How To Fit Clothes Using Bodyslide?

The BodySlide is a tool used to edit outfits and armors in Fallout 4. It allows users to create and customize outfits for their body models. To build an outfit, users can select an outfit and hit the “build” button at the bottom center of the screen. This will edit the selected outfit to match the body. Batch build is also available, which edits every outfit in the group selected earlier.

If using CBBE as the body, it is important to have sliders for all armors and clothing in the.esp file. The main outfit should have body reference numbers, such as 32-body (full), 34-forearms, 38-calves (for Armor Addon), 32-body (full) (for Armor), 33-hands (for both Armor Addon and Armor), and 37-foots (for both).

To fit clothing to your body, users must either build and save a body for themselves or choose a preset they have installed. When saving a body, use the “save as” option to give it a name they can find.

In this beginner tutorial, users will learn how to build an outfit in BodySlide and how to make anatomical changes to the outfits. The HIMBO installation guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough of basic BodySlide operations.

After fitting and weighting the outfit, users should move the outfit back to where it was above the body and save it. Users can open BodySlide and build or batch build, choosing several outfits and armors to be affected by a body preset or item.