Hi all, why isn't Werewolf turning back into a human?

[Jiglidjons]

Hi all, why isn't Werewolf turning back into a human? I upgraded Werewolf completely and he stopped turning back into a human, how do I fix it?

[Tlam99]

With the info provided it's not possible to give any advice.

[Jiglidjons]

22 hours ago, Tlam99 said:

With the info provided it's not possible to give any advice.

What other information do you need?

[Gukahn]

3 minutes ago, Jiglidjons said:

What other information do you need?

the Mods you have for Werewolfs would be the first things.

Best way doing it: Post the Werewolf mods separate and after that, put your entire modlist/Load order in a spoiler. That way we not only can see your Wolf stuff right away, but also have your other mods if we or others might need to take a deeper look. 

 

 

[Jiglidjons]

2 hours ago, Gukahn said:

the Mods you have for Werewolfs would be the first things.

Best way doing it: Post the Werewolf mods separate and after that, put your entire modlist/Load order in a spoiler. That way we not only can see your Wolf stuff right away, but also have your other mods if we or others might need to take a deeper look. 

 

 

I'll put it simply: I do not have any mods for the creatures and for werewolf including (not installed) and all kinds of "Animated Beast's Cocks (ABC) For users" also no and just Beast's Cocks no. The only thing that may cause such a problem I suspect this "SOS" (maybe I'm wrong) because werewolf has a human cock with a texture of werewolf fur.

I was looking for this problem on Google, it turned out it was a lot of players "Skyrim" a long time ago. Even Skyrim players who play without mods at all are faced with it.
Give different advice: do not eat dead things, not creatures, not eat horses and other animals, because it is eating dead things and animals increases the time of being in the guise of a werewolf. It turns out that if you eat too much dead meat, there is a "bug" and the Werewolf stops turning back into a human. And I think this problem occurs only with a fully pumped Werewolf (I have it fully pumped).
It seems to be a bug of Skyrim itself.

I have Skyrim LE installed. 

 

Edited August 11, 2022 by Jiglidjons

[Just Don't]

4 minutes ago, Jiglidjons said:

Give different advice: do not eat dead things, not creatures, not eat horses and other animals, because it is eating dead things and animals increases the time of being in the guise of a werewolf. It turns out that if you eat too much dead meat, there is a "bug" and the Werewolf stops turning back into a human. And I think this problem occurs only with a fully pumped Werewolf (I have it fully pumped).
It seems to be a bug of Skyrim itself.

What you describe is a feature. Eating in beast form extends the transformation time. If you want to end the transformation early and you're not using any mod to provide such feature or overhaul werewolves, all you need to do is wait for an hour (using the wait hotkey, default is T I think?). An in game hour should be more than enough to finish the transformation time.

 

And note that all the mods you mention wouldn't affect the mechanical aspect of playing a werewolf (these only address the aesthetics, specifically the dangling parts of the werewolf if you're into that).

 

If you can't revert back even after waiting for an hour you're indeed experiencing a bug.

[Jiglidjons]

13 minutes ago, Just Don't said:

If you want to end the transformation early and you're not using any mod to provide such feature or overhaul werewolves, all you need to do is wait for an hour

This is the first thing I tried to solve this problem. I waited well over an hour, I waited a month.

 

[Jiglidjons]

2 hours ago, Gukahn said:

the Mods you have for Werewolfs would be the first things.

Best way doing it: Post the Werewolf mods separate and after that, put your entire modlist/Load order in a spoiler. That way we not only can see your Wolf stuff right away, but also have your other mods if we or others might need to take a deeper look. 

 

[Gukahn]

So if you don't have anything to do with werewolfs apart from the Ding Dong  and it's a vanilla bug like Just don't said, then one solution would be (and I know how stupid that sounds) to add a Mod that let you change back at will. I believe there are quite  a few of those since making the Wolf unlimited is a thing since day One ?

If you absolutly don't want to add a mod, you could try to tip SetStage PlayerWerewolfQuest 100 in the console. (Just found that on the Internet, never needed it. So no promises)