RS bear kid beautification V1.1.0
RS熊小孩美化 V1.1.0
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About this mod Machine translation
Document introduction
RS Children Overhaul
by Ranaline
Beautify all the bear children, DLC children
introduce
This mod changes the appearance of all vanilla children in Skyrim
And its DLC, DreamBurrow draws inspiration from the real ADOR capable kids!
feature
This mod remodels the appearance of all vanilla child NPCs to fit the world of Skyrim, somewhere between a mod and a legend-friendly world. It is a scriptless mod that gives them different faces and some custom outfits to make them more unique, using meshes, textures and CK to put them together.
For avid character creators, this mod can serve as a great base to build your own. It uses female-enhanced character editing heads for both boys and girls, so you can mix and match your own textures while being able to edit the heads using the many sliders (thanks ECE and RM) and replace the heads with your own.
Child races are also somewhat playable (but never extensive or complete), and I'd recommend it only to those who just want to run around and take screenshots as a child character, although I've seen reports of people playing the game without issues. Varies from person to person!
Updates/Notifications
Latest news: June 27, 2017
July 3rd Patch added for Beyond Skyrim - Bruma.
June 27 Added a small guide on how to change your child's hairstyle. Link
June 23rd RSChildren update (RSChildren update - 170623), under "Updates". - If you are experiencing neck/clothing issues after providing your child with new clothes, download this - Removed "DefaultRace" from RSChildren.esp; Hearthfire clothing mesh was missing from the 1.2.0 installer under Updates June 18 Update for RSChildren USLEEP Patch (RSChildren USLEEP Patch - 170618 Fixed). Fixed the way its owners are sorted June 17
Added tutorial on editing/creating your own faces and patching them. Link
Change log
June 13, 2017 | Version. 1.2.0
Hi everyone, sorry it's been so long!! I started resetting my game about a week ago with the intention of playing it, but it inevitably brings me back to fixing the mod. Previous versions required many patches. I think I have something better now and have consolidated some important records into the main .esp file.
This version should no longer require _NonPlayableOverride and some other .esps.
For now, I'm planning on casually playing the game and patching the kids in the mods over time, and eventually combining the face patches into one installer. And let those kids tinker with the guide.
MOD STATUS CHANGES:
- From now on this mod will only be updated for Skyrim Legendary Edition (or Dragonborn & Hearthfire)
- Updated RSChildren installer to v1.2.0
- Modify .esps to reduce the number of patches required, by merging some records
- Result, remove outdated patches like USKP, NEC, Killable Children and mod's _NonPlayableOverride
- Rename .esps for consistency
- A fresh install should now only require RSkyrimChildren.esm and RSChildren.esp
MOD CHANGES:
There are major changes to the mod itself:
- Made a patch for USLEEP ver 3.0.9
- Put on Aeta Skaal Coat (thanks to hl84)
- Added Lucia's missing head morph from the v1.1.0 installer
- Corrected brow texture path pairs for many faces
The importance of playable versions:
- Allows the child to wear all armor and clothing without using another patch (change Armor Race to DefaultRace)
- Allows hairstyles from mods such as SG Hair, Apachii and KS Hairdos to be used when creating a character
Update Mogribus with last changes to children; spells removed, recovery rate and starting stats remain the same
Installation and requirements
Requires Hearthfire and Dragonborn DLC (or Skyrim LE).
Please do not install manually unless you like to have time!
I recommend Mod Organizer. Just download and follow the prompts. .esp(s) should be at the bottom of the load order, like this:
Skyrim.esm
RSkyrimChildren.esm (required)
[There are a bunch of mods here]
RSChild …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- 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.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- 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.