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I think the glow stuff colors are written under the "bsshadingpropecy" (something like that) branch in the NIF file (you need NIFSKOPE to open it). I used it in my "Bamboo Quarterstaffs And Bows For Skyrim" mod to make a glowing blue Quarterstaff and a transperent bow Edited by majistik
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I think the glow stuff colors are written under the "bsshadingpropecy" (something like that) branch in the NIF file (you need NIFSKOPE to open it). I used it in my "Bamboo Quarterstaffs And Bows For Skyrim" mod to make a glowing blue Quarterstaff and a transperent bow

 

 

anything to do with mesh files is why out of my leauge

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The colour is changed in the .inf. With Nifscope it's easy; just find "BSEffectShaderProperty" in the Window to the left of the mesh image, then in the lower window find "Emissive Color", should be right next to a red highlighted value, right-click > color > choose.
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The colour is changed in the .inf. With Nifscope it's easy; just find "BSEffectShaderProperty" in the Window to the left of the mesh image, then in the lower window find "Emissive Color", should be right next to a red highlighted value, right-click > color > choose.

That did not work.

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I dont sure if its the Emissive Color. there are many values there i would just cahnge very option in the entire branch one-by-one and my bet if for a connection to a DDS files (which is very similar to a BMP image file).

Anyway Just to check that you actually changing something (beacuse you are new and you might change a file and the game is not even reading THIS file but the old one) try to delete every value in BSEffectShaderProperty and then see if there is a change in the game, if you do change stuff in the game - you are on the right track just change other values in BSEffectShaderProperty till you get it. This is really basic Nifscope you should handle it.

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The colour is changed in the .inf. With Nifscope it's easy; just find "BSEffectShaderProperty" in the Window to the left of the mesh image, then in the lower window find "Emissive Color", should be right next to a red highlighted value, right-click > color > choose.

That did not work.

 

I finally got it =). I just clicked the glow on the sword in nifscope and that took me right to the emissive color i needed to change.

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