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Please post technical questions in the appropriate forum for the specific game involved, NOT the GMAD forum. Thx.

Laura7; Mods that change the Player-Character's (the "PC's", i.e. your Warden's) appearance, like More Hairstyles, have two components. The first is the mod itself, which includes any resource files (meshes, tints, etc.) needed for the changes that mod can make. The second is the "chargenmorphcfg.xml" file. The name is short for "Character Generator Morph Config". (A "morph" file is what holds the information for a character's face.) That's what tells the Character Creator (CC) program which elements are found where when making the morph. When you install a CC mod, you also have to incorporate the entries in that mod's chargenmorphcfg.xml file into your ALREADY EXISTING chargenmorphcfg.xml file. As tsm pointed out to you in another thread, the game can only use ONE chargenmorphcfg.xml file at a time. While you can make those edits by-hand if you choose, it is far easier to incorporate the new information using TerraEx's CharGenMorph Compiler. :thumbsup: NOTE: If you've somehow trashed your original chargenmorph.xml, you can delete it and the game will re-create it next time you start a new character. [EDIT: IGNORE the folders under "\Program Files..." That's where the vanilla game files are located and they are NOT to be touched for modding except in a couple very specific circumstances. The few mods that require changes there are very clear in their installation instructions.]

My point exactly. It's a "very complex process", and if anything at all interferes, (like another mod) it leads to a crash. Players don't necessarily know the source of the problem, e.g. that they shouldn't use two different texture replacers! They only know that the game no longer works. See the OPs case for an example.

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Which game? This topic belongs in the correct forum for the specific game. (I would have moved it for you, but you didn't even say.)

Ermmm... The "Skyrim - Creation Kit and Modders" forum is the right one. Moved there now. :wink:

Ok, I'll dig up one of my many, (many) starting saves. But it will be the weekend at the earliest. Travelling for work and can't get to my gaming rig until then. (Presume you don't care about the state of the Milky Way and which choices my Shepard had made in ME1-ME3. :wink: )

Anyone/everyone is able to "add a game" to the Nexus by simpy uploading a mod for that game. If the game isn't already one of the ones with mods here, there's an option box for adding it! :thumbsup:

Which game? This topic belongs in the forum for that specific game. (I would have moved it for you, but you didn't even say.)

What gender/build?

^^^ What tsm said! ^^^ I've played all the Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Never Winter Nights, Dragon Age, and Mass Effect games. Many, many, many times. DAO is far-and-away my favourite. There should be a sign in every RPG developer's office that reads:

Topic belongs in the forum for the specific game. Which game are you asking about?

This was exactly what I was going to suggest. It's a great mod. It just doesn't play well with others. (Same situation with "Improved Atmosphere" for Dragon Age: Origins. Causes crashes because it's incompatible with waaaaay too many other mods that I use. Learned the hard way...)

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Which game?

@Bette19; Are you running with Win10? If so, simply uninstall Avast (or AVG) and use the built-in "Windows Defender" instead. It's at least as good, and for most users it's better. :wink:

@Engalla; Not quite sure what you're asking. Do you mean the flash of "yellow lightning" that covers the puzzle for a couple seconds? If so, I don't understand what you mean by "too fast for me". Nothing is really happening at that point except that the particular monolith is now active. If you're talking about what happens when you activate a VAULT, well that's different. I don't know of any mod that "slows things down", but if you switch the Gameplay setting to "Casual", you have plenty of time to take care of things before heading to the surface. :wink:

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@vidyagamesarecool; Search the Nexus DAI mods for "MRM" (Multiple Romance Mod) and the various "Bi" options. Combined with nightscrawl's suggestion above, you might be able to achieve what you're after. :smile:

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Genuine question: Why would an (overtly) female character even want to be referred to as "he/him"? In my experience, if one is trans one presents as one's preferred gender, and expects the preferred pronouns. Presenting as the opposite gender seems... deliberately confusing. :huh:

@Gigarton; Ermmm... Just so you know, BioWare stopped doing any work on DAI several years ago. There won't be any "fixes" coming from them.

I think you're saying that you're starting a new character in DA: Awakening, not DA: Origins, right? And if it is DAA, then "Greywarden" is the only background option for a new character. The alternative is to import a (surviving) Warden from DAO.

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a. Click "Refine Results" after executing any search (even with bogus criteria) and you'll get the option to search by category. b. Click the down-arrow next to "Mods" at the top of the screen and select "Download History" on the far right (under "My Mods".)