SpouseRedux
This mod changes the hair and minor facial features of 15 marriage candidates.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod changes the hair and minor facial features of 15 marriage candidates.
- This mod changes the hair and minor facial features (mostly proportions and dirt) of 15 marriage candidates. All hair options are very friendly and suitable for NPCs.
- This mod affects Ainethach, Angrenor, Balimund, Camilla, Ghorza, Octieve, Omluag, Pavo, Perth, Romlyn, Sorex, Sylgja, Taarie, Temba and Ysolda.
- I can publish packages or individual files if needed.
- I made this mod because I just wanted to change a few small things to make marriage candidates more attractive. It makes the spouse feel more special and unique. (My other mods cover marryable fans.)
Got the blackface bug?
One of three things could have happened.
- The mod is not installed correctly.
- There is another mod that affects said NPCs/NPCs. You may need a patch and new FaceGen files.
- Your loading order is incorrect. Try using this mod at or very near the bottom.
*(I regenerated the FaceGen file in CreationKit, so there shouldn't be any other reasons for the dark side besides the 3 issues listed above.)
Require:
Skyrim Special Edition
ApachiiSkyHair SSE
Salt and Wind – ApachiiSkyHair SSE for Coarse Hair (Highly Recommended, but Not Required)
How to install:
*Install using Mod Manager:
- Add and activate archive.
*Manual installation:
- Extract files.
- Place the extracted esp into the Skyrim Special Edition Data folder and Meshes and Textures into the correct folder.
- Enable the main file in Skyrim Special Edition Launcher.
How to uninstall:
- Uninstall the mod using the mod manager, or delete esp, Meshes and Textures manually.
(Note: This only applies to Skyrim Special Edition.)
My other modifications to SSE: here
Mods shown in screenshot:
- Antique clothing
- Skyrim Cloak
- Winter is coming
- Static Mesh Improvement Mod
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- This mod changes the hair and minor facial features (proportions and dirt, mostly) for 15 marriage candidates. All hairs were chosen to be lore-friendly and fitting of the NPC.
- This mod affects Ainethach, Angrenor, Balimund, Camilla, Ghorza, Octieve, Omluag, Pavo, Perth, Romlyn, Sorex, Sylgja, Taarie, Temba, and Ysolda.
- I may post packs or individual files if requested.
- I made this mod because I only wanted some minor things changed to make the marriage candidates more attractive. And it makes the spouses feel a bit more special and unique. (Marriageable followers were covered in my other mods.)
Getting the Dark Face Bug?
One of three things may have happened.
- The mod was not installed correctly.
- There is another mod affecting said NPC/NPCs. You might need a patch and new FaceGen files.
- Your load order is not correct. Try having this mod either at the very bottom or very close to the bottom.
*(I regenerated the FaceGen files in the CreationKit so there shouldn't be any other reason for dark face, besides the 3 issues listed above.)
REQUIREMENTS:
Skyrim Special Edition
ApachiiSkyHair SSE
Salt and Wind - Rough Hair for ApachiiSkyHair SSE (Highly Recommended, but Not Needed)
HOW TO INSTALL:
*Installing with a Mod Manager:
- Add and activate the archives.
*Manual Installation:
- Extract the files.
- Put the extracted esp into your Skyrim Special Edition Data folder and the Meshes and Textures in the correct folders.
- Enable the main file in your Skyrim Special Edition Launcher.
HOW TO UNINSTALL:
- Uninstall the mod with your mod manager, or by removing the esp, Meshes, and Textures manually.
(Note: This is for Skyrim Special Edition only.)
My Other Mods for SSE: Here
Mods Seen in Screenshots:
- Rustic Clothing
- Cloaks of Skyrim
- Winter is Coming
- Static Mesh Improvement Mod
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.