Elf Emma - modified version of female face shape No. 15

Replace female face #015 with a modified version of the original model. Two elf ear options are available. Inspired by World of Warcraft.

Elven Emma - Modified version of female face shape No. 15

✨ **Welcome to Emma’s magical world! ** This is a custom face model named "Emma" that will completely replace the in-game **Female Face #015**.

🧝‍♀️ Module Introduction

This is a fully beautified version of the original game model, complete with false eyelashes.

**Elf version features:**

• **Source of inspiration:** Inspired by the blood elves in "World of Warcraft". This is originally a mod I use personally, but I thought some of you might like it too!
• **Personal Thoughts:** I have been playing "World of Warcraft" for more than ten years, and Silvermoon City is my favorite place. I wear a similar flower crown on my character in WoW - and now I can use it at Hogwarts!
• **Non-elf version:** Check out this version if you don't want elf ears.

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🎭 Core functions and options

**Ear option (choose one of two)**

• **Long Ears**
• **Short Ears**

⚠️ **Note:** Both options are **completely incompatible with hats**.

**Animation options (choose one of two)**

• **Standard Animation:** There are **no modifications** to the character's facial expressions and animations, and they completely follow the original design of the game.
• **Stiff Animation:** **Reduces** the amplitude of facial expression animations (such as smiling, raising eyebrows, etc.), suitable for players who prefer fewer expression changes.

🚨 **IMPORTANT NOTE:** Please **select only one of the** animation options files for installation.

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📥 Installation Guide

• Unzip the `.pak`, `.ucas`, `.utoc` files to the following directory:

`SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Hogwarts Legacy\Phoenix\Content\Paks\~mods`

• Delete the file to uninstall the module.

🔧 Troubleshooting

If the mod doesn't work, try the following steps:

• If using Vortex, try **manually installing** the mod.
• Make sure your mod folder contains **all 3 file types**: `.pak`, `.ucas`, `.utoc`.
• **Check for conflicting mods**.
• **Try changing the mod location**: put in the `Paks` folder instead of the `~mods` folder.
• **Try changing mod priority**: Adjust the loading order by renaming the files (e.g. changing the first letter from "z" to "a").

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❓ FAQ

**1. Compatibility and conflict checking**

• **Compatible:** All custom face models are **compatible** with any appearance modification mod (such as skin, makeup, hairstyle, etc.) that uses a different Chunk ID.
• **Not Compatible with:** Any mod that replaces the **same numbered (#015)** face model, or modifies the same game assets in any way.
• **Possible Conflicts:** There is a **possible** conflict with the Female Player Face Fixes mod.
• **Chunk ID Conflict:** Not compatible** with any mod using the same **Chunk ID (215)**. See the solution below.

**2. How to check the Chunk ID of a module? **

• Most mods will state this in the description or file name.
• You can also use the PakChunk Checker tool to check.

**3. What should I do if the module Chunk ID conflicts? **

Use the Chunk ID Conflict Manager tool to resolve any Chunk ID conflicts.

**4. Can I change the face number replaced by this module? / Can it be made into a non-replacement version? **

**Can't. **

**5. What is the difference between standard animation and stiff animation? Which should I choose? **

• **Standard Animation** is the original facial expression in the game and has not been changed.
• **Stiff Animation** is for those players who prefer **reduced** expression animations (such as smiling, raising eyebrows, etc.).

In the early days of the game's release, female faces looked a bit odd outside of character creation/menus/cutscenes, especially in cutscenes and dialogue, with excessive smiles. Although the issue was officially fixed in the March 8, 2023 patch, some players still prefer a more "stiff" version than the orig …