DESCRIPTION

This little mod adds most of the eyes from the game The Witcher 3 in 1K resolution (1024x1024), with some colour variations. There is a total of 51 textures, for both genders, humans and elves. Khajiits and Argonians have 17 eyes (the same ones). Works with vampires.

• "Ciri" eyes: 7 variants (including Yennefer's eyes)
• "Demon" eyes: 7 variants
• "Elvish" eyes: 5 variants
• "Geralt" eyes: 9 variants
• "Human" eyes: 13 variants
• "Real Witcher" eyes: 10 variants

Besides, since version 2.0, Demon, Elvish, Geralt and Real Witcher eyes now each have a glowing variant, for a total of 31 glowing eyes!

Note that the "Human" eyes are not directly taken from TW3 but from Ellise's "Common Eyes for The Witcher 3". I used her beautiful new textures (whose colours are very close to the originals) instead of the TW3 low-res common eyes. "Real Witcher" eyes are from CurtiSRustY's "Real Witcher Eyes".


COMPATIBILITY

• Compatible with custom races if they are added to vanilla lists (Human/Elves...)


INSTALLATION

• Copy the files in your Data folder.
• Check TW3Eyes.esp in your mod manager.


MODS USED IN SCREENSHOTS

• Snapdragon Prime ENB
• Halo's Poser
• zzjay's Women of Skyrim
• Raven's Warpaints
• Hvergelmir's Brows


PERMISSIONS

You can use these eyes in your own mods without asking as long as you credit the people below.


CREDITS

• CD Projekt for The Witcher 3.
The Witcher 3 meshes and textures are owned and copyrighted by CD Projekt and used with explicit permission.
The Witcher is a trademark of CD Projekt. All rights reserved. http://www.cdprojekt.com

• Ellise for her mod Common Eyes for The Witcher 3. I used her new textures to replace the TW3 low-res common eyes. She used these sources:
http://melyssah6-stock.deviantart.com/
http://taylorinchains.deviantart.com/
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

• CurtiSRustY's Real Witcher Eyes. Thanks for his kind permission to use it!

• Gabriel Mailhot's (Lograam) The Eyes of Beauty for the eye maps.

• dumle35's Skyrim - Glowing Eyes for the method for glowing eyes.