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. At first blush, the system seems very much like Skyrim‘s, but with some enhancements.Originally posted by Stoob:I started with this tutorial (it goes into ECE stuff but is good as a basic 'how to'): Also, be sure to read about the upcoming Elder Scrolls Online character creation system. So how about it? Does it make more sense for you to change your character’s appearance with cheats or with the npc in Riften? Share you thoughts in the Speak Your Mind section below. The Face-Sculptor’s services don’t have any mechanical effect in the game, but it can be a nice change of pace if you want to see your character for the first time since you made them, or your character got a scar or whatever as part of your roleplay. Galathil is a Wood Elf on the run, and will perform some plastic surgery on you at the cost of 1,000 gold. They’re you’ll find the Riften Face-Sculptor, Galathil. You won’t miss it, and you will probably have heard every guard direct you there as part of idle chatter. If you want to change things up the other way and you have Dawnguard all you need to do is head down to the Ragged Flagon tavern in Riften’s sewers. Galathil really doesn’t want to be dealing with you ina thief infested sewer.

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