Hooded Nosferatu v1.1 addon - Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines

I believe both me and Craz is more than fine with that, even honored for the request as well! :)

I do truly apologize for this aeon late response as I've had a whole bunch of personal problems for some time which resulted in my absence on these forums & platforms, just recently came back from "torpor" so to speak.

So firstly, thank you for the appreciation and the feedback.
You did nothing wrong with the installation, and I did actually never notice the right foot being transparent without you notifying me about it as I never happened to rotate the character model upside-down in terms of retexturing changes being made so I'm glad you found the problem and along with that I've actually no idea what has caused the transparency to begin with either so it's quite strange how it occurs, but anyhow I did have contact with Craz/CrazedAnthem about it (some time ago) since he's the one who have worked on the remodelling part, he did upload a file for me that supposedly would fix the issue but I haven't seemed to get it to work while as mentioned going sort of AWOL
I have yet to figure it out or even pass the ball to Craz, but nevertheless I (we) are on the task to hopefully get it fixed.

As I've been informed by experienced people that have tried to accomplish that with Blender it seem to unfortunately be impossible to create, I can't however remember the specific reasons to why though but retexturing a default Gangrel was pretty much the only functional option to VtMB engine, both me and Craz are quite bummed about it as well as he tried to add just that; Nosferatu teeth and clawy fingers but to no prevail.

Sorry for the late response.
I do fully understand how boring it is with just one type of outfit for all armors which looks the absolute same each upgrade, I actually tried to make a sort of urban camouflaged version but it didn't go as I would of wanted so I thrashed it and haven't really put much effort on that front again as I'm quite nitpicky.

I do however welcome anyone to add their retexture/recoloration as long it fits the immersion of a neonate/fledgling Nosferatu's survival in the Masquerade, and with that being said Stealth and Obfuscate is what I find the main points in which I personally find Troika Games to unfortunately have neglected heavily with the default Nosferatu.

First of all; sorry for the late response.
I'm only able to do retexturing stuff and don't have a way to create robes unless this game similiar to Resident Evil series gets an remastered version, but that doesn't feel very likely to happen unless they aim to recreate it after Bloodlines 2 but I would guess they rather go for DLCs and who knows what else they plan for the future if a Bloodlines 3 is even in the planning, it's not as high chance to be remastered into an improved engine as Bob Ross' paintings to contain a cabin that's for a sad certainty.

At the same time a cloaked cultist would surely draw a whole bunch of attention in mortal society and my goal was to give Nosferatu a more "authentic" appearance to try going under the radar or blend in slightly more as Bloodlines is after all themed with playing/being manipulated by Camarilla laws, and for some reasons a cultist Grim Reaper automatically translates to Cappadocian/Harbinger of Skulls in my mind and the Antitribu Mod has some models for that, but it requires Blender experience to somehow replace the head with a Nosferatu character so therefore I personally can't make that happen for ya unfortunately so yeah nah the sky is not the limit but rather the old and cranky game engine and/or my lack of understanding how to master Blender! :(

Glad to hear, thank you!
Actually got a comment mentioning Jasper recently which confused me but now it makes perfect sense now that you gave me a bit more context to it, even though I wasn't inspired by his appearance as I've somehow missed out on that show it could as well have been for sure.