Vanilla races babyfaced

[Asariphile]

I'll admit... Im a a bit pissed off, even though this is mostly my fault for downloading the mod.

 

Seems like all my Human character's faces have been "lolified." The Monli mod or loliarmor pack or something has royally screwed the appearance of all my vanilla humans. I purged my data folder of everything monli and even loaded old saves but they have been affected as well. The NPC characters are fine. Just the player is affected. I can't use showracemenu to fix it either because its altered the meshes of the player Nord\Redguard\Breton\Imperial races at the base level, deleting meshes hasn't helped, deleting the Monli scripts hasn't helped.

 

Has anyone else had to deal with this? I am honestly not sure if its even the loli mod, I just know the loli face effects have been applied EVERYWHERE by SOMETHING.

 

 

 

 

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[Asariphile]

Found the problem

 

Its was the the Enhanced Race Editor included in one of the loli packs. Purged it.

 

This is the POS that did it

 

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/12951

 

If anyone has this issue in the future, purge your data folder of this.

 

Another nasty side effect is this thing alters some of your scripts. I am pretty sure this crapfest is to blame for My copy of Vampiric thirst suddenly not working right. as it add its own version of the Vampire script to your data folder. I am also having to figure out how to restore my werewolf mod that is a steam workshop only mod. I can't download the data directly so I im going to have to remove it then redownload it manuelly from the workshop.

 

 

Save yourself some headaches and NEVER TOUCH THIS MOD

[creeposaurus]

Its not a 'POS' mod, it suppose to completely change the face mesh and the tri files, which, would also require re-editing your character's face in the chargen. Also, the reason it adds its own vampire script is because there is an added race (ygnord) to comply with the racial compatibility scripts. All you really had to do was overwrite the mod's script with the script provided by Vampiric Thirst. He has a version that add only the edited meshes here: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/7887

 

It really helps to read a mod's description before you download it.