The mod's author, adriangi, does not provide one, so you would need to create your own item from scratch. In order to be able to edit the item in the item editor, you would require a builder to builder package from the mod's author, which would give you the relevant database entries and files. Refer to this video and the associated Wiki page for more information on the distinction between game content and toolset content. You are seeing the information for the item that is stored in the module's database that is later exported as a UTI file for use by the game. What you see in the toolset's item editor is not a UTI file. The 'text based' thing you are seeing is not 'ghetto', it's what all UTI files are like. You are confusing game content vs toolset content. Can I even follow those other item guides? This addon has in the override erf some custom mao's and mmh and msh and phy and gda files-this is a more serious override than most of the random reskin item mods. All the assets in the Palette Window are the ones that are in the module you have currently open in the Toolset, right? Well, since I have this addon installed (my character in the most recent save has these items in her inventory already) how come these items don't show up in any of the folders? I can't get to the 'normal' UTIs, only the ghetto UTIs I extracted to my desktop, which have the barebones text interface.Ģ. No guides anywhere show this interface.ġ. It doesn't even have stuff like Item Variation (only something called ModelVariation, which has a value of '101'. But the UTI file looks very different from the UTI files you can open through the palette window-it doesn't show the model, it doesn't have the properties dialog window, its totally text based. So I opened up the various erf's that came with this addon, extracted the UTI file in question, and opened it.

Obviously they're functionally the same, just depends on whichever is easier. Ideally, I would want to either 1) change one or two in-game robes to look like the Cara armor, or 2) give the Cara armor stats equivalent to existing in-game robes. I'm going to play through the game again, and I want my solo mage to wear the Cara model armor in this mod: So I installed it and-no surprise-they're no good for my mage. Well, I gave up 10 months ago, but now I'm back.

Dragon age origins mage robes mod