HGEC high rez Oiled skin 2 Problem

[Kymarcher]

I began using High Rez Skin Textures for HGEC by ozmo. I used the Lineage elf race and download the corean hairs for Lineage II, and used the oiled 2 skin option for the body and face textures. I noticed when I loaded the game my character had an oiled body but not face. :confused: :confused: :confused:

 

Heres a pic:

 

http://www.tesnexus.com/imageshare/images/444527-1241831879.jpg

 

I am using the High Rez Face Textures 1_2

and High Rez Body 4096x4096 Texture Pack Full

 

Race: Lineage II v1.0

 

Skin Settings: Oiled 2 for body and face.

 

Could someone please help me, the seam is really annoying. Any help would be appreciated. :thumbsup:

 

EDIT:

 

It seems I may not have been specific. I'm not trying to solve the seam issue, I'm trying to solve the oiled skin issue since the skin on the face does not look oiled.

[dezdimona]

http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=18669 neck seam

http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=19738 body seam

[Kymarcher]

Tried those mods but the face is still not oiled.

[BossDweebe]

If your race mod has it's own face textures you will need to replace that with the oiled one.

Also, if you change the complexion in the creation of the character you will get a disparity

between body and face.

It's a bit hard to tell in the photo,(the white looks like reflection/glare), but if the complexion

of the face and body are not matched after you get the texture in the right place then read on.

 

If you like playing with the Gimp/PS you can do some work on the lower part of the neck.

First you can either darken the body or lighten the face texture, or both, then you can blend some

bits of body texture into the neck.

I copy an paste small irregular shapes from the clavicle area of the body texture to

the bottom of the neck on the face texture, then do some smudging.

Then I do some colour picking and airbrushing.

 

The seam still shows some, but this helps a fair bit. When you use a neclkace seam concealer

you still have a disparity between body and face complexion.