Skyrim Patreon mods

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grumpy nog said:
what do you mean?
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I usually download followers I like the look of and modify their Form IDs and texture/meshes paths so they become replacers for other NPCs I want, though I do this for myself. Seems like doing so is "prohibited" by that author though.
 
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juanito said:
I usually download followers I like the look of and modify their Form IDs and texture/meshes paths so they become replacers for other NPCs I want, though I do this for myself. Seems like doing so is "prohibited" by that author though.
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I do the same and learned how to replace custom voiced followers with the npc of my choosing, thx to this tutorial by
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posting this for anyone who's interested.
 
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javelin 93 said:
I do the same and learned how to replace custom voiced followers with the npc of my choosing, thx to this tutorial by
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here 1st (click here)
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then continue as needed here
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posting this for anyone who's interested.
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Basically if you know enough manipulating xEdit you don't even need this kind of tutorials. There are even more advanced tweaks you can do using nifscope. The best thing that can happens to the community are tutorials of using blender to convert and edit meshes.
I think the knowledge of
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is more important than knowing howto manipulate a second degree tools like Bodyslide.

The greedy
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disappeared with shame without making it to the top hot files. I'm pretty sure she was watching the votes of files days and nights. I contributed to her demise by voting to
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Tips.
The latest release of
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don't works well in Windows 11. The work around is to configure zEdit to use Windows 8 Mode of compatibility and use the program with administrative rule.
 
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when did skyrim patreon mods become a thing i always got my mods from the nexus or lovers lab for those mods nexus found to spicey and i thought that most of the mods on those sites where really good
 
juanito

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javelin 93 said:
I do the same and learned how to replace custom voiced followers with the npc of my choosing, thx to this tutorial by
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here 1st (click here)
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then continue as needed here
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posting this for anyone who's interested.
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Nice, I have a ton of his mods installed. Though I've been going at it a bit differently. From what I see, in his tutorial he changes the references in the mod to point at the new Form ID (the new NPC) while I've been changing the Form ID of the NPC I want to import to match the original (replaced NPCs) Form ID.

That said, I am still new in this, I installed Skyrim not even 2 months ago, I am not sure if I should have been generating seq files all this time haha. But when I look at the Referenced By tab in SSEEdit, things look correct. The most common pitfall for me is forgetting to move the appropriate records to the new column, moving the head parts by mistake (this is the worst because SSEEdit doesn't have an undo action), my changes to the .nif file not saving and forgetting to move the nid and dds files to the correct folder (this is why I prefer to move replacers that replace, say, skyrim.esm NPCs to other skyrim.esm npcs, saves me a step).

PS: in my experience, this approach works best for individual replacers (
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for example, I already had a Serana replacer and was missing a replacer for Aeri (marriage candidate) so I used it for her) and not too well for replacer mods that have a ton of NPCs because once they get updated I am done for unless I saved a backup of the .esp file (to compare the changes myself) or unless they clearly state what changed between versions.
 
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juanito said:
Ooops, I just downloaded on of those mods to "RIP OFF THE FACE OF THIS CHARACTER ... to use this face or assets in other npcs, vanilla"

And I've done so to so many different mods privately, it does not feel like piracy whatsoever.
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Yeah, I do that all the time. Some people make great looking NPCs, but I have no desire to add a thousand fucking followers all using FemaleYoungEager voice.
grumpy nog said:
what do you mean?
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Using xEdit you can copy the face morph and tint layer data from one NPC to another and rename the facegen files and folders. That's how you copy the face from say, a follower mod onto a vanilla NPC. The mod author being quoted complaining about people doing that can fuck right off.
 
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