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About this mod
Male Orsimer preset for Lorerim wabbajack modlist
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
Lorerim preset for the Lorerim Wabbajack modlist. There are plenty of uber chad Orsimers out there - Jeb the Goblin is not one of those.
Installation:
If not added to Lorerim 3.0 by Biggie, Rule 11 it by downloading to MO2 and installing. Add [NoDelete] to the beginning of the Mod Name to preserve it from future overwrites:
[NoDelete] Jeb the Goblin- Orsimer Male Lorerim Preset
FAQ:
Why am I seeing so many Racemenu Preset/Character Presets on Nexus?
Lorerim is a popular wabbajack modlist that adds racemenu presets generated by users from time to time. To achieve the same look as in the racemenu preset mod, you need to have the other character visual mods included in that modlist.
If you do not want to see these in your Nexus feed, do the followng:
- Go to top right and click Nexus Icon.- Click My Profile.- Click Edit Proflie.- Click Content Blocking.- Change the dropdown for "search tags" from "Global" to "Skyrim"- ensure "Racemenu Preset" under Body Type and/or "Character Preset" under Attributes are selected (red).If you follow these instructions you should no longer see most modlist or other racemenu presets. It is on the mod author to check those tags when uploading the mod to Nexus, but I believe users can also add tags unless the mod author forbids it (also a check box).
Installation:
If not added to Lorerim 3.0 by Biggie, Rule 11 it by downloading to MO2 and installing. Add [NoDelete] to the beginning of the Mod Name to preserve it from future overwrites:
[NoDelete] Jeb the Goblin- Orsimer Male Lorerim Preset
FAQ:
Why am I seeing so many Racemenu Preset/Character Presets on Nexus?
Lorerim is a popular wabbajack modlist that adds racemenu presets generated by users from time to time. To achieve the same look as in the racemenu preset mod, you need to have the other character visual mods included in that modlist.
If you do not want to see these in your Nexus feed, do the followng:
- Go to top right and click Nexus Icon.- Click My Profile.- Click Edit Proflie.- Click Content Blocking.- Change the dropdown for "search tags" from "Global" to "Skyrim"- ensure "Racemenu Preset" under Body Type and/or "Character Preset" under Attributes are selected (red).If you follow these instructions you should no longer see most modlist or other racemenu presets. It is on the mod author to check those tags when uploading the mod to Nexus, but I believe users can also add tags unless the mod author forbids it (also a check box).