#Skyrim se body mods install#
#Skyrim se body mods mod#
#Skyrim se body mods update#

UUNP is the BodySlide body that uses UNP-compatible textures, and has body sliders for the three billion UNP variations that were posted.'ДЇor males there's better males, that's really your best option. Direct quote from a different thread: 'UNP is a basic non-BodySlide body. It has UNP presets.ДЄlso, UUNP and UNP are not different from each other in the way you think.

#Skyrim se body mods update#

When downloading face and body mods, do they apply to every character including random NPCs? If not, are there mods that will update the bodies and faces of both male and female NPCs in the game?Д«odyslide works for both UNP and CBBE. I also have one more kind-of-related-but-possibly-not question. That said, UUNP seems very confusing to me because I've been told that it also includes things like Dream Girl and Lady Body, but even though they're in the UNP body slide they're not compatible with UNP armors? And whether I'm correct or misinformed about all of that, it may not hold true because the information I was given was about regular Skyrim and Special Edition might not have all the same stuff? So if anyone could help explain this to me with up-to-date information, I'd greatly appreciate it.ДЄlso, what sort of options are there for male characters? Contrary to what it may seem when looking into body mods, I'm not just in it for the boobs, and I'm definitely interested in playing a male character at some point, but I have no idea if any of this even applies to male body mods. I don't know much about UNP's body slide (is that called UUNP?), but if it's got the same features I might be leaning toward that because I do prefer the more realistic proportions. I don't know much, but I do know I really like the idea of a body slide like CBBE has. Good thing too, because I've already run into a dilemma.

#Skyrim se body mods install#

Top two are just my DA page, and the bottom is from the Skyrim Wikia.As someone who's always been on the outside looking in at Skyrim and its modding scene, I'm FINALLY getting a good gaming PC, so I've been trying to figure out what mods I'd like to install so that when I get it, I can just hop right into downloading everything. Forgot Steam doesn't let you do sod all lol. She is considerably larger than her original size, as seen here:Д®DIT: Bah, so used to using formatting from other sites.

Some of the NPCs are now quite chunky, while others are slim.ДЄs an example, this is how Saadia looks now, with my weight changes: I, myself, have made the difference in 0-100 far more noticeable and given the 100 weight plenty more meat on it's bones. You can still make some vast changes simply by using BodySlide. Something I'm actually looking into fairly soon. CK is the only sure-fire way to change appearances. Sometimes it makes their faces grey, or screws with the hair colours. You can alter NPC weights in-game, but it creates issues with gaps at the neck, hands and feet. To edit NPCs, you need to go into the CK itself and change them there. One NPC will have 25 weight, another might have 66, and so on. Then the NPC will have a number related to somewhere along that slider. It uses a singular body frame, that has a weight slider of 0-100 (thin-to-fat, for instance). This is mainly due to the way that Skyrim generates bodies. The only way you can make NPCs 'truly' unique, is to go into the Creation Kit and fully-customise them individually in collaboration with BodySlide and OutfitStudio.

#Skyrim se body mods mod#

Hence why some Follower mod will have requirements for CBBE/UNP or other presets people have made. Some have unique bodies (can't recall which, to be honest) but again, it's usually from a preset. WIth regards to bodies for unique NPCs, it's typically only the faces that are unique and they use a body preset, which affects all NPCs globally.