russian guys don't even look at not translated modification.

Despot Jensen maybe but whats more stealthy? Black or standard clothing? And what do most people associate with stealth? (The answers are black and ninjas)

historicly ninja did not wear black they would wear regular clothes or navy blue

Ghostinstinct: (1) Good idea! (2) Uninstalling will return everything to normal (restarting Steam and choosing Online might be required).

Biscuit: Never heard of it

does this mod work w/ the agility mod?

I'd love to install this, because it'd probably help my thief playthroughs a lot! However, I just wanted to ask two things:
1. Have you ever considered making a mod that helps or hinders your ability to sneak based on how much you're carrying? I mean, it doesn't really make sense that I can sneak around while carrying 1,000 pounds of random crap and be just as hidden as someone carrying just their armor. (Of course, it'd probably be really hard to code -- I'm not sure because I'm not into coding, I just thought it was an interesting thought.)
2. Is there anything I should know about uninstalling? Will it cause errors if I uninstall and open a save slot that involved this mod, or no?

ISmoke: Glad you're liking it 😊

i love this mod love the idea love everything and i just really enjoy stealth and stealing stuff without people knowing its just so satisfying so thanks for this mod

Logan: Thanks. Have fun!

you really put time into all of your mods! your officially my favorite mod author! keep up the great work! :D

Mr. Plow: Enjoy

Nice Mod, Thank you :)

Gesadalken: Have fun with it

Cool mod.

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i agree with kitozmo ^^ yet another amazing mod

Kitozmo: Enjoy!

Another excellent mod by sp0ckrates.

Prime: Thanks for the idea. Let me know if you need help getting started making mods.

sp0ckrates: What about changing map markers in color (e.g. gold instead of whiteish) whenever the dungeon was completed?
Thanks for offering support but im just impressed by the products, not interested in making them myself. And thanks for your reply.

Dickward: The mod doesn't change any armor. It simply improves the perks.

no, i mean, does this mod affect daedric armor ?

Dickward: What would you like done with it?

what about daedric armor ?

Do you have an idea for a mod you'd like to make? I could help you get started.

Prime: This one took a little while, because I tested each armor type in-game. Others don't take as long. I've been learning as I go, making Skyrim mods for about 2 1/2 years, now.

Holy moly, this is just the thing I wanted but never knew about. I really like the idea of not just changing textures in a game but expand the existing immersion boundaries. I havent checked the game with it yet but even the idea is awesome! Thanks a lot!
How long did it take you to create that and what is the knowledge you'd say a newbie needs to start creating such content? Is it "just" changing some lines of code in a textfile or how do you do that?
Looking forward to see more like that.

You're welcome

I'll give it a go.Thanks.

Trooper: We're currently uploading mods to Nexus only for those who donate, as it takes time to upload them and maintain them on both sites. So we can't upload them all.

Oh ok thanks. Unfortunately my Skyrim is pirated, (I have the game on steam, I play the pirated one for dlcs) so I cannot install your mods :( Can you upload those to Nexus?

Trooper: Yes you should. If you don't, let me know and I'll add it.

What about helmetless perks? If I install it, can I get the Nightingale and DB Armor bonus without hood?

You're welcome

Okay! Thank you! Great Mod @sp0ckrates

Monsterhart: Thanks

Aippersbachj: It checks to see what keywords are used for the armor.

Brilliantly done, I love mods that are designed to enhance the game in a logical and balanced way.

I really enjoy the concept of this mod but how does it work with other armor mods such as the witcher mods that are black and light armor. Does the same concept still apply?