Missing facetint skyrim special edition creation kit

#Missing facetint skyrim special edition creation kit mod#
#Missing facetint skyrim special edition creation kit update#
#Missing facetint skyrim special edition creation kit mods#

#Missing facetint skyrim special edition creation kit mod#

esp that has NPCs you want to update, so every mod that adds NPCs or changes theirs facesДЈ. Go into File>Data and select skyrim.esm and EVERY other. Since iвЂ™m still developing this you might want to just do this process for a selected few NPCs.

#Missing facetint skyrim special edition creation kit update#

Glad you asked рџ™‚ вЂ¦ or didnвЂ™tвЂ¦ ItвЂ™s actually simple, but be aware that every time I update the hairs you must do this again for the updated hairs. OhвЂ¦ thatвЂ™s not coolвЂ¦ so how do i use вЂњexport facegen dataвЂќ? Not just that, but the package alone would easily go into 600MB and this is only counting with the vanilla NPCs. ItвЂ™s impossible for me to know which everyone is using simply because everyone is using something different.

#Missing facetint skyrim special edition creation kit mods#

Some mods alter some NPCs faces and some mods actually ADD new NPCs. The problem of doing this though is that i donвЂ™t know if my NPCs are indeed the same as yours.

So, I could generate them for you and have you download it. When you use that tool it creates files containing the 3D model and the 2D textures. Ok, so that means i have to use that вЂњexport facegen dataвЂќ tool? So in order to change something in an existing NPC you have to use that tool again so the changes actually show up in-game, otherwise, they donвЂ™t because the NPC is still using the old exported data. This is the tool found in Creation Kit that people usually refer to вЂњexport facegen dataвЂќ. Just extract the content to your Skyrim/data folder.Д«ethesda made so every time you create a NPC you pick all of your face choices and create a unique 3D model with a unique 2D texture, so if you have two NPCs based on the same face choices, their are, in fact, technically different. SCREENSHOTS ARENвЂ™T DOING THESE HAIRS JUSTICE, PLEASE CONSIDER SEEING IT IN-GAME It wont ever be 100% lookalike (or else i wouldnвЂ™t be doing this) and i will spice things up a little, i give lots of attention to polycount, UVs and vertex weights so it shouldnвЂ™t hit the performance in any way. My goal is to replace most of the hair meshes (not all need to be replaced) for some clean ones that look like the vanilla ones. I have intentions to eventually create the texture too, but for now I will concentrate my effort in the meshes. I got tired of that and decided to start working on model replacements that would work with the default textures and thus work with any mod that only changes these said textures. I have a ton of graphic mods turned on in my game, yet not a single one of them are related to hair, because usually they arenвЂ™t lore friendly and they only work for your character unless you decide to mess up with your NPC. And the intention is to receive some early feedback on the work. Usually this means straighter hair and better hair def. This mod is trying to change that by replacing the default models with ones with the same look and feel from the vanilla but giving us a more consistent and correct meshes and UVs to work with. Skyrim default hair looks like broomsticks, heck even the actual broomstick in the game looks better.