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Skin Override This feature allows for an ActorActorBases skin Forms to be overridden to an alternative, see the included Sample Skin Override for more details Overlays This feature is similar to that of RaceMenu, where textures can be applied overtop of the body.

Instead of altering the textures individually, it will change the entire material for the overlay.

You may use either a BGSM or a BGEM material file as a target.

Note that BGSM materials do not support alpha blending (BGEM does).

If the texture is using a BGSM and is flagged for Skin Tint, it is possible to colorize the overlay, however colorization is not yet available through the User Interface.

Transforming is a new feature to LooksMenus overlays where the UV map of the body can be altered for the overlay such that it can be placed where you please.

The offset and scale are relative to the assigned values in the material.

This means that if you create an overlay with a material where the offset or scale are altered, the overlay will add to the existing offset, and multiply the existing scale.

See the provided sample in the optional downloads section for creating overlays.

The id of an overlay must be unique, this is the unique name used by the Script API and is analogous to template.

The transformable property is intended to enabledisable translation and scaling of an overlay (Full body may not make sense to transform) The playable property is intended to hide the template while in the UI when choosing a template Overlays can be applied to multiple slots simultaneously where the overlay may span both the body (slot 3) and hands (slot 4) Please note this feature is not intended to use as swappable skin textures, while this may work it is not what it is meant to do.

Swapping skin textures is intended to be done with Skin Overrides BodyMorph Body Morphing is effectively in-game Bodyslide and is unique to a particular NPC.

For male body morphs see this page BodyGen BodyGen is a feature that allows for random (or specific) BodyMorph generation based on guided files (Because random everything usually results in a horrifying mess) for particular NPCs, or any NPC.

If an Actor is eligible for random generation, when that actor is loaded (when you first see them, or load an existing save where they have no morphs) their morph listing will be computed based on the proceeding files.

The game will normally always use 1024 even if you have 2048 or higher resolution face textures.

People commonly experience lag when using 2048 face textures, the reason for this is the game is actually downsampling the textures to 1024.

This setting allows you to stop that forced downsample and actually use the resolution of the texture you desire for example if you want to use 2048, you change uTintWidth and uTintHeight to be 2048.

If you see a grayed out Preset option, this is due to the plugin not loading, typically meaning incompatible game version Why does this need F4SE For starters the game does not saveload character presets, this is impossible without the included plugin.

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In terms of selecting part by name the plugin is needed as the interface does not have full access to the internal variable that sets what your current part is.

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