Follower Willow
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About this mod Machine translation
independent follower
Author's original words:
Hello everyone!
Sorry for my English, I'm not a native speaker.
This is my first PureSkin follower "Willow", why her name is Willow, I think because she has beautiful hair like a willow tree in the wind :)
And, as I said, her skin texture is "PureSkinTexture" (thank you regenbot03! ), I used to be a "FAIRSKIN" user and now I decided to try something else, so that's what she is.
I know she can't compare to those wonderful fans, but I try my best,
However, I found that when she was a follower, you know, the view of the player follower in Skyrim was "downward", which made her look a lot bigger than she actually was. (Her face looks better if you look "upward")
But I didn't change the size of her face because that's what she really looks like, and I don't like having your character have a "pointy chin" and an "anime" small face,
So that's why she has a big round face haha.
Regarding her skin, while PureSkin is lighter than FairSkin in some outdoor scenes, I do like PureSkin's normal map, it makes your character's body so sexy, thanks again to regenbot03.
Back to the follower Willow, the location is The Drunken Huntsman, her body type is CBBE (UNP Option), if you want to change it you can replace the mesh and texture with the options file "UNP Option". Her inventory is Merchant's Clothes, this mod is not included in other armor SS.
She's a 1Hwarrior with some combat perks, nothing fancy but I think she could be a good sidekick. Hope she can be your adventure partner, have fun!
PS：
Mod Recommendation: "SIZE matters - NPCs don't rescale to reduced size - reduce camera restrictions" Author: Mahlzeit88
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