Ethnic texture adjustments
种族纹理调整
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About this mod Machine translation
A stand-alone, simple reimagining of the match menu with a variety of options for your character without giving you a thousand choices. Simple and clear. Carefully selected assets from other facial skin mods, beards and hair. Combine your favorite face models into one without changing everyone's face. Because it's embarrassing.
Get texture assets from these modifiers
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MM Real Eyes by MassiveMaster - Lily Zhou
Brodfisk's Elf and Orc Eyes
Bethesda Performance Textures by Gamwich
apache hair
Dwemer Beards by NVNNN
Ithot's beard
SV BeadsSE provided by Shadow Hands
TheMightyWaffle Chaser Tech and Drachis Argonian Brows by Drachis
Version 0.0.2
Added select hairs from Apachii Hairs and new beard combinations from SV BeardsSE.
High resolution texture of the beard from Beards by Ithot.
New hair colors added, white blonde, light red and dark red.
Desaturated hair and beard textures for consistent color. I could never get the blonde Orcish hippie with the rasta. fixed!
Adjusted the hair texture to a more common 1024x1024 just for consistency. And I'm always looking for performance beyond what meets the eye. What kind of character makes a character look like the beautiful Rapunzel when she leads you behind? Draugrs don't care about the definition of your hair, but they will kill you. She got the dump.
I tried to keep it close to absolute friendliness, so I didn't include anime that looked a bit like hair.
Added Drachis Argonian facial textures. Select it from the skin tone option in the match menu.
I should probably mention that all youthful and clean facial textures as well as ethereal pixie textures can be selected from the match menu options under the skin tone tab. Jeez I'm a young man. So all of these facial textures can be used on your character without changing everyone's face in the game. That being said, this mod adds various options when creating or editing your character in the match menu screen. That should be the introduction.
Why another race menu mod?
A few years ago, before I started playing Skyrim again, I spent a lot of time testing different mods to get the character I wanted. I ended up with over 10 different mods for each look I wanted, but each had different options to choose from. Some mods I use require several other complex tasks involved before I can get them up and running. When I actually managed to get it running without crashing, I was on the contest menu option and I was scrolling through 250 different hair types. I looked in the mirror and realized I was losing my hair, playing around and not enjoying myself. I guess I can say that I accidentally let this mod combine all the great assets created by other mods in order to make the match menu more manageable when I create my character.
Version 0.0.1 What does it add?
Adds a youthful and clean complexion to humans, orcs and elves. In a huge gaming world, there must be young people or people who know how to clean their face.
white hair. Gray hair is not good enough. We need gray hair. It's smarter.
Cleaner body texture. Because the dragon knew he had to get clean.
Extra eyebrows for men and women.
Elves have the same eye color. Because I keep hearing some stories about how some rich high-level high elf girl fell in love with some ass dark elf boy living in the slums of some mining colony. Then they started breeding the babies with different colored eyes.
Human purple eyes. Because I like it.
Why am I doing this?
This is my first mod. Skyrim is a wonderful game with a lot of holes. Not many RPGs have a multi-level system, so this is one of my favorites. Got a computer so I finally decided to try and make that mod that I never really found. This started as an experiment in re-texturing. After seeing the imported textures in Blender, I couldn't help but notice some horrific creatures that could be the creation of Dr. Frankens …
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