I can't find any helpful tutorials and i'm new to the whole modding scene. I haven't used them myself but you could use either, the Skyrim NPC Editor is much. Using a face made with RaceMenu on an NPC for Skyrim. This tutorial shows how to give an NPC a face you've created using Expired's RaceMenu. Using a face made with RaceMenu on an NPC. Router plunge base type 1 model dnp612 manuel utilisation gps. Exporting your character's face. NPC Nif Merge tool. Merging the heads. Uncompressed dds.

Credits and distribution permission • Other user's assets Some assets in this file belong to other authors. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ VERSION INFO _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Verion 0.75.1 **Please read FAQs below, most questions are answered there, read first!** ***NON INSTALLER VERSION AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WHO ARE HAVING INSTALL ISSUE*** IF YOU ARE USING THE NON INSTALLER VERSION PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE XNA 4.0 REDIST INSTALLED ON YOUR COMPUTER. YOU ALSO NEED.NET 4.0 CLIENT PROFILE OR MAIN FOR THE PROGRAM TO RUN.

OTHERWISE THE PROGRAM WILL CRASH. MAKE SURE TO INCLUDE THE CONTENT FOLDER AS WELL. THE INSTALLER VERSION HAVE EVERYTHING THE PROGRAM NEED PACKAGED.Net Framework 4.0: XNA 4.0 Refresh: Release Version 0.75.1 NOTE: If you want your language added, send me all the files in the STRINGS folder.

Added Features: - ***0.75.1 Fixes placement ID conflicts causing NPC not to show up.*** - ***0.75 Other minor bugs fixes.*** - ***0.75 Fixed Nif File's NPC face mesh texture path.*** - ***0.75 Fixed crash bug when using the Default Race and other facegen races without a head mesh.*** - ***0.75 Fixed unable to find mesh issue when loading previously saved New NPC.*** - ***0.75 Added support for Windows-1251 encoding. (Languages that use Cyrillic script: Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian Cyrillic and others)*** - 0.74 Fixed FormID Conflict when having more than one New NPC - 0.74 Fixed crash when loading certain plugins that are incorrectly formed - 0.73 Added New NPC Placement Selection - 0.73 More bug fixes - 0.72 fixes a few bugs, otherwise it is the same as 0.71 - NPC Renaming and New NPC Creation.

(See FAQs below for New NPC issues) - Warpaints/Makeups/Skintone Editing. - Perks Editing. - Relationship editing. - Leveling and stats mechanics editing. - Load plugins (.esp) and master files (.esm) data. - Editable plugins load order for editor, include/exclude setting page. - Saving textures and meshes to BSA files.

- Fixed several bugs. Additional Info: - Not compatible with Extended Color Sliders. Not recommended to include this mod in the plugin load list. Features not implemented and known issues: - Problem rendering hair and facial hair with tranparency.

(See Technical below) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ WHAT DOES IT DO? _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Despite the name, this program is actually a NPC mods generator. Mods generated by this program are modified copies of existing NPC records in the Skyrim game data. NPC record holds data for a multitude of NPC attributes such as A.I. Behaviours, skills, hairstyles, eye color, factions, inventory content, spells, abilities and many more.

By overriding original records with mods, you can actually make changes to NPCs in game. This program strictly produces mods and do not alter you original Skyrim data in any way. Further details are illustrated below: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ HOW DOES IT WORK?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ When playing the Skyrim game, it often requires information of NPCs to do various tasks such as displaying an NPC that just appeared or when the player start a conversation with the NPC. The game will first try to get that data from your save game (loaded when you starts the game) and when it cannot find it, it retrive the info from Skyrim's data files. This is illustrated below: In Game ------> Save Game ------> Skyrim Data This program creates mod files with extension.nif and.esp.

When you these files are put in the right place, the game will use info in these files instead of Skyrim Data. In Game ------> Save Game ------> Mod Files ------> Skyrim Data Finally, if the desired info does not exist in the Mod Files, the game will continue to look for it in the Skyrim Data as shown.

In case you are wondering, the game must always try to get the data from Save Game first before the Mod Files. (Otherwise all your game progress such as NPC stats increase, new locations, states, equipements etc will always be fixed by the Mod Files and cannot be altered by the player everytime the game loads.) As you can see, the Save Game might hold NPC data the game needs before it can get to the Mod Files. To force the game to retrieve data from the Mod Files, several console commands can be used. (~) Commands: disable, enable, resurrect, player.placeatme, markfordelete, recycleactor.