• Edit An Npc Appearance Skyrim Se

Skyrim – Interesting NPCs v3.4.2; SSE – Interesting NPCs v3.4.2 Beta; Fallout 3 Bundle v0.06. Troubleshooting › How can I change an NPC's appearance? 0 Vote Up Vote Down. Anonymous Staff. However, i’d like to change her appearance a bit. Not her scars or facepaint, but her eyes, they seem a bit “squinty” and small to me. I altered her appearance a little so I could tell that the mod was working, but, she's still lv. 4, even though I altered her min lv to 6. So, after that ridiculously long-winded backstory, here's the real plea I have. Can someone give me a fairly detailed guide on how to edit EXISTING NPC stats, combat class, etc.

Important: You can only change your character's appearance and name if you have the PC version of Skyrim.With all of the character customization options that you get with Skyrim, it's easy to go overboard and choose an appearance for your character that's exciting at first, but then quickly loses its appeal.If you've already invested dozens of hours in your character, earned a ton of gold, and completed numerous quests, it's not surprising if you don't want to go back and do it all over again with a new character just to change the way you look. Fortunately, there is a way to change your character's name and appearance later in the game by using the console. Read on to learn how.Note: You can also use this to change your sex if you want, just don't change your race! (See the notes later on.).

Before we begin, don't forget the number one rule of modding: Always make a new save before making any changes to your character's appearance or name, like you should for all console changes. This will allow you to revert to a working saved game if for some reason changing your character causes any problems. To change your character's appearance:. Open the console by pressing ', which is located in the top left corner of standard North American keyboards.

Type showracemenu in the console and hit Enter. This will pull up the character creation screen that you first came across when you initially created your character. Press the ' again to close the console so that you can start making changes. You can change anything about your character's appearance, including the gender. Avoid changing the race, though, as it may mess up your stats. (More on this below.) When you are done, just select 'Done.'

. You will be prompted to re-enter your character's name and the game will resume.To change your character's name:. If you just want to change your character's name, you don't have to make any changes to your appearance, just select 'Done' and type your new name.

If you change your character's race, your stats will change as well. This is because each race in Skyrim has different strengths and weaknesses—these are reflected in the different starting levels in different skills. Therefore changing your race should, in theory, change your skill levels because your old racial modifiers will be removed and your new racial modifiers will be applied. However, this isn't the case. Instead, changing your race may result in the following:. Mismatched experience and skill levels. Unfortunately, the game doesn't automatically allocate your previous experience with the same skills that you've built up while playing, so your new skill levels won't match the levels you had before.

In fact, it seems to just sort of dump all of your experience into Destruction and Restoration (at least in all my attempts.). Rebalancing your stats and changing levels. Even worse, it affects more than your skill levels. Changing your race also leads to the effect of either rebalancing your Magicka, Health, and Stamina stats by setting them as all equal, or it'll set them all to 100. The changes to your skills may also result in your level changing as well. Losing particular racial powers.

Changing your race may also cause you to lose the racial power you had when you started the game, but won't necessarily add the racial power for your new race.All in all, changing your race using showracemenu is a bad idea. Can you change your race without using showracemenu? You can use the console commands setrace raceId or setplayerrace raceId (you need to change raceId to the ID of the race, like ImperialRace or KhajiitRace, etc.) to change your character's race. However this has the unfortunate side effect of causing the game to forget where your head texture is located: the next time you load the game, your head will be missing!Therefore, there is no known way to permanently alter your character's race without causing a bug of some sort.

The weight slider allows you to adjust your character's build, but it doesn't give you any control over the character's size. If you want to make your character taller or shorter, therefore, you have to use the console.To change your character's size:. Open the console ' and type: player.setscale x.x (where x.x is the scale you would like your character to be set at—for example, setting your character's scale to 0.98 will make them a little smaller, and 1.02 will make them a little taller. The default is 1.0.). Type ' again to close the console when you're done.

You can check the current scale of your character by typing player.getscale (you don't need to provide a number.)Note: Don't go crazy with these settings because it's very easy to blow your character way out of proportion. (Unless, of course, that's what you want to do.) Usually adjusting them by.2 or.3 is enough to get the effect you're looking for. If you make your character too small or too big, you may run into gameplay issues. (For example, I set one character to 0.5 and after a couple of minutes they started to run really slowly.)As always, use console commands at your own risk. @bob: If you change your race, it will mess up your Health/Magicka/Stamina and sometimes your perks and skills. I recommend you NOT change your race. You can always create a new save, change your race using that save to see what happens, and if it's completely borked, you can just delete the save.

Make sure you write down all of your stats first, though.It is possible to fix all of your settings after changing your race by using the console if you're really dead set on it. You need to learn how to add/remove perks, change stats, etc., which is too much to cover here. Go to the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages (UESP) for information about changing all of this stuff. Check under Skyrim Console. You can also find all of the editor ids you need there.

