Branwen.

Iona - Dragonscale.mp4 Decided to take a few more-or-less safe for work pics; I thought it was worth it to show off the customizable dragonscale armor my housecarl Iona is wearing. A lot has changed since my last post; I've discovered high-poly head meshes and HD textures which has made a huge difference to just how much better than vanilla you can tweak your character and NPCs. I also do a bit of streaming; Iona is wearing a practical and fully-enchanted suit of armor. It's basically the same quality as my own character's. What I've found surprising is how much of an emotional connection you can feel for something that you know is just a collection of polygons and textures. It's kind of like digital Bonsai; taking the vanilla elements of the game and adding or changing things to make it into a form you like better. One mod I'd definitely recommend is NFF (Nether's Follower Framework) from Nexus Mods; it's the best way I've found to change wardrobe settings for photo shoots as well as being a fully fledged AI upgrade for your followers when you're adventuring

This is Lilith, a Wood Elf I created for my latest playthrough. Check out the video pictorial if you want to get to know her better Lilith - Discipline - Made with Clipchamp.mp4

Posted twice the same image, mb, here's another one for spamming this topic

Hello LL, long time no see ! Been away from my computer for a extended period of time so here are some recent screenshots I took for y'all ! Enjoy ! (Tell me which one your favorite !)

Ooops he did it again. Best gameplay in Skyrim GOG AE with Ygrahel a new succubus. A girl that can f*** enemies to dead, fly through the skies, cloak as human in the holds. You know that Skyrim GOG is very picky, but highly stable (not one single crash with 47 mods) . Mods used for that: Daedric Seducer V1.8, P1 Flightmod, SL-GOG / SL Deadly Drain, SL-SLEN. CBBE-HDT, KS-Hairdos.

Hello everyone ! First time i'm posting here, what do you think of Florence, my breton character ?

armor of teryn?

The mod below provides 10 additional followers you can find in various locations throughout Skyrim; it's called KuroneFollowers. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/76220 Today's model is Nina, who like the other ladies in the mod has a sort of anime appeal to her. I used this CBBE 3BBB BodySlide Preset mod, also made by Kurone, to achieve her body shape. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/46560

Shots of my little huntress: 😍 BERA 😍

I've been modding Bethesda games since Fallout 3 was released, but it's only recently that I've started exploring the more adult applications mods can have. Creating photo shoots in Skyrim has been an enjoyable experience, made possible by three key mods that I'll share in this post. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/798 Fair Skin Complexion Fair Skin Complexion is a CBBE and UNP compatible mod that adds new female body textures. This alone would be great, but where this mod excels is that it also edits the face makeup of almost all the female NPCs in the game. This isn't a mod that attempts to make all females look a specific way; there will still be average-looking ladies, but with the improved makeup some you'd usually just walk past just "pop" out at you. Take Vivienne Onis, an NPC who lives in Solitude for example. The first two images in this post were taken of her, but using the Fair Skin Complexion mod. And this is how she looks by default: This is a photo shoot I did with her: Okay, so I was walking down the street in Solitude and I saw the NPC Vivienne Onis, now much prettier after the mod. My photo studio is set up in Whiterun, and by default it would have been a headache to get her there. Fortunately I had a way to convert her from a vanilla NPC to a follower. I used this mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/6656 Amazing Follower Tweaks One function of AFT is casting a spell to turn most vanilla NPCs into followers, but it doesn't stop there. This mod is great regardless of whether you're doing serious questing or taking a few screenshots in between missions, because of the control it gives you over your follower's inventory. By default even with CBBE body textures I don't think you can remove all clothing from a follower unless you use a console command - not exactly practical. AFT gives you direct control over what your follower is (or isn't) wearing - good for multipart outfits like Vivienne is wearing in my pics. Another great feature is that you can assign poses to your followers, and choose to leave them in that pose until ordered. I can also use other pose mods while they're in this dormant state. This makes taking screenshots much easier. Which bring me to mod 3 - shoot location: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/84524 Easy Photo Studio Easy Photo Studio is basically what it says on the box - a photo studio in Whiterun. I wanted to find a near-perfect lighting environment because I thought the shadows in my screenshots were a bit off, and this is where I solved the problem. The comparison below is between Ambient Occlusion enabled (default), and disabled in-game. I'd highly recommend trying disabling it for yourself because not having the extra "smoky" shadow elements looks much better to me. And that's a wrap. Thought this could be of interest to the screenshot community.

The woman in the red dress. I designed her. She, um... Well, she doesn't talk very much, but-but if you'd like to meet her, I can arrange for a much more personalized milieu. Mouse - The Matrix I've previously been using the CBBE Curvy preset for my screenshots, but I decided trying to get something closer to my ideal figure and I found this mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/48916 The mod below gives you a fairly decent photo studio to use should you want to try it out: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/84524 Pose and expression mods were also used.

A different model this time (Iona my housecarl from Honeyside in Riften) and a different studio space. I actually learnt a lot from the Lydia shoot in the previous post; finetuning lighting settings was easier in a near-perfect lighting environment. So this is how my lighting settings look with a different light source. The skin texture is also different; I opted for a sweaty/oily one to reflect the heat from the fireplace. Same texture mod, different settings; as a bonus it also gives many female NPCs in the game more pleasing features and makeup.

Say hello to modded Lydia. My Spellsword Rogue character in Skyrim also incorporates an element of Austin Powers; what better way to cap off a successful dragon kill with your companion than a photo shoot in your secret studio? Click... Click... And I'm spent.

Eva is right, if you got the time just try it out. The more story blogs we have, the better 😃 If you need any help, the storytellers club has a few helpful guides to get started and there are a lot of good story blogs to get ideas from.^^ (We also have a discord 🤗)