Crowd Outfits by Pegasus

Crowd Outfits brings the diverse styles of the Settled Systems to your wardrobe. This mod allows you to craft 21 unique outfits, each with at least 6 color variations (over 200 items total), all named after the cities they're seen in. Find detailed descriptions for each outfit in the crafting menu. Outfits can also be found at specific vendors in each city: Outland, Shepherd's, and Sieghart's carry one color of each outfit and several hats (added in update v1.1).

THE SEWING TOOLBOX Craft all outfits in the Sewing Kit, a custom workbench found in the Crafting tab of your build/decorate menu. Outfits require either 1 Polytextile or 1 Polytextile + 1 Luxury Textile. This workbench is exclusive to Crowd Outfits. ⠀⠀Placement Tip: For optimal use, place the workbench on a standard-height table or counter near the edge. Placing it too high, low, or far back may cause your character to float or cause obstruction. ⠀⠀A small note: The workbench UI utilizes the Pharma Lab layout and headings to exclusively display Crowd Outfits. This does not affect the regular pharmaceutical workbench.

COMPATIBILITY AND MECHANICS ⠀⠀Vanilla Body Support | All outfits are fully morphable to vanilla body shapes. ⠀⠀Outfit Structure | These are complete outfits, not separates. They shouldn't be combined with other outfit pieces (hats and boostpacks are exceptions) to avoid errors. See below for more details. ⠀⠀Crafting Exclusivity | Crowd Outfits are only craftable at the Sewing Toolbox and shouldn't interfere with clothing crafted elsewhere. ⠀⠀Body Morph Mod Conflicts | Limited testing indicates that equipping these outfits enforces vanilla body morphs on player character and NPCs. ⠀⠀NPC Crowd Outfits | These outfits do not affect vanilla crowd NPC outfits, as they were created using separate forms. ⠀⠀Enhanced Customization and Layering | I've received reports from users indicating that sets from Crowd Outfits can be successfully layered with modular components from other character customization mods. While this specific interaction was not part of the testing, it suggests broader compatibility and opens up further options to personalize your character's looks. Due to the nature of how the clothing functions, clipping or other errors may occur. ⠀⠀TN's Textile Perk Restored | I've also gotten feedback that Textile Perk Restored functions are fully compatible with Crowd Outfits.

KNOWN QUIRKS AND LOAD ORDER Better Crowd Citizens (BCC) Conflict: A potential conflict with BCC may cause missing meshes on crowds. My tester resolved this by placing Crowd Outfits above BCC in their load order. (Clipping on crowds with BCC is a known issue documented by the BCC author.)

Certain facial structure forms may clip through front or sides of hats. This can be corrected by editing the character's face and head shape at Enhance! stores.

General Best Practice:

• It's generally recommended to place clothing mods at the bottom of your load order.
• Before uninstalling: Ensure you've removed any Sewing Toolboxes, and no character, follower, or crew has these outfits equipped or in their inventory (personal or ship).
• This mod uses a custom script to add outfits to vendor lists. Like any scripted mod, it should not be removed mid-save.
• Finish your current run or hit the Unity before uninstallation. If you must remove it, please revert to a save from before the mod was installed, or wait until you enter the Unity.

CONTACT AND ADDITIONAL INFO For support and feedback, please reach out on Discord or Nexus ⠀⠀Visit my author channel in the Collective Modding server: https://discord.gg/JnmckM5fzZ ⠀⠀Or on the Nexus listing: https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/14853

Crowd Outfits is a passion project to enhance my personal Starfield experience, and I hope it brings similar enjoyment to yours. My gratitude goes to the developers of the Starfield Geometry Bridge.

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