Female orc female animation
Changed the animation of female orcs from the default ugly male animation.
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About this mod Machine translation
Changed the animation of female orcs from the default ugly male animation.
I was having a lot of fun with my female orc playing with the awkward male animation - so I made a quick edit to fix it and decided to upload it here for anyone else interested. It even works if your orc is a vampire! 100% guaranteed.
To install, simply drag and drop the .esp into your Skyrim Special Edition data folder and make sure it's activated. Or use Mod Manager.
It doesn't have to be at the bottom of the load order, but I recommend placing it as close to the bottom as possible.
renew:
When my female orc turned into a vampire, she had human eyes, which looked weird. So I uploaded a separate file that still animates and also fixes the female Orc vampire's eyes. Made this file optional in case anyone else doesn't have this problem/has some kind of custom eyes mod.
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Playing as my female Orc with clunky male animations bugged me to no end - so I made a quick edit to fix it and decided to upload it here for anyone else who may be interested. It even works if your female Orc is a vampire! 100% guaranteed.
To install, just drag and drop the.esp into your Skyrim Special Edition data folder and then make sure its activated. Or use Mod Manager.
It doesn't have to be at the very bottom of your load order, but I recommend keeping it as close to the bottom as possible.
UPDATE:
When my female Orc was turned Vampire, she had Human eyes and it looked weird. So I uploaded a separate file that still does the animations but also fixes the female Orc vampire eyes. Made this file optional in case others don't have this problem/have a custom eyes mod of some sort.
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