Skyrim npc editor location mod#

Set the colors alpha to 0 (fully transparent) on unused overlays. Purple/blue player body: Open the racemenu and go to the body paint section. It should work fine on a new game, or a save prior to the applying of the preset. It can also happen when you remove a preset from a NPC. Some users have reported issues with overlays and warpaints.

Make sure you export your preset via the MCM.īlue face bug: Be sure to save the preset via the console or MCM, as presets exported from RaceMenu or other sources can apparently cause the blue face bug. Presets from other sources most likely won’t work. Make sure the gender and race matches between the NPC and the preset.

Make sure the NPC isn’t temporary/templated (such as generic bandits, mages etc.). Having too many NPCs with this applied may significantly reduce performance.

If something went wrong, click remove preset from NPC, exit the game and load a save-file prior to the applying of the preset. If it was a success, make sure to manually save the game. Open the MCM, find RaceMenu Preset Loader.Ĭlick on Preset and select your desired preset. Now find the NPC you wish to change and aim at them. This will save the player as a preset to “Data/SKSE/Plugins/CharGen/Exported/PresetName.jslot” via RaceMenu.

Skyrim npc editor location mod#

To save a preset of your character, open the Mod Configuration Menu (MCM), and find RaceMenu Preset Loader:Ĭlick on Save player preset, and enter the name (no spaces or fancy characters) of your new preset. This mod is a quick port of the SSE version, as I don’t play LE anymore. This is already possible with RaceMenu, but the changes are lost when you restart the game. Customizception! Also, since there is no esp change, you will be able to use it even after Vilja get's an update.Allows you to change the appearance of NPCs in-game, via saved presets and RaceMenu.Īpply presets to NPCs to change their appearance. You have now customized the custom face for vilja and facial animations. Remember, this guide applies to all custom made followers not just Vilja.Ħ. If she has a neck gap you set the bodyweight wrong and somewhere in the world a panda is sad. If she has a neck seam follow the next picture to replace her face textures with the ones you have installed. Navigate to Textures/actors/character/facegendata/facetint/empcompvilja.esp and overwrite the 00000d67.ddsĤ. Drag drop the file in Gimp and use Export As. Navigate to Meshes/actors/character/facegendata/FaceGeom/empcompvilja.esp and change the 00000d67.nif using Nif Merge as the picture shows.ģ. This way you will overwrite Vilja's head mesh(.nif). Follow the picture 2 to use NPC Nif Merge. It will be stored as two different files. The head you exported will be in Data/SKSE/Plugins/CharGen (MO users look at picture). You will see the screen message saying 'head exported'. Press F5 to save your preset, in case you need to go back to editing the face. Make a character, do exactly what picture 1 says and press done, unequip all items.īring up the console and type 'showracemenu' to bring up Racemenu again. Choose the one for the bodytype you use.ġ. Vilja's 'Custom Face' from the optionals of the same page. the darn pictures wont open for me, so im stuck. Have a quick flick through this stuff, is this what you do.?īecause the problem I have is where it says 'picture 1, picture 2 etc. I have only looked into changing existing NPC's insomuch as needing to download. Please read on, its just a paste of the tutorial I was trying to follow. Please forgive the wall of text below, its not what you think. Im amazed there's so very little information anywhere, where people are editing existing followers, (especially voiced ones) I will have a good watch of this now.īut again its starting a new character NPC. If you've already looked into NPC creation, then you just need to open the mod in CK (or skyrim.esm if changing a vanilla NPC), amend their facegen to how you want it, then save.īrilliant, thank you so much for the link. I believe RaceMenu outputs the head meshes for you, whereas I do it by arsing about with ECE. Then I learned the rest by fiddling in CK.

Originally posted by Stoob:I started with this tutorial (it goes into ECE stuff but is good as a basic 'how to'):