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Exactly what Thandal said. Modders do mods for free > modders spend time on stuff they want to spend time on. Eg, I don't generally make male stuff because I never play as male characters.

You can check the required mods list by pressing the 'Required' tab under where the download numbers etc are. Sometimes if they aren't listed in the description, they will be listed there and sometimes people are just too lazy to look for it.

Jesus christ the entitlement... you should be embarrassed, OP.

Iâve seen quite a few people on tumblr having this issue after updating to latest FMM. After updating, the game wonât even launch from FMM for me despite installing properly and having the same mods so Iâm not too sure whatâs even going on :(

You can't extract the textures from people's mods unless they upload them for you. The .fmod files are the actual mod file and not the texture. Yea, discovered that, so decided I'd try my hand at frosty editor and found it's just way too over my head. I really love that mod I linked but that dimple that carries over from the original complexion 0, ugh. There is another mod where the dimple has been smoothed out but it has the original complexion 0 eyebrows. https://www.nexusmods.com/masseffectandromeda/mods/503/? and they demonstrate the difference in this gif: The dimple would be from the normal map, not the actual texture. You'd have to extract the 'normal mean' and smooth it out there.

You can't extract the textures from people's mods unless they upload them for you. The .fmod files are the actual mod file and not the texture.

Suvi is a lesbian. She's not for men to romance.

I think only Cinematic Tools and Nvidia's Ansel Tools are the only freecam programs for Andromeda at the moment.

it may just be the normal map that is doing it, if you fade out the brows a bit so they are just visible that's fixed the problem for me before :)

You can always block specific tags instead of complaining about it :shrug:

Yeah, dude. You're gonna want to extract game/characters/human/hmf/0_hair/hmf_hair_n/textures/hmf_hair_n_pia_cm. Open it in photoshop/your dds editing program of choice, edit how you want it, import it back over the original, export to mea mod, then save and load it up in the Mod Manager :)

Did you make a new normal_mean for it? The shadows on the brows are usually caused by the normal map still containing the original texture, although if it's just not working on preset 4 I think it might be a headmorph issue which isn't fixable at the moment :(

Did you just edit the diffuse_mean? It may be a shadow left over from the normal or spec maps! The eyebrows are a pain in the butt to edit -.- lol

Did you make the necessary changes to your Fallout 4 ini file?

.. why is this in Fallout 4 Mod Requests?

Have you tried contacting the original authors? A lot of mod authors keep their old ESPs and what not :) good luck!

Excellent - thank you so much! I thought that would be the case, but I wanted to check just in case. Thank you again!

Hey everyone, I just had a question about whether a mod I am working on is acceptable to release on the Nexus, as I'm a little confused about permissions in regards to this situation in particular. Ok, so the mod is originally from The Sims 4. It was then converted with permission from original modder by another modder to Skyrim. I received permission from both modders to convert it to Fallout 4. Is the mod therefore ok to upload to the Nexus, or is it unacceptable because it started out in the Sims? None of the assets used any of EA's vanilla assets - they were completely new models and textures etc. Thanks :)

I'm trying to edit MacCready - I have been able to edit everything except for his body shape - I can't find a specific slider or anything for him. Any help is appreciated!

1. Do you have permission to convert and post the mod for console? If not, then you can't. 2. Does the mod contain nudity or sexual themes? If yes, it is not allowed on Bethesda.net.

I'd suggest posting this in mod requests rather than mod talk :) https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/3515-fallout-4-mod-requests/

Yeah I think that's possible, I have no idea how to do it though! Physics is wayyyyy beyond my skill set.

That looks really freaking cool! Good luck with it - can't wait to give it a spin when it's done :)

Hi! I made this tutorial for making mashups: but it pretty much works the same for what you wanna do - just load the outfit, delete the hat part, then save over original file :)

Edit: no longer available due to my time restraints and sexual harrassment. Sorry for any inconvenience.