This preset is beautiful, but the requirements for properly installing the preset can result in distorting other presets. This means to use other presets you most disable some of the mods for this preset.
Nope. This does not hurt other presets. The High Poly Heads is in the Face Part slider. (usually 3) If you use other presets that are not High Poly, you need to move the Face Part slider to the vanilla head. (usually 1)
The old man turned to the crowd of little wide-eyed children, slowly pulled back his worn gray hood and sat on the ground near the crackling fire. He smiled and said "Now... Children, I will tell you the tale of the men and women who created each and every one of you and eventually drove every last shred of pixelated ugliness from our midst and from the farthest reaches of Tamriel.
They spoke many languages and were from many distant lands, but they came together, in a place called the Nexus. It was there that they put aside their differences to make our world beautiful...that was many years ago and many in their world said that Skyrim would fade, perish and die. But - look around you. They were wrong. And here we stand hale and hearty, to this day. Long after the critics have faded into the night and long after the greener years of my youth, and that fateful day, when I took an arrow in the knee..."
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The High Poly Heads is in the Face Part slider. (usually 3)
If you use other presets that are not High Poly, you need to move the Face Part slider to the vanilla head. (usually 1)
I added pictures of what I've done with it
They spoke many languages and were from many distant lands, but they came together, in a place called the Nexus. It was there that they put aside their differences to make our world beautiful...that was many years ago and many in their world said that Skyrim would fade, perish and die. But - look around you. They were wrong. And here we stand hale and hearty, to this day. Long after the critics have faded into the night and long after the greener years of my youth, and that fateful day, when I took an arrow in the knee..."