Thanks for sharing these. I used Bozhena, not sure why. Also, I aplied the preset to a CF follower and used a raider skin. So that shots show your preset as a raider.
Thank you so much for looking into the modifications section and even downloading the mod! I don't know how to make changes to the game, and face presets are probably the easiest mod of all:). By the way, this particular mod, personally, I do not really like. Here, all the women were very similar to each other, and the texture of the face was different from the previous modifications. I think these changes are very individual. Even if all the requirements were met, the result for you may be completely different than in the original. I was even a little surprised that you liked it..Apparently, the game settings and, accordingly, the necessary modifications are similar:). To be honest, I don't even look at my change page anymore. For me, it's more fun than serious. If I knew how to work with an esp file. and with the bodyslide files, I could do something like a clothing mashup. That would be interesting. Once again, thank you so much for your comments, photos, and attention!
I have found what you say here about preset's very true. When I made a face preset and published it, the crowd ripped me to pieces, so I hid the mod and I use the presets that work with the mods I use. What you see is a fair combination of the face structure you published and the textures I aplied in Looksmenu, body and face. Esp's, from what I learned in Skyrim, are best modded in Creation Kit but you can work on them in FO4edit. You should be able to learn by trial and error just by keeping folder structure of copies, each change having a new number. If it does not work remove Esp and go back. Testing is not for the faint of heart. I am not begginer but not a teacher in these matters except to say that you can fix any mistakes by verifying in Steam.
I write with a delay, there were problems with the Internet. Thank you for your detailed answer. If I have time, I can study all this in detail. Thank you for your support, my friend!
Over the years, I have downloaded many presets from other authors. And in my game, only 6-7 pieces looked good.) This is very individual and depends on many factors. Also, I'm not a fashion designer, so don't judge me harshly. Thanks.
Women are all different. Looks like two of them have the same lips. And the other two have the same eyes. I have about 50 such files in 5 years. I cannot compare each preset with the others. I redid Ivy, and I really liked her. I changed Piper and left everything as it is. And the other two are old, slightly modified. Download only one if you like. That's your right. Everyone has different preferences. Thank you for your comment!
Thank you very much, you are a polite person, this is nice. Don't apologize, you haven't offended me. You asked a question and I tried to give an answer. This is normal communication with each other. Apparently I like this type of women. Maybe Google Translate is still not that good?)))
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Esp's, from what I learned in Skyrim, are best modded in Creation Kit but you can work on them in FO4edit. You should be able to learn by trial and error just by keeping folder structure of copies, each change having a new number. If it does not work remove Esp and go back. Testing is not for the faint of heart. I am not begginer but not a teacher in these matters except to say that you can fix any mistakes by verifying in Steam.