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The 2 Cross bikini pieces and the dancer bottom are classified as Industrial level, but are in a medieval tech. So they are locked out if playing with a tech locker. The luxury pieces and dancer top are medieval.
Could be logical if a set was industrial and another not, but not with a set split like this. :3
- Deleting and reinstalling this mod
- Wiping all DDS textures
- Cutting down the modlist to Harmony, Vanilla Expanded Framework, all the DLCs and this mod.
Once in game:
- Devmode quicktest
- Godmode spawn a styling station
- Spawn thing: two first hidden items in modpage.
- Grab a pawn (tried male and female) and force wear both.
- Try to style at dying station.
- The apparels don't show up as dyeable, but other clothes (pants, shirt) still do.
Rather odd, right?