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[dirty foot]

I'm able to make the gear, just now wear it. At first I thought it was because I was playing a Wereworf, but after trying out a Nord, I'm still having an issue wearing hand/arm gear.

[dirty foot]

Also, is there a list for the strength of materials somewhere. For example, how strong hard bone is compared to copper, etc.? I'm trying to figure out how worth it creating bone/wooden/leather armor is; or if I should just stop after getting metal armor for a spot.

[JacenHanLovesLegos]

I tihnk the armor tiers go like this:
Wood>Leather>Bone>Copper>Iron>Bronze>Steel>Adamantine(from what I hear adamantine is only good against slash weapons)

[Deon]

If you mean gauntlets/mittens, those are bugged (vanilla bug). You cannot make left/right gauntlets through reactions, and it is quite sad .

[dirty foot]

If you mean gauntlets/mittens, those are bugged (vanilla bug). You cannot make left/right gauntlets through reactions, and it is quite sad .

Aww, that is sad.

[dirty foot]

I tihnk the armor tiers go like this:
Wood>Leather>Bone>Copper>Iron>Bronze>Steel>Adamantine(from what I hear adamantine is only good against slash weapons)

I read that their were different strengths to the bones and leather in the Genesis Mod. Some leathers and bones have special designations of being hard bones, or scales in place of leather.

With Deon here, I'm hoping he can shed some light on this. I checked the Genesis Wiki, and there was little information on how the materials range in strength.

[Deon]

There are just two types of animal materials: normal and tough ones.

Megabeasts/semimegabeasts and tough animals (like rhinos and elephants) get those. I plan to make better megabeast materials, so dragons get a chance against steel-clad recruits.

[dirty foot]

There are just two types of animal materials: normal and tough ones.

Megabeasts/semimegabeasts and tough animals (like rhinos and elephants) get those. I plan to make better megabeast materials, so dragons get a chance against steel-clad recruits.

Oh, okay. I thought that the dragonscale was stronger than regular leather because of the specific name change. My current adventurer is decked out in nearly all dragonscale clothing/cloak/etc after running into a heard of raptors.

Also, do you know if a better quality carving blade will compound your bone carving skill and increase the chances of making a better bone item? So many questions, sorry.

[Grimlocke]

Mod specific questions might be better off in the mod specific threads, but to answer your question anyway, no it wont.

Reagents cant pass on item quality, skill gain, etc to products.