Any first-person female characters you may play should already have even eyes, without needing this file.
We have reports that this file works for the female characters in Skyrim that are not your character.
This file should fix all the non-first-person female eyes. (The eyes of the other female characters.)
We mean, this file should make the eyes of all the females in Skyrim to be even and symmetrical and remove the dark corner in the left eyelid.
But you will have to replace the original Skyrim Vanilla Nif-mesh with this one--which may be kind of dangerous to the stability of your Skryim.
If the original (vanilla) female-head-Nif is still in your Skyrim mesh-archives, then this Nif can replace it, if you know how to extract your Skyrim meshes and find them with BAE.
The user has meant, that it not fix it! ... Maybe has forgotten to create a needed path (... meshes\actors\character\character assets) for the game before!?!
Thanks so much for your tweaked female head mesh, which saved my day. For soome reasons I had the asymetric eye bug on females by Vanilla. It was however fixed before, but beore 3 days it has coming back. Tried so m,uch to fix it! But yours solved my problem!!! ... I personally can everbody recommand it to use it, if the bug ugly persists! I'm not playing SSE, but what do you think about to port it!?! Cheers, My ssue is back!?!
We're sad to hear your issue is back. Do you now find again the "regular" skyrim females with an uneven eye and dark eyelid? As of right now, we think you might use BAE to open and view your current Skyrim female head NIF: see if the eyes are the same size on the skinned mesh. The skin around the eye only changes size and adds the dark eyelid if your current Skyrim female head NIF is the original one.
But, once you replace the original one in the base files with our new NIF, Skyrim automatically paths to any skin you use in your game, and you should have no eye issues. While we are pretty sure about this last statement, we will still check in our own files if we revised texture paths or not. WE don't recall ever needing to do so.
This file was meant to be put straight into the Skyrim's "Base" files to replace the existing one, which shows the asymmetry/dark eyelid. If you have BAE, you can navigate to your current files, check the dates on the file, open the files and view them with Nifskope.
You do need Bethesda Archive Extractor, BAE. You need to add and use Nifskope, in case you need to open our femalehead.nif and check the texture paths. There are online tutorials about how to use these assets.
Also, if you update any of your Skyrim files with STEAM, STEAM will likely replace all base files, including this new one, with the very old ones it has archived, taking your base files back to their originals. So, you may need to find and open the base files again, and replace it with this one from your desktop, if you kept a copy there. Hope this helps! Please let us know if you find anything interesting.
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Any first-person female characters you may play should already have even eyes, without needing this file.
We have reports that this file works for the female characters in Skyrim that are not your character.
This file should fix all the non-first-person female eyes. (The eyes of the other female characters.)
We mean, this file should make the eyes of all the females in Skyrim to be even and symmetrical and remove the dark corner in the left eyelid.
But you will have to replace the original Skyrim Vanilla Nif-mesh with this one--which may be kind of dangerous to the stability of your Skryim.
If the original (vanilla) female-head-Nif is still in your Skyrim mesh-archives, then this Nif can replace it, if you know how to extract your Skyrim meshes and find them with BAE.
We hope this message helps!
I personally can everbody recommand it to use it, if the bug ugly persists! I'm not playing SSE, but what do you think about to port it!?!
Cheers,
My ssue is back!?!
But, once you replace the original one in the base files with our new NIF, Skyrim automatically paths to any skin you use in your game, and you should have no eye issues. While we are pretty sure about this last statement, we will still check in our own files if we revised texture paths or not. WE don't recall ever needing to do so.
This file was meant to be put straight into the Skyrim's "Base" files to replace the existing one, which shows the asymmetry/dark eyelid. If you have BAE, you can navigate to your current files, check the dates on the file, open the files and view them with Nifskope.
You do need Bethesda Archive Extractor, BAE. You need to add and use Nifskope, in case you need to open our femalehead.nif and check the texture paths. There are online tutorials about how to use these assets.
Also, if you update any of your Skyrim files with STEAM, STEAM will likely replace all base files, including this new one, with the very old ones it has archived, taking your base files back to their originals. So, you may need to find and open the base files again, and replace it with this one from your desktop, if you kept a copy there. Hope this helps! Please let us know if you find anything interesting.