About this mod
Gives vanilla-friendly hairstyles to (RS Children) Lucia, Mila Valentia, Dorthe and Erith
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
Now, it's time for a single mod, ESL-flagged, combining all these changes!
Useful infos:
Short summary:
- Lucia, Mila Valentia and Erith now have a stylish haircuts that look like their original ones
- Dorthe has a stylish haircut that's more vanilla-friendly
- Lucia, Mila and Dorthe have brown eyes again. No more anachronistic contact lenses!
- Lucia is blonde again!
- Mila has dark brown hair again!
- ESL-flagged so it doesn't bloat your load order!
- Now merged into a single file!
- Removed useless dependencies so it should be compatible even if you deactivate fishing
- Talos(?)
IMPORTANT:
- You need saLa Hair. It's an amazing mod and the hair looks good. Also it's required for this mod to work.
- Obviously, you also need RS Children Overhaul.
- You don't need Aymar and Friends, but it's awesome, it's the reason I installed RSCO and I feel like giving it a shout out.
You can download the individual versions here:
Install using your preferred mod manager or by extracting the contents of the archive to your Data folder.
Useless infos:
Making this mod was only possible thanks to a series of coincidences, most notably me using two outdated version of RS Children at different points in its development. The infamous darkface bug didn't occur in Oldrim when I changed Lucia's hair for the first time, which is the only reason I knew it was possible to change her hair. Fast forward to a week ago or so, I discovered the current version of RS Children doesn't actually let you export the facegen data (children simply don't have faces, which leads to pretty unsettling sights).
The only reason I was able to make this mod is because I still had a pretty old version and I chose to keep a back-up of it at the last second before upgrading... I'm not sure if it's a result of my (fairly overly complicated) modlist or if happens no matter the settings, but it's still weird to think I might have not been able to do any of this if I hadn't backed up my files.
As the not-so-old adage goes: "save often, save early"