Race-based textures (RBT)
Choose your favorite texture for each playable non-beast race.
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About this mod Machine translation
Choose your favorite texture for each playable non-beast race.
What does this mod do?
Ever notice how hard-trained orcs look almost identical to short, frail high elves? Maybe not, but now you will.
Sorry about that.
RBT aims to put an end to this incredibly immersive situation. Now you can choose which race looks like a gut-busting madman and which looks like a Thalmor pampered doll. You're welcome!
Want the wood elves to have freckles on their faces, but think the orcs are weird? What should a game with better two-handed skills look like? Think the amount of chest hair should reflect a man's masculinity?
RBT makes your diversity dreams come true!
This mod does not contain its own textures.
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How do I make this work?
Download the texture module, which has textures that reflect the textures you want.
Install the texture module and select the options you want to apply to NORDS.
Install RBT.
Install the Texture Mod again, but now you want the appearance of a different race.
Go into the textures/actors/character/<gender> folder of the secondary installation.
Move the file into the RBT directory specified in the included .txt file.
Remove assisted installation.
Repeat steps 4 to 7 until all folders of the RBT directory have the required files.
It is possible to use textures from different mods for different races, but may look strange in some cases.
All non-playable races use their default texture set. Vampires of most races wear Nord faces.
It is recommended to use Mod Organizer 2.
Compatibility and load order:
Should be compatible with everything, or at least not break anything. The worst thing is probably the weird texture.
Place RBT below any mods related to character appearance.
uninstall:
Enter an interior location with no other NPCs. Make sure you are not in third person camera mode.
Make a manual save (without saving), close the game and uninstall through the manager.
How to Master the Arcana:
If you just want to add some moles or smooth out some wrinkles and things like that, you can easily edit the texture yourself.
You will need GIMP and the .dds plugin.
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There are seams in the character's neck/twist:
Bugs like yours match some textures.
Remember that the normal map (the file ending in "_msn.dds") must match as well.
If you are absolutely sure you have done everything correctly, make an entry in the "Errors" section.
Don't forget to tell me which race is the problem.
Some characters are not visible:
You did not place all required files in dedicated folders or did not read the Loadorder instructions. It's on you.
I don't know how to make it work:
It's too complicated to write a review and maybe I'll update the instructions.
I've seen a mod like this before and it's outrageous:
I know I know, but other mods that do the exact same thing as RBT either ignore faces or have other features that I don't want.
EBD is superior to simplicity in virtually every aspect except EBD, so you might want to try it instead of RBT.
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What does this mod do?
Ever noticed how the battle-hardened Orcs look almost exactly the same as puny High Elves? Maybe not, but now you will.
Sorry about that.
RBT aims to put an end to this incredibly un-immersive situation. Now you can choose which race looks like a gut-spilling berserker and which like a pampered puppet of the Thalmor. You're welcome!
Want Wood Elves to have freckles on their face but think that'd look weird on Orcs? Races with better two-handed skill should look like it? Think that the amount of ch …
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.