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I HIGHLY RECOMMEND ROGUESHOT'S WOLF SKELETON. fixes some lower jaw weirdness during the walk cycle, and keeps them from looking too doggish
WILL NOT WORK with other mods' textures as improperly patched textures will appear blocky in-game. if you don't want to use the textures i have provided, make your own following these instructions:
1. put my textures in a separate place so you don't lose them. you will need them for this process
2. open photoshop/photopea & load your desired wolf texture (for this example, it will be for the white/arctic wolf)
3. layer tab (not window) > raster mask > from transparency
4. right click the new raster mask in the layer window (not tab) and delete it. this will remove the texture's alpha channel
5. now add MY wolf texture to your image. set this layer below YOUR wolf texture
6. find the layer window (not tab), and right click your wolf texture > "clipping mask"
7. merge the layers and name your new image "wolf." remember to export as DDS, not PNG
8. repeat the process with the wolf2/shell texture and name this new image "wolf2"/"wolf_shell" (you need BOTH. they are, in fact, different!)
9. delete the textures i have provided and replace them with your newly created ones
10. run vortex or whatever
11. if your end result is wrong, cry. or start over
WILL NOT WORK with other mods' textures as improperly patched textures will appear blocky in-game. if you don't want to use the textures i have provided, make your own following these instructions:
1. put my textures in a separate place so you don't lose them. you will need them for this process
2. open photoshop/photopea & load your desired wolf texture (for this example, it will be for the white/arctic wolf)
3. layer tab (not window) > raster mask > from transparency
4. right click the new raster mask in the layer window (not tab) and delete it. this will remove the texture's alpha channel
5. now add MY wolf texture to your image. set this layer below YOUR wolf texture
6. find the layer window (not tab), and right click your wolf texture > "clipping mask"
7. merge the layers and name your new image "wolf." remember to export as DDS, not PNG
8. repeat the process with the wolf2/shell texture and name this new image "wolf2"/"wolf_shell" (you need BOTH. they are, in fact, different!)
9. delete the textures i have provided and replace them with your newly created ones
10. run vortex or whatever
11. if your end result is wrong, cry. or start over