How to fix female neck seam? Cbbe + better females by bella

[LordSn0w]

Ok well the females in skyrim have a neck seam. The only two mods that I use are better females by Bella and cbbe. I use no other face or skin texture mods. Most people say use calientes texture blend. Would using texblend fix the problem, if so, how do I use texblend? I have never used it and don't know how to fix the problem. Also, would this mod fix the problem: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/29809/?tab=1&navtag=%2Fajax%2Fmoddescription%2F%3Fid%3D29809%26preview%3D&pUp=1

I don't use navatseas or any other textures besides better females by Bella and cbbe. A picture is attached

Pleas help

[Jeir]

As it says in the FAQ, TexBlend will fix the neckseam, yes. If you installed everything correctly, then go to Data/CalienteTools/TexBlendLite and doubleclick on the TexBlend.exe. That should automatically fix it.

[LordSn0w]

As it says in the FAQ, TexBlend will fix the neckseam, yes. If you installed everything correctly, then go to Data/CalienteTools/TexBlendLite and doubleclick on the TexBlend.exe. That should automatically fix it.

So all I do is double click texblend and it's supposed to fix the neck seam? I tried it and it didn't work. Aren't I supposed to import textures into it or something first?

[Jeir]

If you installed everything correctly, up to and including starting the Skyrim launcher at least once so the registry can be updated, then yes, that's it. You should get a message that it's worked.

[LordSn0w]

If you installed everything correctly, up to and including starting the Skyrim launcher at least once so the registry can be updated, then yes, that's it. You should get a message that it's worked.

I installed everything right, but when I open texblend, then clicked exit, loaded up skyrim, the neck seam is still there.

[LordSn0w]

If you installed everything correctly, up to and including starting the Skyrim launcher at least once so the registry can be updated, then yes, that's it. You should get a message that it's worked.

Walk me through exactly what I'm supposed to do, or if u have a video please put the link

[Jeir]

1. Go to /CalienteTools/TexBlendLite.

2. Double Click on TexBlend.exe.

 

That's it. If you're using the version in the TexBlendLite folder, then it will automatically fix the neckseams. If for some reason, despite doing everything the various FAQs and guides tell you to do, it doesn't work, then use the full version of TexBlend.

[scubasteve6769]

Using MO recent version. I installed Texblendlite and ran it. It told me it succeeded, but it did not succeed. I suspect that the output isn't going to the right place because of the way MO works. Many others have this problem. The core questions that would be helpful to understand are:

 

1, What is the output file for texblendlite?

 

2. Where should it end up in MO for the game to recognize it? I suspect that this is the problem with MO.

[Jeir]

You had to bump a 2 year old thread for this? =/

 

1. The exact same thing that is the input. Textures/actors/character/female/femalehead.dds (/femalehead_s.dds, and /femalehead_msn.dds in every female race folder)

2. Where ever MO puts female face textures. I'd assume the above directory inside whatever folders MO creates to store mods.

[kaaros]

assuming you ran texblend through Mod Organizer

 

at the bottom of the mod directory there should be an "overwrite" in the bottom of the mod directory double click it

 

check if the texblend files are there if yes then exit the overwrite

 

right click it and create mod insert name and you're done

 

Edit:disregard cant find a way to use texblend using MO which is weird because I've been using it for over 3 months now with no problems

Edited August 31, 2015 by kaaros