It's sister program outfit studio offers even greater freedom to modify outfits and body and requires no additional compatibility from mod creators, but requires a bit of knowledge to use. I can't really tell you much about 7base as I've never used it, but if I'll try and give you a concise introduction to the others.Īlmost all body types are supported in an external program called bodyslide, bodyslide lets you customise the body mesh to your preference and also conform outfits to the body you've chosen, assuming the outfit has bodyslide support. Yet the Gwelda dress itself, being a puffy piece, works well enough.Ī big help is the Book of CBBE mod, that puts CBBE compatible outfits and armours into leveling lists like the venerable Book of UNP does, allowing you get more variety in the world. Gwelda Red Riding Hood stockings, for example, don't work well because even a small difference means that the stocking is either inside the leg or hovering above it. As others said, it depends on how skin-tight and skimpy the outfit. Mixing and matching outfits and experimenting has allowed my sorceress to wear a bunch of fashionable stuff, despite some of them being technically for UNP(B) only. The new CBBE wasn't out yet when I started my current playthrough, so I started with UNPB and switched over. Having said that, some UNPB (UNP Blessed) outfits fit CBBE bodies rather well. If it comes without BodySlide support, then it's for old CBBE and might not fit well. If the outfit comes with BodySlide support, it's probably for new CBBE (and even if it isn't, you can just use BodySlide to modify it). The CBBE scene is also bit chaotic, as there are ports of Oldrim CBBE outfits to SSE that are not actually compatible with the new CBBE. The only reason to even consider UNP like u/zenayurvedic suggested is that, currently, there are somewhat more UNP compatible outfits, than there are CBBE ones. It even offers BodySlide files separate for nude and clothed versions, if you want to go in detail with push-up effects and such. Thanks to BodySlide, you can customize the body in any way you want as well. It comes with three presets: vanilla, slim, curvy. It has been completely redone for SSE and it is technically much better than any other body replacer, all of which are ports of Oldrim stuff. Your flair states that you're using the Special Edition, in which case you should go with the new CBBE:
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