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If you wish to change your exterior model that's fine and works beautifully through the MCM menu.
My only opinion as to what is going on is that you are either not loading the game you think you are, or you are playing the mod with the Anniversary Edition which is not compatible.
Only question i have is how do i get Gallifreyan regeneration? is it in the Regeneration Temple?
Remember that you only get twelve regenerations, just like in the original series, so don't fall into the habit of dying.
Okay, so you can increase that amount by completing the Cracks in Time quest. However, that quest has been unstable, and while I patched it up, I believe it requires a major rework to perform correctly.
Lastly how do the revives work exactly(just an instant replenish of health or?) and does save scumming affect it :p
You can also force a regeneration by selecting the regeneration power from your abilities list. Activating will trigger the race menu where you create a whole new character, including a new name. When done, you will be at full HP with all your skills and levels intact.
There might even be a Time Lord slow time power (not always as it is random) that allows you to slow time for a few seconds while fighting. It could be handy, but most experienced players don't require it.
In terms of the cheat console, you should avoid hacking Cracks in Time without first giving it a shot. Even so, I doubt that switching the mission to completion via the console will help you. Indeed, it is possible that an orphan objective will be left in your quest log; permanently...
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Access the console command and enter the command 'help TARDIS'. Utilize the page-down button to locate the code for KEY, which will be the initial identifier in the code listings. Upon discovery, input the command: Player.AddItem XXXXXXX, 1
Substitute the placeholder 'XXXXXXX' with the hexadecimal code discovered in the listing.
Once you have obtained the key, you will have the ability to enter the TARDIS without any hindrance. It is imperative to have the key in your possession at all times in order to get access to the TARDIS. However, as a precautionary measure in the event of key loss, simply save and reload your game. Upon the completion of the game's loading process, the game will promptly replace your key in the event that it is absent from your inventory.
Setting aside all other considerations, I strongly discourage you from playing your game due to the absence of the keymaster, which indicates a problem with your game installation.
I cannot remember if I set the conditions where the player can obtain the request of transfer letter from the Riverwood Trader BEFORE the completion of the Golden Claw quest. I think you have to at least complete that quest before extra dialog become available at the Riverwood Trader.
I do remember thinking that the Steward of Whiterun would never allow the player to own land unless they player proved his worthiness first. Thus, I believe you will simply need to check back for extra dialog features in both Whiterun and Riverwood as you progress the main quest and fully furnish your Whiterun home.
For a hint, go down to the bottom where the temple is at. As you approach it go to the right side of the building. Along that side wall, look for a small button hidden along the wall column perforations.
Do not attempt to enter the temple which is found at the bottom unless you wish to battle all the Dwemer. The door will be located on the outside of the temple; a small button along the wall will reveal it.
If you see a graybeard statue, then be warned of a shout trap. Shout traps cannot be detected nor disarmed so you will either have to use magic to block the shout, go around it or just deal with it.
Within the control room is a lever that will turn all the Dwemor against each other, making it vastly more easy to deal with them. In fact, it is possible to have all the dwemor killed, including the boss, without attacking anything; boss can be dispatched by using the traps against him; good for pacifist plays.