Fluffy cat ears and whiskers
This is an SSE port of the fluffy ears and beard from my oldrim mod Fluffy Khajiit project.
Screenshots 4 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
This is an SSE port of the fluffy ears and beard from my oldrim mod Fluffy Khajiit project.
Hello! ! ! ! important! ! !
This mod contains a modified skeleton. So you need to place this file after any skeleton you have (it's based on XP32MSSE)
I decided to move the SE fluffy cat ears from my oldrim mod to the SE.
Ears and beard can be under racemenu, hairpins, facial hair (3rd screenshot). You can choose to wear it with or without a beard.
The ear color is to match the hair.
You can also add a set of sliders at the end of the racemenu tab to adjust the ear position and proportions (4th screenshot).
It might also work on ECE using the ECE patch on my oldrim page, but ECE has changed so much since I released the oldrim mod that I'm not sure at all.
have fun!
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Hello!!!!IMPORTANT!!!
This mod contains a modified skeleton. So you need to place this file after any skeleton you have (it's based on XP32MSSE)
I decided to port to SE the fluffy cat ears from my oldrim mod.
Ears and Whiskers are available in racemenu, under the hair tab, facial hairs (3rd screenshot). You can choose with or without whiskers.
Ears colors are matching hairs.
You also have a working set of sliders at the end of racemenu tabs, to tweak the ears position and scale (4th screenshot).
It might also work on ECE with the ECE patch on my oldrim page, but since ECE changed a lot since the day I released the oldrim mod, I'm not sure at all.
Have fun!
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