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You can just put the files in My Documents/Bioware/Dragon Age/packages/core/override. (This is where my More_Hairstyles mod is) Yeah I'm sure you get the gist of it. Then just open toolset and when selecting your hair it should be in the list of files but if it's not, just change the viewing mode to all hair files at the bottom and find it. You could also drag the More_hairstyles archive onto your Dragon Age mod manager and install it that way. If it's individual files you're after (this may not be relevant if you're just download More Hairstyles -- if so, ignore this): You can put them in the same override folder and you'd have to rename them properly. If they're human hair files, name them something like hm_har_056 or something. If they're female hair files, it'd be hf_har_056... Elf male... em_har_45

I don't think that's allowed. How unfortunate.

Greensleeves. Victorian era song (?) for a medieval game. Plus it's simply sublime no matter what you associate it with.

It is easy. Open it. Click new, and then morph. And thne for the base morph entry box select what you want. the prefix HM is human male, hf for female EM for elven male etc and then when it's loaded edit it using the sliders in the bottom-right area of the window. Keep in mind that this is a very loose description. Maybe I'll build upon it later.

Most morphs are of Morrigan because most players are male and totally want to doink her. Male elves however have a feminine aura about them and mages aren't exactly brazen either. Elves get much less attention because of this. I, for example, made a very masculine human warrior initially, and then a totally hot human female rogue after. Male elf mages are deep into a buffer zone which most players don't care for :<

Special tools.

There's some good threads on the Bioware forums about this stuff. Just got my own textures in Texmod to work last night.

Man, Bioware has always had their poo together. This year is just extra impressive.

Totally forgot about the mutator. It's a God send. Highly recommended to everyone. It has most useful gameplay mods in a nice .exe file.

The Icons Project Lock Bash No Helmet Hack The Winter Forge Polygamey Advanced Tactics Tal_storage_chest MetaGame Items Enigma Battle Dungeon Two Spec Sten Grey Warden Castle Ancient Bloodmagic alpha testing ES Learned Forms CT SP module fixes Combat Tweaks DATNG Cleric Class Deadweight + Bonemaw custom weapons Healing Received Fix No Friendly Fire Extra Dog Slot 1.41 Improved Sex Scenes Bidelle's Makeup Studio EqualLove Pineappletree's Vibrant Colors JB Textures Improved Atmosphere Whiter Teeth And all of the official DLC's.

I named him backwards. 1. Dog 2. Mie 3. Naymed 4. Eye

I have learned that golems have feelings too.

It basically just brings up a menu to help you get past any bugs you may encounter. I guess they developed it for testing. An example is allowing you to teleport to different areas of the circle tower, or different areas of the Fade realm. You can also teach yourself the Shapeshifting forms you learn in the fade if for some reason they don't work. Extremely useful. I always use zz_pre_debug to skip the beginnings quickly. This can cause some serious dialogue bugs down the road, though. Same for any of the debugs.

I think people particularly enjoy the Morrigan relationship because they like to see her show her emotional side even though when you first meet her she's cold and calculating. Although, if you've romanced her at least twice you can get her to 60 no problem. A dame like that should be a bit harder to get on their back. Plus she's hot. I personally use these mods and I sex up whoever I want regardless of the character I'm playing. All recommended.

Runscript zz_cir_debug in console if all else fails. Aside from that though, I've ran into some weird bugs and deleted singleplayer.cff in My Documents/Bioware/Dragon Age/Modules/Single Player almost always cures them.