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Thank you for all of your support, i won't make it without all of you and now is the time to move onto next work.SevenBase VersionThis will taking longer than expected since i'm not just converting from UNP to SevenBase but also redoing some part of the armor from scracth so it will have better weighting and shape, just considered it as a REMASTERED version. And yes it has BBP support so don't cry.I use SevenBase Cleavage version for my conversion so it will have a push up cleavage effect on the armor.Glass ArmorAncient Nord ArmorOrcish ArmorElven ArmorSteel Plate ArmorWolf ArmorSteel ArmorSavior's Hide ArmorDragonscale ArmorRedesigned the armor by removing thigh plate.Dragonplate ArmorComplete remastered version, I put alot of effort into this because this armor are my first mod ever made.You can compare UNP version with this one because this was on different level since the armor, gauntlets, and the boots are fully reworked.Darkbrotherhood ArmorNightingale ArmorRedesigned the armor by removing shoulder and adding long gloves.Forsworn ArmorEbony ArmorComplete remastered version, changing the design by reworked everything and now it has one of the best re-meshes. Note: Designed to work perfectly with Cabal texture, get the aMidianBorn EbonyEbony Mail ArmorComplete remastered version, changing the design by reworked everything and now it has one of the best re-meshes. Note: Designed to work perfectly with Cabal texture, get the aMidianBorn EbonymailDwarven Armor NewComplete remastered version, changing the design by reworked everything and now it has one of the best re-meshes. Note: Designed to work perfectly

The Field Name and Selection Set menus. Once you've selected the Field Name, more information opens. In the Color Maps Options menu, select whether you want to apply color, size, or both to the elements you are coding. Click Calculate Range. This automatically sets the maximum and minimum values for your coding. These values can be set manually. Click Initialize. This automatically creates values and colors in the Color Map. These values can be set manually. After you finish defining your color coding, click Apply and then OK to close the Color Coding Properties dialog box and create your color coding, or Cancel to close the dialog box without creating a color coding. Click Compute to compute your network. To see the network color coding and/or sizing change over time: Click Analysis > Time Browser, if needed, to open the Time Browser dialog box. Click Play to use the Time Browser to review your color coding over time. To delete a color coding definition:Click View > Element Symbology. In the Element Symbology manager, right-click the color coding you want to delete, then select Delete. Or, select the color coding you want to delete, then click the Delete button. To edit a color coding definition Click View > Element Symbology. In the Element Symbology manager, right-click the color coding you want to edit, then select Edit. Or, select the color coding you want to edit, then click the Edit button. To rename a color coding definition Click View > Element Symbology. In the Element Symbology manager, right-click the color coding you want to rename, then select Rename. Or, select the color coding you want to rename, then click the Rename button. To copy a color coding definition Click View > Element Symbology. In the Element Symbology manager, right-click the color coding you want to copy, then select Copy. Right-click on the folder under which you want the defintion to be copied and select Paste.

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