#Skyrim npc editor discolored head mod
#Skyrim npc editor discolored head Patch
#Skyrim npc editor discolored head mods
#Skyrim npc editor discolored head code

Applies when loading a save before you did this -> NO.Applies when starting a new game -> YES.If it does you have a PROBLEM that I can't fix. Since you are launching ReWeighter through SUM it should NOT prompt you to browse through your folders to find BOSS or LOOT if you disabled it in options.Make sure there's a checkmark next to NPC ReWeHeighter.There's also a 'Force all Patches' but don't use this unless you need to. Click on that to apply the changes to the game files. Go back to the main menu of SUM and in the upper right hand corner there should be a button labeled Patch.However It is NOT a neck seam fix (sadly.In essence: they will all be muscular sirens There will be zero conflict between this and Tigersan's or Elmanouche's muscle mods. But what we've done is so far is change what weight is 'worth'. The important thing here to note is this changes the numerical value (0-100) of the female weight.Be sure to enable 'Use Normal Distribution' from the main menu. If you entered a range any female NPC can be anywhere within there as it is random. This will cause ALL female NPC's to be loaded into the game with the desired weight.Be sure to disable female height as it doesn't work properly, with them growing then shrinking back down when you interact with them.If you don't want male NPC's changed disable it from the menu.For me it's 100 for both since I'm a lost cause.

What you need to do is enter it to enable all female races and set their min and max weight to the desired amount. Inside SUM you will find ReWeighter, which is the entire point.

#Skyrim npc editor discolored head Patch

Just be to sure to put the patch at the bottom of your load order from the main game launcher. No I won't explain why even though I can.

Be sure to go into SUM Options real quickly and disable both Run BOSS and Run LOOT.

Now that you've unzipped ReWeighter exit out and go into SUM.jar found in the SUM folder directly inside SkyProcPatcher.

Enter the former and look for ReWeighter.jar, you will need Java to unzip the file. Inside you will find two folders: NPC Weight Patcher and SUM. The most accurate example I can give you since I don't know what operating system you're using is: C:/Steam/steamapps/common/S kyrim/Data/SkyProcPatchers.

Now you need to find your Skyrim files.

If you don't make the changes through it, ReWeighter will spazz out demanding BOSS.

#Skyrim npc editor discolored head code

What needs to be said here is ReWeighter has the code but needs a launcher. Now make them huge ALL AT ONCE! o nly works on new game filesīy downloading NPC ReWeHeighter and SUM - SkyProc Unified Manager. I f you would like to change exactly how muscular a female NPC is use setnpcweight 100 using console commands.

#Skyrim npc editor discolored head mods

What these mods do is change what weight is 'worth' so now weight 10 is about equivalent to base game 100, values higher than 10 start adding weight pretty quickly. Acceptable values range from 0-100 with 0 obviously being the lowest. Different NPC's will have different levels of muscularity based on a value called weight, which affects their body size. These are the above mods that are NECESSARY to get this working. Well buckle down because this is A LOT to memorize (or just print or something) but it works. Now who wants to make (nearly) the entire population of Skyrim into an army of buff Amazon beauties capable of crushing her enemies all the while in skimpy armor that doesn't clip through their muscles? If the answer is anything other than YES we'll be having words. Muscle Modding - Creating Followers - List of Followers - Delightfully Revealing Clothing - CK Confidence Exception - Advanced Modding - CK Templates - Picture Perfect Used commas instead of periods so it wouldn't try to link anything. Don't touch it and after retyping the website will redirect you to the correct location.

#Skyrim npc editor discolored head mod

The ID number for the mod is a constant.

New: http:/www,nexusmod,com /skyrim/mods/IDnumber.

You can fix this by simply retyping the URL. Links on this page and even links from one mod to another on the website itself MAY OR MAY NOT work.

EDIT: Be advised that NexusMods has since changed the way its domain works.