It's a pain but I always equip my soldiers with specific weapon and specific armour pieces. It takes a while if you do a whole squad in one go but it ensures that they are wearing what you want them to wear. Items still go missing every now and then but it's lot better than just with generic uniforms.I've always done it this way, too, and almost never* had the problems everyone else seems to have with military equipment. But as Thisfox says you have to use "replace clothing" (which, keep in mind, is a per position setting, not a per squad setting!) - otherwise currently-worn clothing may interfere.
leather cloak
leather robe
Yeah hoods and caps conflict with helmets and socks conflict with shoes and boots. I think shirt also conflicts with armour but I'm not sure about that.
The only thing where you want overlap is breastplate & mail shirt, and then either cloak or robe. Otherwise you'll have issues.
Yeah hoods and caps conflict with helmets and socks conflict with shoes and boots. I think shirt also conflicts with armour but I'm not sure about that.
The only thing where you want overlap is breastplate & mail shirt, and then either cloak or robe. Otherwise you'll have issues.
Greaves and mail leggings are ok too, although overkill (especially with high boots).
Yeah hoods and caps conflict with helmets and socks conflict with shoes and boots. I think shirt also conflicts with armour but I'm not sure about that.
The only thing where you want overlap is breastplate & mail shirt, and then either cloak or robe. Otherwise you'll have issues.
Greaves and mail leggings are ok too, although overkill (especially with high boots).
What about cuises?
Or is the reason dwarves are short because they have no thighs?
Yeah hoods and caps conflict with helmets and socks conflict with shoes and boots. I think shirt also conflicts with armour but I'm not sure about that.
The only thing where you want overlap is breastplate & mail shirt, and then either cloak or robe. Otherwise you'll have issues.
Greaves and mail leggings are ok too, although overkill (especially with high boots).
What about cuises?
Or is the reason dwarves are short because they have no thighs?
cuises? chauses? I'm not sure because I don't bother with foreign armor usually.
They have thighs, they don't have knees.
I don't know what "greaves" means historically, but in DF they do cover entire legs and more:
Yeah hoods and caps conflict with helmets and socks conflict with shoes and boots. I think shirt also conflicts with armour but I'm not sure about that.
The only thing where you want overlap is breastplate & mail shirt, and then either cloak or robe. Otherwise you'll have issues.
Greaves and mail leggings are ok too, although overkill (especially with high boots).
What about cuises?
Or is the reason dwarves are short because they have no thighs?
cuises? chauses? I'm not sure because I don't bother with foreign armor usually.
They have thighs, they don't have knees.
Sorry, that should have been cuisses (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuisses?wprov=sfti1). I.e. armor for the thighs. Greaves only cover below the knee.
Spoiler: I've seen this before and it's very pretty (click to show/hide)
I believe there was a "shaped" conflict between caps and helms that was taken care of comparatively recently (0.44?).Spoiler: I've seen this before and it's very pretty (click to show/hide)
That said, I've just realised that I've been melting down caps and making helms for all this time, and it actually makes no difference. Huh.