CK is here, finally

[Bnn1]

Finally, no more editing the game via Hex-Edits, finally able to change Sarah's looks... the woman is so annoying and hideously ugly, we can't change her attitude, but at least we can change her looks now, god bless the creation kit.

I've not played in months now, and I'm only reinstalling to try this (also cant wait to make a "easier mainquest skip" mod).

But let me guess, modded disables achievments, right? Bethesda clowning on us with that one.

[kdodds]

Originally posted by Ben1:

Finally, no more editing the game via Hex-Edits, finally able to change Sarah's looks... the woman is so annoying and hideously ugly, we can't change her attitude, but at least we can change her looks now, god bless the creation kit.

I've not played in months now, and I'm only reinstalling to try this (also cant wait to make a "easier mainquest skip" mod).

But let me guess, modded disables achievments, right? Bethesda clowning on us with that one.

There are at least three achievement (re)enabler mods that all seem to work in their own way. I'm using BAKA (SFSE).

[wyodinosaur]

You don't need the creation kit to change a follower's looks. Usage of the 'capp' console command can do it.

First engage the command console and type 'slm player 2' Close the command console and now edit the player's looks to how you want the follower to look. Exit out of the character generator and manoeuvre the player character to where the targetted follower is prominent on the screen. Now engage the console again and click on the follower. A code prefixed by NPC will appear in the centre of the screen. Now type 'capp 14' into the console and press 'enter'. Exit the console and your follower should have the looks you just made for the player. If you want to change the player back to their previous looks, execute the 'slm player 2' command again.

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by Ben1:

Finally, no more editing the game via Hex-Edits, finally able to change Sarah's looks... the woman is so annoying and hideously ugly, we can't change her attitude, but at least we can change her looks now, god bless the creation kit.

I've not played in months now, and I'm only reinstalling to try this (also cant wait to make a "easier mainquest skip" mod).

But let me guess, modded disables achievments, right? Bethesda clowning on us with that one.

Like Kdodds said you can use an Achievement Enabler

The one he posted has a requirement mod you also need to install.

But as he also mentioned there are others.

This one has zero requirements;
Starfield Achievement Enabler[www.nexusmods.com]

[Bnn1]

Originally posted by wyodinosaur:

You don't need the creation kit to change a follower's looks. Usage of the 'capp' console command can do it.

First engage the command console and type 'slm player 2' Close the command console and now edit the player's looks to how you want the follower to look. Exit out of the character generator and manoeuvre the player character to where the targetted follower is prominent on the screen. Now engage the console again and click on the follower. A code prefixed by NPC will appear in the centre of the screen. Now type 'capp 14' into the console and press 'enter'. Exit the console and your follower should have the looks you just made for the player. If you want to change the player back to their previous looks, execute the 'slm player 2' command again.

Know that, too much work, doesnt carry over to new games. Mod works better. You are trying to literally teach the dude who invented Bethesda.

[wyodinosaur]

Originally posted by Ben1:

Originally posted by wyodinosaur:

You don't need the creation kit to change a follower's looks. Usage of the 'capp' console command can do it.

First engage the command console and type 'slm player 2' Close the command console and now edit the player's looks to how you want the follower to look. Exit out of the character generator and manoeuvre the player character to where the targetted follower is prominent on the screen. Now engage the console again and click on the follower. A code prefixed by NPC will appear in the centre of the screen. Now type 'capp 14' into the console and press 'enter'. Exit the console and your follower should have the looks you just made for the player. If you want to change the player back to their previous looks, execute the 'slm player 2' command again.

Know that, too much work, doesnt carry over to new games. Mod works better. You are trying to literally teach the dude who invented Bethesda.

If you invented Bethesda, then you should realise it's barely any work at all. And some players may not want the changes to carry over to new games.