If you are curious if another mod will work with mine, please check itusing the Creation Kit or ask the author of the mod if they changeeither of the following main files.My mod will be incompatible with other mods that change:PERKVampireFeedQUSTPlayerVampireQuestThesecontrol almost everything about your Vampire. Sometimes your character will level up after changing their race, this appears to be a bug with showracemenu and not this mod. Your hands are bound if you change your gender/race, you can fix this usually by just pressing R, otherwise you may have to equip a weapon/spell. Vampirism has an appearance change associated with it.
Skyrim How To Change Gender Without Losing StatsĪ video showing how to change your race in Skyrim without losing all of your skills.Be sure to get cured of your vampirism before changing race, otherwise you can't get it cured. Note that some changes can take awhile to take place if there are scripts/quests involved, the game saves the original version in the savegame file. You need to activate the esp file to make the game load it for this to happen - I use NMM but the Launcher will do it as well. All of your changes are incorporated in the esp file as a mod - you didn't change the core game files, the esp will override them on loading. You can make her into whatever you want then, give her new weapons, armor, hair, ai package, whatever. Then open up Lydia in Actors by clicking on her listing. That will be the active file you work from so you don't mess up anything in the core game. When you fire up the CK, immediately make a save, name it Lydia or whatever. That mod is outdated, I don't recommend it. can something like this be done with just CK? if so, how? i want to turn her into something resembling Janessa (light armor combat rogue type) but the above mod I'm wanting to edit an npc (Lydia) stats. When asked about it working for newly created NPCs his reply was "Unfortunately not. Note that the plugin changes need not be saved. With these textures in place, run the game and test your NPC. Note: The TGA is not really neccessary, as the DDS should be uncompressed. \Syrim\data\Textures\Actors\Character\FaceGenData\FaceTint\Skyrim.esm With the Actor(s) selected, press ctrl+F4. In the Object Window, find the base Actor you've just edited. Slide "Interpolation Value" all the way to the right (1.0). Click "Select Color" - choose something extreme, like a neon green. Click MaleHeadNord_Lips.dds in the left-sice "Face Tint Layers" list. I decided to make a drastic lip color change Edit the Actor > Character Gen Parts tab. Here's a technique that helps when modifying an NPC from the base game. This is from one of the staff on the Beth forums, I tried it, it works and it is quite easy. Ok, I found a fix that works for pre existing/editted NPCs, it does not work for newly created NPCs. There is a fix for it, though I haven't tried it myself.
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