EvE - Character Presets
EvE is RaceMenu's female character preset.
Screenshots 8 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
EvE is RaceMenu's female character preset.
One of the first things I missed after jumping over to Skyrim SE was the undoubtedly better character creation tools available for Oldrim. I know that ECE was ported after SKSE64 was released and it's far superior to vanilla, but the characters don't prove how they should be. So I found a way to port RaceMenu myself. Surprisingly, the author has ported the SKSE plugin and the process of getting the rest working is simple. I have no problems after using it for more than 100 hours, so I think it is safe to use!
hard requirement
RaceMenu - Guide on how to install it is below! Officially released!
soft requirements
CBBE - Using my preset is not required, but you will need it to replicate Eve's exact look. If you install it, you should select the "Dirt to Beautymarks" option and install an improved Eyebrow option if you are not using other alternatives.
Female body texture - not required as CBBE has its own high resolution skin, but if you want the same look as me you have to use the Leyenda skin. You can use other skin textures, but they will affect how the character looks! When you install Leyenda Skin, be sure to use the "Alternative" option and select makeup improvements!
Improved Eyes Skyrim - Other eye texture replacers should also work. My favorite thing about improving eyes.
KS Hairdos SSE - Great hairstyles (some are on top, but you don't have to use them :P) and without this mod you wouldn't have the one I used. If you don't like KS Hairdos, you can also install Apachii Sky Hair and check out their hairstyles.
SkyUI - Required for RaceMenu's search functionality. The rest should work fine without it.
Recommended Mods
The mods in this section are not required for my presets to work, but I wanted to include them so you can recreate the same look I see in the screenshots.
Female Facial Animation - This mod only works with Oldrim, but you can use it with Special Edition (no need to port it).
ENB - I use a custom version of Re-Engaged ENB for my screenshots, so if you want a similar look, pick one up. Or you could try my own newly released ENB.
Weather Mod - I use Dolomite Weathers and True Storms (make sure to install the compatibility patch for both). A good option is Vivid Weathers Definitive Edition. If you want a realistic fantasy hybrid look you should definitely check out Obsidian Weather.
Other Mods in screenshots
These are most of the other mods I use in screenshots.
Armor - Celes Nightingale, True Light Glass Armor, Daedric Reaper, Dragonbone Barbarian Armor
Circlet - KD Circlets Redone
Install preset
Using Modmanager - Just click the "Download with Manager" button and install
Manually - Extract the .7z file and copy the "SKSE" folder in the "Data" folder
After installation is complete
OpenRaceMenu
Change gender to female (obviously)
Choose your match Note: This preset is designed for Breton, but you can also use it on Heroes, Nords, or Redguards (listed from best to worst results)
Set the Skin Tone slider to 0
Go to the "Presets" tab
Press "F9" and select "EvEV4.jslot"
enjoy your meal!
renew
Delete the old version, download the new version and install it
There are two ways to update a character's face:
- Use facesulpter (recommended as this doesn't mess up save management in SE)
- Use the "showracemenu" command (doing this will create a new character in the savegame menu)
Go to the "Presets" tab
Press "F9" and select "EvEV4.jslot"
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The first thing I missed after I made the jump to Skyrim SE was without a doubt the better character creation tools that are available for Oldrim. I know, that ECE has been ported over after SKSE64 has been released and it was far superior to vanilla, but the characters just didn't turn out how they should. So I looked for a way to port RaceMenu myself. Suprisingly the Author already ported the SKSE Plugin and the process of getting the rest working was easy …
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.