textures Different textures between body and head for males

[Biaaatch]

Hi, I'm having a texture variation problem for men, I can not identify the mods they're causing, just for men, if anyone can help, I'll be grateful.

Here are some photos

enb 2018_10_09 15_41_18_16.bmp

enb 2018_10_09 15_41_22_82.bmp

enb 2018_10_09 15_41_31_53.bmp

[Biaaatch]

Anyone?

 

[Akzyra]

A bit impatient?

Tip for the future: BMP files are HUGE, please resave to PNG or JPG.

 

Looks like a minor neck seam, can't see the body.

Depending on ENB and other mods this can't really be fixed.

Did you try reinstalling your male textures?

[Biaaatch]

33 minutes ago, Akzyra said:

A bit impatient?

Tip for the future: BMP files are HUGE, please resave to PNG or JPG.

 

Looks like a minor neck seam, can't see the body.

Depending on ENB and other mods this can't really be fixed.

Did you try reinstalling your male textures?

Yes, i reinstaled all the mods, change them, but the seam keeps, try to blend the textures in photoshop, remove all the mods, but the seam is there, the same with a clean install

 

[marmotte]

Well, currently I don't know any perfect male skin for neck seam. I mean not as good as female skin.

 

About argonians, I was never able to reach a clean result.

 

However, for humans, I think your tint variation comes from the normalmap or/and speculars.

So, just check if normalmaps/speculars between the body and the head come from the same mod.

 

Also, like akzyra wrote, some enb may create a head tint variation.

 

An ENB modification can resolve that.

The good ENB setting is:

FixTintGamma=false

 

You change this value in your ENBlocal.ini

If false doesn't work, try "true".

 

Question: What skin are you using?

[Biaaatch]

4 minutes ago, marmotte said:

Well, currently I don't know any perfect male skin for neck seam. I mean not as good as female skin.

 

About argonians, I was never able to reach a clean result.

 

However, for humans, I think your tint variation comes from the normalmap or/and speculars.

So, just check if normalmaps/speculars between the body and the head come from the same mod.

 

Also, like akzyra wrote, some enb may create a head tint variation.

 

An ENB modification can resolve that.

The good ENB setting is:

FixTintGamma=false

 

You change this value in your ENBlocal.ini

If false doesn't work, try "true".

 

Question: What skin are you using?

I installed SOS, then SkySight Skins, and i don't use any enb, i just wanted to do a better male

 

[marmotte]

Skysight skins is not compatible SOS.

 

Delete Skysight skins.

 

And replace it by the veteran skin https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/81004

It's a Skysight skin + sos compatibility. follow instructions on the mod page.

 

ALso, you can use other skins "Sos compatible".

Vitruvia https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/82948

It's very good.

 

Another good mod "sos compatible" is called CMO but it has been removed from the Nexus. This mod had almost a perfect neck.