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You may use this mod for your NPC/follower mods that will be shared with others.įor clarification, these NPC/follower mods may be uploaded to other sites. Skyrim - KL Copy NPC Protected Status.pasĬopies NPC Protected status found on all plugins currently loaded (eg. Requires High Poly Head.esm to be loaded into 圎dit. Swaps vanilla head part records for their high poly versions. can be fixed by closing RaceMenu and opening it again.įilters NPC records based on races supported. can be fixed by changing player weight.Ĭhanging to vampire race will reset the high poly head back to vanillaĮye mesh may have flickering/rendering issue after switching to high poly head.
Minor clipping with certain vanilla hair meshesĮyes/scars appear darker than vanilla in SE. This method does not work for sculpted head meshes.
Generate new FaceGen data (Ctrl + F4) in the Creation Kit.
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If the head turns dark, change the player weight to force the skin shader to update.ĭon't forget to also change the vanilla brows/beard/scars to the included high poly versions.Īdd this mod as a master and then swap the vanilla head parts with the high poly version Use the Face Part slider in RaceMenu to switch to the high poly head. Do not manually extract anything.Ġ1 - Loose files needed for FaceGen creation in the Creation Kit ( optional)Ġ4 - remove sunken vampire face morphs ( optional)Ġ5 - symmetrical eye sockets (female) ( optional)Ġ7 - adds Expressive Facegen Morphs ( optional)Ġ8 - adds Expressive Facial Animation Male edition ( optional)Ġ9 - adds Expressive Facial Animation Female edition ( optional)ġ0 - adds high poly vanilla hair as optional replacers (optional)
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zip file and follow the install script for easy installation. Use a mod manager to install the original. Includes morphs for RaceMenu's extended slidersĬompatible with vanilla-based head texturesĬompatible with existing presets for the vanilla male/female head meshes (excluding sculpt data)Įxpressive Facegen Morphs ( LE, SE) Įxpressive Facial Animation Male Edition ( LE, SE) Įxpressive Facial Animation Female Edition ( LE, SE) Available for both LE and SE.Ĭomplementary high poly brows, beards, scars, and hair to fit new head shape I think it's very likely we see this prediction come to pass unless Creation Club fails utterly here and now.High poly heads for all playable vanilla races based on the vanilla head meshes (male and female). The only hitch here is "How could Bethesda limit mods to the Club while remaining true to their commitment to curation?" and the answer is something like "A Steam-style Early Access model that bypasses curation, but still requires that the mods be sold for a low price." The Nexus will stop hosting mods for Bethesda's games.
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Bethesda will hit the Nexus with a cease and desist order for allowing mods with pirated code onto their sites.ĥ. In retaliation, modders will find ways to "crack" the Kit's DRM and upload their mods onto the Nexus.Ĥ.
If you use the Kit, you'll be shoehorned into releasing on the Club.ģ. The Creation Kit tools that modders have relied on for years will be tied to the Creation Club. The next Bethesda game will release with Creation Club support from the get-go.Ģ. A lot of people are missing a far more likely scenario for how CC will destroy the modding community:ġ. I agree that I don't think the modders suddenly getting money-hungry is a realistic fear at all. Just let this all slide and see future Bethesda game are built with Creation Club in mind. Creation Club looks promising for modders.in the eyes of non-modders, while in reality it posed more problem than benefits. It is better for talented modder to setup for patreon rather than following Bethesda heinous scheme. It is ploy to fool people who don't understand how labour laws work (hint: most gamers) and Bethesda looks really successful in this considering how many people naively believe they just give modders their fair share of money. Creation Club IS underpaid outsourcing that masked as a benevolent attempt to make talented modders could get paid for their work. If they happened to make a good mod, they wouldn't get a fair share of their money. Why people like you are so naive? People at Creation Club are worked on contract basis. It is also unbelievable at the time that Horse Armor DLC will become so commonplace today. Yeah it's unbelievable that they will intentionally stunted the feature that makes their game so big. If this successful of at least gain significant money (hint: it will because of the relatively low cost to make), Bethesda will change on modding framework in their next.
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