Khylian

I have changed the body meshes and textures in Bijin's NPCs because using CBBE, with the armour choice, they show a gap in the hands. If I don't use the armour choice installing CBBE, then they look OK but anybody else has the gap in the hands. Even after changing the body meshes/textures to match the player, the gap is still there

Vortex works fine with Skyrim but I cannot make ESO to work with vortex. Does not recognize my account and I cannot link the only way to do it which is accesing the game by the desktop icon. Will you please tell me how to launch the game from vortex in a way that works like the desktop icon? Otherwise I cannot log in with my account. I purchased the game at Steam Thanks

Thank you bojanni for this post. I was mad with this bright fires in and outside. :happy: :thumbsup:

Cool! thanks so much...

Here again, I have been able to launch the game disconecting the computer completely from internet and starting Steam in offline form.

Well, somebody please made a mod to skip this Steam nightmare!!... It is just an innecesary pain in the ?@# I cannot launch either even offline or with the CD on. Such a good game and such a bad performance!! a real shame.

Thank you Tair..I am aware of the difference between both kinds of files, but I was hoping to find some place in the other files, as the morph or any other where you can place this information. It must be stored somewhere! I appreciate very much your help, thanks again. I will try to mess a bit more with the black emporium. Cheers, :) Khylian

Hi everyone, I am wondering if somebody could help me, please! with the problem of the missing eyebrows in the presets when using a mor file instead of a mop file. After revising the mor, msh, phy, files, etc. it does not makes sense to me. Help will be much appreciated. Thanks Khylian

I am quite happy with that.. Looking forward to it.

The advantage of the Gimp is that it is free, and it is a great program. Now if you have Photoshop....I would use it. For me it is easier to see and manipulate the color channels with PShop, although I have used The Gimp quite a lot too.