Eye SE
Mr. Lenski's cover was edited and uploaded for the special edition. For now, nothing has changed except the orc's eyes. I changed them so that you no longer have red or blue, instead they are now different shades of brown, yellow or green.
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Mr. Lenski's cover was edited and uploaded for the special edition. For now, nothing has changed except the orc's eyes. I changed them so that you no longer have red or blue, instead they are now different shades of brown, yellow or green. This doesn't make any sense to me, isn't intellectually sensible, and seems a little off topic to me. The Osimer in Legacy of Tamriel are not the High Elves, but what they once were. You can see the difference in Teso's time pursuit, I mean, obviously early on, like in Days of Tomorrow , you see reflections of some of the Velosi rituals. My guess is that in the past, the Altmerians have grown subtly different from one another (like the buzzer's skin is a more saturated gold color and the ears are shaped differently). Dunmer's eyes are red because of Azura's Curse (which is stated directly in the books, so there's no such thing in Orsimer, at least I haven't seen anything like it. The Devouring of the Trinity only mentions a change in appearance, but it's hard to say in what way?) The High Elves have yellow to green eyes, and the Bosmer has a brownish tint, so I created something in the middle.
Install using modmanager: just download the package with mo2 or vortex etc. It's just texture for the eyes, no ESP or anything.
Manual installation: Download and unpack the 7Z package, then move the "Textures" folder into the Skyrim data folder (if requested), click "Replace All Content" (if preferred) to complete.
Introduction: I am not the original author. All credits go to Mr. Lenski. You can find his original work here:
If you like this alternative, please follow the link and endorse his model like I do. :)
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Covereyes from mrLenski edited and uploaded for Special Edition. For the moment nothing really has changed except for the orc eyes i changed them so you no longer have red or blue once instead they are now in different brown,yellow or greenish tones. It makes for me no sense lore wise also it looks in my opinion a little off. The orsimer in tamriel heritage from the altmer not the high elves but what they once were. You can see the difference in teso's go back in time quests i mean obviosly the early once like in Morrowind were you see a flashback of a ritual from some Velothi people. My guess is that back in old times the altmeri people were already slightly different under each other (like Chimer skin is more saturated golden and ears have different shape). Dunmer eyes are red because of Azuras curse (it is directly stated in books so for orsimer there is no such thing at least i haven't seen something like that. The devoure of Trinimac mentions only a change in appearence but it's hard to tell in which specific way?) and high elves have yellow to green eyes, bosmer come with a brownish tone so i created something in between.
Install with Modmanager: Just download the package with MO2 or Vortex etc.... Its just eye textures no esp or something else.
Manual install: Download and unpack the 7z package then move the textures folder into the Skyrim data folder if asked click replace everything (if you wish so) done.
Quote: I'm not the original author all credits go to mrLenski you can find his original work here:
If you like this replacer please follow the link and endorse his mod like i did.:)
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