Last comment on here was in 2015, but eh whatever. I absolutely love the new skin complexion, however the green eyeshadow effect really doesn't look great on the characters I'm making. I tried to cover it up with heavy actual make-up eyeshadow but it only makes it worse. Is it possible that you could remove the green eyeshadow from the complexion or create a version without it? Or maybe it's a bug that it shows green? idk. Thanks!
I wish I could make this mod work, but alas wishing does not make it so. Its not like I never used a mod before. I have a clean install up to date version of DA2 and nothing has worked. I've used the notepad to change my "changenmorph.xml" file as per your instructions and I've used the one you included, I've installed the mod in it's folder and I've installed the .erf & chargenmorph files without their folder. I've even tried creating another overrride file in my Compter C:/Program Files (X86)/ DragonAge2/packages/core/ and installing it there and nothing works. I see others have installed it with no problem and it makes me wonder wtf am I doing wrong????
EDIT: Found my problem, and I feel very stupid. I was trying to use this for Dragon Age Origins, and it's a DA2 mod...
Just like bleynarus, I cannot get them to work. I did everything exactly as instructed (putting the .erf files directly in my core/override folder). None of the freckle tattoos even showed up in game, and the four complexions were scary white faces with no detail.
I tried again, this time using the CharGenMorph Compiler after reverting all my .xmls to their back-ups. After it runs, it claims all your needed files are "bad references" in the Remove Bad References post-scan. I'm running it as administrator, and I have all your files. I've tried both putting the .erfs directly into core/override and then even core/override/frecklesmod (the folder in which they appear once downloaded, as I've had problems with needing to do that before). Nothing works! This is very disappointing, as I really want your mod.
Does anyone know what I could possibly be doing wrong?
I do apologise for troubling you, but I can't get them to work. I've edited the lines into the changenmorph file within the tattoo tags, I've even tried the freckled skintone versions and none of them are appearing ingame. They are in my overrides folder, just to clarify. Is there anything I can do to have them working? They're lovely additions to character creation and I would love to have them ingame. Thank you for your work in making them.
You can still use the tattoos in that case. If you want to use other tattoos on top though, let me know which complexion you want and I can make it for you.
I've added complexions for all 4 types of freckles now. The file is under optional files, and the ReadMe and description will tell you how to edit the chargenmorph file to make it work.
I hope you enjoy these, and let me know if there's anything I can do to improve them!
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Thanks for this and endorsed.
Just like bleynarus, I cannot get them to work. I did everything exactly as instructed (putting the .erf files directly in my core/override folder). None of the freckle tattoos even showed up in game, and the four complexions were scary white faces with no detail.
I tried again, this time using the CharGenMorph Compiler after reverting all my .xmls to their back-ups. After it runs, it claims all your needed files are "bad references" in the Remove Bad References post-scan. I'm running it as administrator, and I have all your files. I've tried both putting the .erfs directly into core/override and then even core/override/frecklesmod (the folder in which they appear once downloaded, as I've had problems with needing to do that before). Nothing works! This is very disappointing, as I really want your mod.
Does anyone know what I could possibly be doing wrong?
I've added complexions for all 4 types of freckles now. The file is under optional files, and the ReadMe and description will tell you how to edit the chargenmorph file to make it work.
I hope you enjoy these, and let me know if there's anything I can do to improve them!