Missing hair? - Please help

[loik2]

In regard to your rules for conflict resolution, you need to make some changes. If you set a rule that "Mod A loads before Mod B," then you do not need an inverse rule that "Mod B loads after Mod A." The first rule takes care of both situations. Again, if you set a rule that "Mod A loads after Mod B," then you do not need an inverse rule that "Mod B loads before Mod A." The first rule takes care of both situations. You have several cases of inverse rules. You can eliminate the inverse rules by selecting no rule for one member of the conflicting pair. Vortex will then place a note with that member that it's part of a rule set. I don't know whether these inverse rules are causing your texture problem, but it's best to remove them.

The rules are not causing your texture problem. Both texture missing. :mellow:

What is "Optimized SSE Textures - FPS Boost?" I don't see that in your plugins list.

Textures reducing to 1024x1024 and 512x512 form 2048×1080. (XFX's HD 5770 w/ 1gb vram [2009]) No plugin. :wink:

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/18087

Finally, what happens if you disable "Skyrim Project Optimization - Full Version.esm?"

Disable and still missing. :unsure:

[AugustaCalidia]

Well, at this point I'm stumped.

 

Have you tried using SSEEdit to solve this problem? Recently I had some texture issues in Oblivion that I resolved by using TES4Edit. The tool helped me to identify certain texture conflicts. I was then able to deal with the problem by uninstalling a couple of unnecessary mods. (I do not use Vortex with Oblivion. I still use the venerable OBMM.) Perhaps SSEEdit will help you to fix your texture problem.

 

I'm sorry that I can't be of any further help. I do hope you find a solution soon. I know how aggravating texture issues can be.

[loik2]

Thank you for the help, much appreciated. :cool: I want to avoid xedit and now I have to go some docs. :huh: