Female Face 3 - Chin and Nose Adjustment

by Eline·v1.0·Updated 2025-12-15

Replaces female face #003 with a tweaked version of the original model. 2 options are provided.

Screenshots 8 screenshots

About this mod Machine translation

Replaces female face #003 with a tweaked version of the original model. 2 options are provided.

Female Face 3 - Jaw and Nose Adjustments

✨ **Custom face model** to replace in-game **Female Face #003**.

This is a tweaked version of the original game model, aiming to provide a more refined look.

🎯 Features

  • **Chin Edited Version**:
  • The chin area is slimmer and more defined.
  • Cheeks are smaller.
  • Closes the gap between lips.
  • The rest remains unchanged.
  • **Chin and Nose Edited Version**:

*Includes all chin adjustments mentioned above.

  • Minor adjustments were made to the nose: the tip of the nose is more rounded, the position is changed and slightly lowered.
💡 **TIP**: Please see pictures for comparison.

😊 Animation options

There are two facial animation options available, **please select only one**:

  • **Standard Edition**: No changes to facial expressions and animations, keep the game as it is.
  • **Stiff version**: Reduce facial expression animations (such as smiling, raising eyebrows, etc.), suitable for players who prefer fewer expression changes.

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📦 Installation instructions

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

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

1. Compatibility and conflict checking

  • **Compatible**: All custom facial models using different **Chunk ID** are compatible with any mod that modifies the appearance (such as skin, skin tone, hairstyle, etc.).
  • **Not Compatible**: Any mod that replaces the facial model of the same number (**#003** in this case), or any mod that modifies the same game asset.
  • **Possible Conflict**: Possible conflict with `BobG123`’s Female Player Face Fixes mod.
  • **TOTAL INCOMPATIBILITY**: Any mod using the same **Chunk ID (203)**.

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 `icouldifiwantedto`’s PakChunk Checker tool.

3. Your mod uses the same Chunk ID as another mod. Can it be fixed?

Any **Chunk ID** conflicts can be resolved using `icouldifiwantedto`'s Chunk ID Conflict Manager tool.

4. Can I change the facial model number that this mod replaces?

**Can't**.

5. Can you change this mod to be non-replaceable (add new options)?

**Can't**.

6. What is the difference between standard version and stiff version animation? Which should I choose?

  • **Standard Edition**: Does not change the character's facial expressions, it is the original design of the game.
  • **Stiff Version**: For players who prefer reduced expression animations (fewer smiles, raised eyebrows, etc.).
Early in the game's release, female faces looked different than expected outside of character creation/menus/cutscenes. There has been feedback about the smile being too strong during cutscenes and dialogue. These issues have been fixed in the March 8, 2023 patch, but some players still prefer the stiff version over the original/standard animations.

7. How to change the appearance of an existing character?

Use `nathdev`'s Character Editor (requires `Narknon`'s Blueprint Apparate Modloader).

8. Problem: My character becomes invisible or glitches during cutscenes.

This is most likely caused by `Kailiana`'s Curly Hair - Bellatrix Style mod (if you're still using it). Please check for other conflicting mods.

9. How do I make my character look like the model in the picture …

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.

Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.

File & checksum

Filename
Jaw edit
File size
7.7 MiB