Update 6/26/23: Quick mesh fix that should remove the visible seam from the feminine-frame legs.
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An override for werewolves that turns the humanlike legs EA gave them into digitigrade legs with paws, fully paintable with a custom fur texture. The lower joint is immobile as I can’t alter the rig, but I’ve done my best to shape and weight paint them in a way that gives the illusion of natural movement. The skin override in the download tab is only needed if you use vanilla skins; if you use my Natural Werewolf Skins, just make sure you have the version for digitigrade paws.
These legs are not compatible with vanilla lower body clothing! If you put pants on your wolves the mesh will appear broken. This is not a bug. I’ve made digitigrade-compatible vanilla clothing edits for the Werewolves pack here.
There are still some minor issues, there’s what appears to be a uv-1 weight slider problem that creates some artifacts on the legs in CAS, but it doesn’t affect gameplay in any significant way and the artifacts aren’t visible during gameplay so I’m uploading them as-is (also I can’t find anything at all wrong with the mesh and I’ve been trying for months now, so after a certain point I just had to concede defeat on that one).
Everyone has full permission to use the meshes for any lower body clothing they want to make compatible with these legs, just don’t alter them or use them to make your own legs/body parts, and don’t re-upload them unaltered anywhere. You’re also welcome to use the skins as a template if you want to make your own skins compatible.
Changelog:
2/27/23: Thanks to an assortment of helpful people on tumblr and S4S to whom I now owe a life debt, I was finally able to give the legs a texture! I’ve also added compatible skins (the nose and paw pads bit) and made some edits to improve the appearance and topology of the mesh in preparation for a larger project I’m working on, so this is a pretty big overhaul. Everything has also been merged into one package except for the skin details, so make sure you delete the old files manually before installing the update.
1/25/23: Added all LODs, so the legs will no longer look human from far away. Started fixing the uv-1 so paw size can now be adjusted; there’s still some minor weirdness with that that has no obvious cause, but it’s purely visual and doesn’t affect functionality or gameplay so for now I’m releasing as-is. I’ve also made some edits to the texture UV and removed the overlays for now since they’re no longer compatible.
9/5/22: Added a very quick and dirty texture overlay for the paws while I work on improving these overall (mainly fixing some small weight paint issues I’ve noticed, reworking the UV, eventually making the werewolf pack pants compatible, and figuring out what the hell happened to the foot slider because something sure did but for the moment I’m at a loss and I’m trying not to become an active annoyance in the help forums). They aren’t perfect, but they at least look better than no shading at all. They’re technically eyebrows because I didn’t want to make people download CAS Unlocker or anything just to use them, and as a result are unpaintable, but I’ve made six different swatches that should look at least decent with most natural wolves. Feedback is welcome at the moment because these are in no way a final version and I’ll have to repaint them from scratch after the UV fix regardless.
These legs are not compatible with vanilla lower body clothing! If you put pants on your wolves the mesh will appear broken. This is not a bug. I’ve made digitigrade-compatible vanilla clothing edits for the Werewolves pack here. 
