
Also, what's if you change the clothes after swimming? I guess it doesn't work now, but could be a cool feature... Wear new shirt and pants (which weren't in your inventory previously, of course), and you're fresh and ready.

How long it takes to air dry clothes inside depends on the thickness of the clothing, the type of material, the humidity level, & temperature inside. Thicker clothing dries more slowly. Warmer temp w/less humidity helps things dry faster. If there’s a vent blowing hot or even cold air on the item, it’ll dry faster.
Athletic moisture wicking clothes or unlined nylon undergarments tend to dry the fastest, within 1–2 hrs depending on the aforementioned factors. 100% thick cotton jeans could take 8–12 hrs. A cotton men’s dress shirt might take 4–5 hrs. A cheer uniform might take 2–3 hrs to be completely dry, including the seams. Synthetics tend to dry faster than natural fibers. Wool probably takes the longest, a sweater or sweater dress might take 24+ hrs, depending on thickness.
I thought about that and decided to just ignore the entier problemL57 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 7:10 pm Also, what's if you change the clothes after swimming? I guess it doesn't work now, but could be a cool feature... Wear new shirt and pants (which weren't in your inventory previously, of course), and you're fresh and ready.So you can remove some clothes prior to swimming, do your business under water, come back and change clothes. I guess it would be not easy to implement this avoiding possible exploits (and bugs), though.
Even if so, shouldn't Khajiit suit still be more effective than ordinary clothes? It might not be perfect, but still pretty useful.BadLuckBurt wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 8:55 am Khajiit suit is the TES version of a catsuit, not a wetsuit.
Would completely depend on the material it's made of and I don't think there's an equivalent of latex in TES games so it would probably just be some stretchy fabric like Catherine Zeta Jones wore in Entrapment:
Hmm I remember there was a version with bright patches of reflected light, just like here in the middle. Looks latex-esque enough to me. What material could it be otherwise? I agree, latex feels pretty out of place in TES. But it also could be material which doesn't exist in real world, or has similar properties but requires different technology to produce.BadLuckBurt wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:10 am Would completely depend on the material it's made of and I don't think there's an equivalent of latex in TES games so it would probably just be some stretchy fabric like Catherine Zeta Jones wore in Entrapment:
Latex is a plastic so no, silk has the same kind of shine to it but it's clear we're on different sides of the spectrum here. The shiny khajiit suit is actually a palette swap bug but it does look cool. There's a topic by hannahcomputer about it on the forums somewhere.L57 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:26 am Hmm I remember there was a version with bright patches of reflected light, just like here in the middle. Looks latex-esque enough to me. What material could it be otherwise? I agree, latex feels pretty out of place in TES. But it also could be material which doesn't exist in real world, or has similar properties but requires different technology to produce.
Sadly there is no any Lore description of this suit. I wonder what devs have implied.
Really?BadLuckBurt wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:35 am The shiny khajiit suit is actually a palette swap bug but it does look cool.