I also seem to have lost a preset added by another mod I use even though I didn't touch anything that had to do with that other mod. I can see an Argonian that is supposed to be her, but her colors are completely wrong. It can also happen when you remove a preset from a NPC. Some users have reported issues with overlays and warpaints. Back to the Creation Kit: Open the NPC details window again and go to the Character Gen Parts tab as shown in picture Importing an existing face. Blue face bug: Be sure to save the preset via the console or MCM, as presets exported from RaceMenu or other sources can apparently cause the blue face bug. npc (in the example, it will create a file called MyPC.npc). So, if I use mods like RaceMenu, do I need to have it selected as a master file along with the ones mentioned here? I followed the directions to make my Argonian a preset so I don't have to keep remaking her, but trying to test it out doesn't have her displaying properly. This will save a file in the Skyrim main folder with the name you've typed + the extension. That's what being a good modder is all about. Make sure that the people who download your mod are aware of this so that they don't break their game.

That means that if something is incompatible you can temporarily uninstall and reinstall it after you are done with the character creation screen.

Once you save your game, the character's appearance is saved too, so you no longer need the mod enabled. However, the strength of this type of mod is that it can be installed and then removed.

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