It does take a lot of time though, which turns some people off so they look for an all over replacer instead. That will determine how you load the mods. Then go through the pictures and see which ones you like. There is another way to do this involving 圎dit, but it is complex and can really screw up your game if you do it incorrectly.īest thing to do is write down, or use Notepad, each NPC the mods touch. Some people dislike having to sort load orders like this, deciding what takes precendence, but once you've done it a few times it becomes second nature. That way Mod A and B will overrule NPCs 1 and 5 on Mod C. If you like Mod C's #6, but don't want either 1 or 5, load it first. If you want Mod A's NPCs, all three of them, then you load that one last. The only thing that matters is load order. Listed in the order I have them installed: Total Character Makeover (only facegeoms and facetints) Inhabitants of Skyrim (vanilla hair version) TM Thalmor. This just modifies vanilla assets to make the NPCs, and yourself of course, better looking.Īs far as number of mods goes, you can use as many as you like. If you want an all around replacer that doesn't require a lot of tinkering. Install in that order and overwrite when asked. I recommend you use the The Ordinary Women, Bijin mods, Seranaholic and Men of Winter. Using two or more mods that edit the same character will give that character a pink face and neck seam. You can use as much as you like, though some are incompatible with each other. Nice thanks, do i have to choose only one of these mods or them all? (sorry i am a noob about mods.) The Ordinary Women, Bijin and Seranaholic are compatible with CBBE, just select the CBBE body during installation. Originally posted by Jjp7123:Bijin Warmaidens:

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