When writing a scene if I use the actor.dress() command it usually loads random stuff. For example, I have a character wearing a criminal face mask in their own house or a net top that shows their tits at the kitchen table. I know that there's a command for dressExecpt() but is there any way to dress a character without looking like a slut convention is in town or that their trying to burglarize their own home. As in normal regular casual clothes? No criminal masks, slutty tops, etc.? Or would I have to individually select each article of clothing and put it in with the dress() command?
You can specify clothing like.
Maid.dress(French-Maid-Skirt_1_F, French-Maid-Stockings_1_F)
NerdMale.dress(Grumpy-Bow-Tie_1, Grumpy-Pants_1, Grumpy-Shirt_1, Grumpy-Shoes_1, Grumpy-Socks_1, Grumpy-Vest_1, Glasses_2)
Player.dressUniform(work)
"Office Work"
Player.dressUniform(nightclub)
"Nightclub"
Player.dressUniform(Library)
"Library"
Player.dressUniform(Hotel)
"Hotel"
Player.dressUniform(Convenience)
"Convenience"
Player.dressUniform(Car)
"Car" "mechanic"
Player.dressUniform(Restaurant)
"Restaurant"
Player.dressUniform(Fast_food)
"Fast_food"
Player.dressUniform(Butcher)
"Butcher"
Player.dressUniform(Biergarten)
"Biergarten" "Oktoberfest"
Player.dressUniform(Computer)
"Computer"
Player.dressUniform(Doctor)
"Doctor" "White coat"
Player.dressUniform(Nurse)
"Nurse"
Player.dressUniform(Marketplace)
"Marketplace"
Player.dressUniform(Place_of_worship)
"Place_of_worship" "Nun" "Priest"
Player.dressUniform(Police)
"Police"
Player.dressUniform(Prison)
"Prison" "Orange jump suit"
Player.dressUniform(Sexwork)
"Sexwork"
Player.dressUniform(Sports)
"Sports" "hoodeys mostly"
Player.dressUniform(Crime)
"Crime" "ski mask"
Player.dressUniform(Wedding)
"Wedding"