subject change: need help getting Yinsiyue hair to work

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as it says the last eye replacer problem has been solved. (thanks to Tepi) now i am looking for a way to make Yinsiyue hair along with it's retexture to appear ingame. i followed the instructions on site without success.

 

link: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/5521/?

 

and i even tried the fix that needs you to rename certain nifs names. a section in description says it via link.

 

everybody's help is extremely welcome.  

[Tepi]

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/2464/?

 

There's somewhat dark brown ones but I don't think its dark enough for what you have in mind.

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http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/2464/?

 

There's somewhat dark brown ones but I don't think its dark enough for what you have in mind.

lol what about us people that are born with black eyes? nooope skyrim and it's community don't care one bit.

[Tepi]

Actually Eyes of Beauty has DarkBrown eyes which are near black.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3227893/Screenshot%202015-07-31%2020.44.20.png

 

If that's not enough, one could adjust colors to be even more darker.

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Actually Eyes of Beauty has DarkBrown eyes which are near black.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3227893/Screenshot%202015-07-31%2020.44.20.png

 

If that's not enough, one could adjust colors to be even more darker.

yes but no. i found an dark grey texture i like. will have to do. btw ( i do not know how you manually adjust textures )

[Tepi]

Basically just open the texture in paint.net or gimp (or any other software you might prefer) and select the area you wish to change and tweak contrast/color levels. You might want to apply some blur if you get too rough results.  It would probably be easiest just to open a texture and try stuff out without any goals to see what everything does. Then proceed from there when you have some knowledge.

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Basically just open the texture in paint.net or gimp (or any other software you might prefer) and select the area you wish to change and tweak contrast/color levels. You might want to apply some blur if you get too rough results.  It would probably be easiest just to open a texture and try stuff out without any goals to see what everything does. Then proceed from there when you have some knowledge.

maybe i could try. once i get everything else done. like the hair XD