Quick Environment Mapping Tutorial

--- Quick Environment Mapping Tutorial ---

- Open up the mesh in question and open NiTriShape, then BSLightingShaderProperty.
  Look at the Skyrim Shader Type - most armours in the game shouldn't be using Default, so click on it and open the drop-down menu.
  Make sure to click Environmental Map.

- Look down to Shader Flags 1 - you need to turn on SLSF1_Environment_Mapping. This is important, your mesh will crash the game if you
  don't turn this on.

- A new option should've clicked on at the bottom of the list - Environment Map Scale. This dictates the strength of your environment
 map. I usually put this at 0.3 to 0.5, if the mesh has no vanilla armour to reference.

- Now, you need to make the mesh use the actual textures it's missing. Go to BShaderTextureSet and look at the textures your armour is
 pointing to. It probably looks like this - https://puu.sh/yOD6u/d866ebaa8f.jpg

- You need to change that. Here's what you *should* change the textures to for most armours - https://puu.sh/yODan/7cefea3998.jpg
  Now you've got nice, shiny armours!


--- *BONUS ROUND* ---

If you're really anal about this stuff, you can go back into the BSLightingShaderProperty and double-check certain settings. A few ones that can drastically change how an armour looks is -

Emissive Multiple
Glossiness
Specular Color
Specular Strength

Honestly for these settings, either copy from a vanilla armour as a reference or just an armour you like.

Let me know if I forgot anything, wew.