Outfit Studio 1: Why use Outfit Studio?

Welcome to my Outfit Studio tutorial series! My goal with these videos is to help you learn how to use this great tool. If you would like to do outfit work for Skyrim, then consider trying Outfit Studio. You do not have to use BodySlide or the CBBE body in your game to get all the benefits of Outfit Studio. You can work with any body type using this tool; for example, I do most of my work with the UNP body for women and either vanilla or HIMBO for men. What can you do with Outfit Studio? Pretty much everything you need to do with meshes or NIF files for Skyrim outfits, armor, clothing, jewelry or accessories. It allows you to do 3D modeling like moving vertices or meshes around, changing their shapes, and deleting them; it can easily be used to fix clipping or resize meshes; is good for making mashups; works very well to make body size (e.g., _0 to _1) or body type (e.g., CBBE to UNP or even female to male) conversions; move meshes from one side of the body to the other or from one part of the body to another; add/tweak weight painting by copying from another mesh or painting manually; make ground models that are flattened and/or repositioned; and it works well as a ‘translator’ tool to take a mesh from Blender or 3DS Max and make it work for Skyrim. And if that’s not enough, you can do even more cool things with Outfit Studio - so just get it and get busy already! :) *TIMESTAMPS* 00:00 Outfit Studio 1: Why use Outfit Studio? 00:55 Quick Reference Guide 01:28...