You probably already have this but you will need Dragonborn DLC This alt tex set was a repaint, not a mere recolor! Of course, you will need Stalhrim to upgrade it.Īs a bonus and a tradition, the costume features a 2B theme alternate texture set (because we can never have enough 2B). Its ice enchantment comes with special frost effect. The greatsword uses Ice refraction shader. I took a lot of artistic liberty to reimagine how the greatsword would realistically look and came up with the idea of ice sword with glowing core. The Song of Broken Pine is Eula’s top Claymore in Genshin. They won’t get in your way when fighting!
Cape and necktie are built with hdt-SMP cloth physics, geared toward gameplay. Hair is also xyz adjustable and comes in blue color and tintable version.
Cape uses xyz adjustment instead of bodyslider, so you may want to adjust those separately from batch build. Undersuit (bodysuit) > torn version as alt textureĮvery piece is adjustable via bodyslide, with zapp options. File is on a heavy side because of that, but I want to ensure the best possible quality! Texture is hand-painted in 4K, recapturing the modern PBR shader standard with special env mask technique. All of the pieces are modelled in high definition but still game-friendly. This costume emphasizes layers of different clothing pieces that the Spindrift Knight Armor is consisted of. I am SE main so I have not tested this mod myself on LE, be warned. Bodyslides are made only for Baka’s BHUNP LE. A layered costume for female character, featuring elegant and smart attire with a unique Claymore. Imagine if the costume of the Spindrift Knight is not a flat anime model. So I said “fine, I’ll just make one in Todd’s 10 year old game”. I was so salty that I could not bring her home. Vengeance shall me mine! Eula is one of my favorite characters from Genshin. High definition model and 4k hand-painted texture, fruit of a month of work. A set of fantasy armor and weapon for female character made from scratch, inspired by Eula Lawrence from Genshin Impact.
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