Skin/Texture Issue !

[Aquila.]

Sorry for my bad english here, my friend doesn't have an account and wants to know how he can solve a texture problem !

 

 

It is not ENB or shadow problem...

 

[visby]

Do all npc's loo like that? Or is it just all males? Just all Wood Elves? Is it just Faendal? It kind of looks like you using a skin texture replacer that's not compatible with your body mod. What male body mod are you using and what skin texture mod are you using?

[Aquila.]

Do all npc's loo like that? Or is it just all males? Just all Wood Elves? Is it just Faendal? It kind of looks like you using a skin texture replacer that's not compatible with your body mod. What male body mod are you using and what skin texture mod are you using?

 

All NPC's have same glow / sheen

(All Races)

 

No custom male body texture . . . vanilla

 

 

Here is an example on delphine;

http://i.imgur.com/ktIM2KQ.jpg

 

Texture also applied onto his own character (custom race) as well . . .

[Aquila.]

I'll bump for now..

[winny257]

I also speak no English,   but as I understand it bothers you gloss effect of?

if it is so then here is the solution.

 

Dry Skin by Svarog

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/31782/?

http://static-2.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/31782-1-1397219738.jpg

 

then there are a mod which is likewise very important.

 

No More Ugly Bronze Shine by COTS

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/29791/?

[ousnius]

This simply looks like ENB's subsurface scattering effect (lightening up skin from underneath).

Try EnableSubSurfaceScattering=false in enbseries.ini.

 

When using ENB, the "no more ugly bronze shine" mod isn't needed anymore.

[winny257]

This simply looks like ENB's subsurface scattering effect (lightening up skin from underneath).

Try EnableSubSurfaceScattering=false in enbseries.ini.

 

When using ENB, the "no more ugly bronze shine" mod isn't needed anymore.

 

I can not know that for use of ENB, the "No More Ugly Bronze Shine mod" is no longer needed. Thanks for the enlightenment.

[Aquila.]

This simply looks like ENB's subsurface scattering effect (lightening up skin from underneath).

Try EnableSubSurfaceScattering=false in enbseries.ini.

 

When using ENB, the "no more ugly bronze shine" mod isn't needed anymore.

 

I told my friend about it. . it seems to be the problem.

 

Thank you !