Press 'P' and then 'Selected' to separate the selected vertices from the object. Hover over a vertex on the object you wish to separate and press the 'L' key to select all linked vertices. Separating an object is usually easy to do as well.

To do this select the objects you'd like to join and press 'Ctrl + J' and click 'Join selected meshes.'

the size of the mesh will be smaller, increasing performanceДЄt this point it may also be wise to combine as many of your objects as you are comfortable with combining, as this will save you from repeating steps in Nifskope later.

you won't have to solve clipping problems because in almost no pose the body will go through the armour.

This step is optional but it is worth doing it because: Make sure that all the faces you are selecting are completely inside the armour because if you delete a face that is only partially hidden by the armour you'll see a hole in your character's body when using the armour. In Edit mode select all the faces of the body that are completely hidden by the armour or outfit you are creating. Once you've copied all the weights from the body to your armour and set the dismemberment vertext groups select the body in Object mode and go to Edit mode.

Part 1 Creating an armour for Skyrim Create the _0.nif armour mesh Cut parts of the body hidden by the armour You can find the first part of the tutorial here Creating an armour for Skyrim. This is the part 2 of the tutorial for creating an armour or outfit for Skyrim. 2.2.4 Adjust the armour after testing it in game.2.2.1 Import into Blender all parts of the _1.nif body.2.1.5 Adjust the armour after testing it in game.2.1.4.2 Add the armour to the game using the CK.2.1.4.1 Add the armour as a replacer of an existing armour.2.1.3.3 Apply the textures on both sides of the mesh.2.1.1 Cut parts of the body hidden by the armour.

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