@mcpl.hawkins-olinskie: Sorry to burst your bubble but he said "It is also known as" (and kind of acts like) "Volcanic Glass".

@Jebidiah: sorry to burst your bubble but it dosent act lice volcanic glass it IS voclanic glass

i like to use these based on what i want to do for my playthru's


black:rogue/thief
blue:mage/spellsword
red:warrior/berserker

and dont be ppl

@Dovahkiin
Obsidian? Figures. It is also known as, and kind of acts like, "Volcanic Glass".

whatever

The glass equipment was originally going to be black like this, and was to be called obsidian.

Yes, it also affects armor. If your mod is loading after this one, then it's overriding it.

Does this mod only affect the weapons? I made a set of Glass Armor, and it was still green ... is there any 'load order' I need to look out for, especially with mods that add types of weapons to the game?

Better for thieves. Who wants to be sneaking around in green armor? Black blends with the shadows.... Overall good mod

does the armor color change too.?

The word you were looking for was obsidian Nomad

has a weird green luster to it :/

Dread5, in Elder Scrolls lore, Ebony IS a form of glass.

Ebony, a rare volcanic glass, is one of the most precious substances in the Empire, mainly found in Vvardenfell, buried in the lava flows from Red Mountain. Veins can also be found in Solstheim, and occasionally on mainland Skyrim. Raw ebony itself is an extremely hard, durable, black glass-like substance.

@davidjones helmet=armor

sigh... ebony isnt glass "Ebony is a dense black wood, most commonly yielded by several species in the genus Diospyros, but ebony may also refer to other heavy, black (or dark colored) woods from unrelated species. Ebony is dense enough to sink in water. Its fine texture, and very smooth finish when polished, make it valuable as an ornamental wood. The word "ebony" derives from the Ancient Egyptian hbny, via the Ancient Greek ἔβενος (ébenos), by way of Latin and Middle English."

I subscribed but my glass helmet isn't black, any ideas why?

Sorry for the offence, I didn't mean it, my opinion is changed, I think it looks really good in its own right, I wonder if the maker also included Chillrend? If not, it'd be nice if he did, a black ice sword would look great.

Looks very nice. Would it be possible to create a mod that allows for more than just the colors you have made? You could modify the smithing to allow armor and weapons to be crafted with added gemstones to change the color, perhaps. Rubies for red glass, amethyst for purple, etc.

wow i went insearch for a black glass mod and found this to be by far the best. thank-u.

@urenthesage, they are similar, ebony is LIKE black glass, but it is not glass. Ebony armor is made from Ebony and Glass is made from Malachite and Moonstone. Plus one is light and one is heavy.

yeh good mod hated the green

um, ebony IS black glass. thats learned in morrowind though, dont know if you played it..

anyone else think it's funny that davidjones is trollin like a b****

Not all glass is green davidjones...ever heard of "Stained Glass" comes in tons of colors and shades...black being one. Great mod

@davidjones who gives a shit it looks cool

It's not glass if it's not green, it's made from malachite damnit, not obsidian, you should remake this into a mod which allows you to make obsidian armor, if has the same stats as regular glass armor but with a monochrome colouration, that would be better, it's a nice thought though.

could you make some sort of silver recolour or steel recolour

ah, oops.
browsed a bit further and found the black glass armor, nvm.
But the question about being able to craft this as non replacing armor/weapons still stands :3

Any chance you could do this for the armor as well as an optional crafted armor?
Like say, you need to have the glass armor, and re smith it with some ebony to get the black glass armor...

I'd prefer things that don't replace content, but other than that this is a good looking mod. :)

Thank you so much! Does this work on all glass weapons? I tried doing this myself, but couldn't save the retexture to my game.

Is there a way to turn the whole item into a semi-transparent glass texture?