Alright, I can do Justin D's glitch with a 100% success rate. I actually ran into it by myself by accident, and it took me quite awhile to replicate the bug. Justin is on the right track, but he's missing a few crucial steps.

This is what MUST be done, and I tested it for days.1. Preset has to be the same, as Justin said2. Weight has to be the same, as Justin said3. Sex, race, and preset, as Justin saidNow for what Justin DIDN'T say4. All facial 'types' must match the base model.

For example, you have the second nose selected for the character you want to edit. To re-edit him, you HAVE to select the SAME nose type or the glitch will not work.This goes for colors, too, and hair and facial hair styles. Make EVERYTHING match, but do NOT worry about the proportion sliders. Like the nose example, it has to be the same 'type', but you can shape it however you want with the proportion sliders.5. Eye color MUST be the same6.

Scars must match. If they are present. I tested this and I found that ADDING a scar will cause the glitch to fail, but adding warpaint CAN be done. I do not know why.7. Even the minute details MUST match. Even mouth type, but colors as well.

This includes lip color, eyeliner, and any eye shadow, etcAnd bam, those are the missing keys to the puzzle. Obviously, due to everything needing to macth, the glitch isn't too terrible useful except to maybe give your guy minor tweaks.

Say you made his eyes up a bit to high, you can lower them, or trim down his nose or adjust his jawline, etc. You cannot give him a haircut or add scars, but you CAN add warpaint.Final detail: The game uses your original base model for any modification. Transforming into a werewolf and back will reset your face to what it was when you first made him, and becoming a vampire will do the same.Conclusion: You can tweak the face, but ultimately, only gonna be useful for the really nit picky or for those who wanna try out new warpaint. WHIIIICHHHH in and of itself is actually kinda cool. I did not test if removing the warpaint is possible. The change is permanent, and can only be undone by becoming a vamp/werewolf, OR loading your previous save on a separate memory unit (flash drive), then loading your your other save again after will change him back if you screwed up.

Keep in mind the change will affect ALL of your saves with that character, even if the image on the save doesn't reflect the changes. So don't freak out, it's still easily reversible, and if you don't have a flashdrive, vampirism is easily cured and can be contracted endlessly. And yeah, the guy that does the ritual is immortal and can't die, and if your a werewolf, transform ONCE and back again and your golden.

@Eranofu::)@Rokkyu: No. But if you use it to just change your name you may find that your color settings have changed.

Whenever you open the showracemenu your skin colors revert to defaults and have to be reset.@noname: I think the reason why your skill levels change has to do with the fact that each race receives different starting bonuses, so the engine tries to recalculate them. My hunch is that when you change your race it runs this code but at the wrong time so it's not doing it properly. It doesn't touch your perks because no one starts with perks so it doesn't have to recalculate anything.

I play on Xbox 360 and have found a glitch which allows you to change your appearance on any character. What you must do is:1. Make a save with the character you want changed2. Load the first save of the game where you are still the nord prisoner (before you customize your character)3. Choose the same race, sex, preset, and weight as the character you want to change4. Once you have done that, you may change the face however you want, DO NOT name your character5.

Edit An Npc Appearance Skyrim Se

Load the save you made in step 1.Presto! Your character will look like the one you were just making.

I've done this twice now in a row and it worked perfectly each time as long as you start with the same preset and weight. May work on PS3, but I don't have one so I cannot confirm. @dane anderson: Skyrim doesn't give you an option after character creation like Oblivion did at the exit to the tutorial dungeon and there doesn't appear to be any way to do it in-game, so short of them releasing it as a feature in a DLC I think you're out of luck.I think they should include at least one way to change your appearance in every game. They did this to a limited extent in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas but with the number of people who want to change it it should just be a standard feature. My advice is to write down all your skill levels, shouts learned, etc.

Even your health, magicka and stamina levels. Save that for later. Now look online for the way to alter those stats which is 'player.setav (skill) (number value of skill desired)' Write all of these in one text(txt) file, one on each line. It'll be kind of long because you need a line for every skill, your health/magicka/stamina bars and your shouts. I think that's all the stats it will mess up. Once you've saved this as a filename you'll remember (in.txt format) save it in your Skyrim directory in My Computer. Right inside the skyrim folder.

Load up the game, go to the character that has the now messed up stats from changing race. Type in the console command 'bat (name of file)' and enter.

It will run through all the commands you entered in the text file and bring your character back to what it was before you altered its race. Now, if you ever want to alter your character again, you just load that file up, update it to what you are now before changing. Make your changes, then run that file again. Best workaround I came up with. For more information on managing or withdrawing consents and how we handle data, visit our Privacy Policy at: Show Details NecessaryHubPages Device IDThis is used to identify particular browsers or devices when the access the service, and is used for security reasons.LoginThis is necessary to sign in to the HubPages Service.Google RecaptchaThis is used to prevent bots and spam. AkismetThis is used to detect comment spam. HubPages Google AnalyticsThis is used to provide data on traffic to our website, all personally identifyable data is anonymized.

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