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  1. jwoltz
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    May one ask what the outfit she's wearing is and if it's available as a mod? Thanx!
    1. VortexZz
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      Darigaz made this one and it's available, but not on the nexus. Here's a link to his post regarding download etc.
  2. Mahtawa
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    Needs more purple.. purple banana? *thinking emoji here*
    1. VortexZz
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      Purple banana you say?! Well,...
  3. farlibarcai
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    The skin looks smoother now.
    Are you using blank egts for Aianor? or the ones from EGO? I had to 'emulate' the Race Menu coloration in my char's textures after the egt change.
    1. VortexZz
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      Blank ones. Had to compensate for the change, too. She was quite pale in comparison to her base textures
  4. roblesstevena
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    "Also, finally got Blockhead's bodyEGT overrides working, so no stupid Race Menu coloration anymore, yay."

    Que?
    1. farlibarcai
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      Blockhead is an OBSE plugin that allows you to use Race and Character specific assets.
    2. VortexZz
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      I foolishly changed the complexion sliders, when I first created her seven years ago and I can't reset them without messing up her face, so the only option to get rid of the ingame coloration is to use a blank .egt file. Since one can't normally change the body.egt on a per race basis, I wanted to use Blockhead, which (as farlibarcai already said) does allow exactly that and I just now figured out, how I messed up before.