FO4 Charlotte ECE character presets
This is my preset ECE facial expression based on Charlotte, one of Yodomaru's favorite Fallout 4 companions.
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About this mod Machine translation
This is my preset ECE facial expression based on Charlotte, one of Yodomaru's favorite Fallout 4 companions.
This preset file only works with Enhanced Character Editing, not Racemenu. Simply paste the file into your CME save folder located at:
Documents/My Games/Skyrim Special Edition/CME_Save. You can renumber files to any open slot or overwrite existing files if desired.
This is based on the Nord race.
Hair is KS Hairdos hairstyle "Te Amo". The color has been manually changed to 255.225.210.197
As with all ECE presets, your version may not look like the one provided. It may take some tinkering to get it right. I find that the worst looking presets usually perform the best with a little more patience.
good luck.
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This preset file will only work for Enhanced Character Edit, not Racemenu. Simply paste the file into your CME save file folder located here:
Documents/My Games/Skyrim Special Edition/ CME_Save. You can re-number the file to any open slot or overwrite an existing file if you wish.
This is based on the Nord race.
The hair is KS Hairdos hairstyle "Te Amo". The color was manually changed to 255.225.210.197
As with all ECE presets your version may not look like the one provided. It may take some tinkering to get it just right. I find the worst looking presets usually come out the best with a little patience.
Good luck.
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