Synth Skin Texture Issue [SOLVED]

[Salamand3r-]

https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/939460424496978159/B10FB634AC64B908C0359A3EB9F4DAD65DA72A8F/

See above - although this picture was taken with mods installed, I also tried disabling and removing all mods and verifying files.

I did not try a full clean install yet.

This is the only place I am seeing issues - any early-gen synths with skin, ones with no skin have no issues.

No other game textures are stretching in any way, I have noticed no other odd clipping issues.

System specs in profile, on the October Win10 update, all drivers up to date as of today.

Hoping this is something someone has seen before, otherwise probably time to do a completely clean install.

I have also tried installing Synths Revamped to replace the texture, no dice.

Any thoughts?

[OutsidR]

I completed the game and never came across this. It has to be one of your mods...

[Salamand3r-]

Originally posted by OutsidR:

I completed the game and never came across this. It has to be one of your mods...

Aye, that's what I thought - tried with all mods disabled/removed. Still present.

[Jonny Sparta]

did you batch build clothes and bodies in bodyslide with this on? that could explain why disabling mods didn't remove it

[Salamand3r-]

Originally posted by Jonny Sparta:

did you batch build clothes and bodies in bodyslide with this on? that could explain why disabling mods didn't remove it

I did - is there a way to clear all the morphs and everything?

[Salamand3r-]

Bump for ideas.

Tried deleting all of the TRI morphs, no bueno.

Tried deleting the vanilla mesh files and re-downloading.

Tried doing a fresh install, but I didn't completely kill the old FO4 folder, I guess next step is to do a fully clean install, unless anyone has any other suggestions.

[Salamand3r-]

Tried complete clean install of the game, was still present -

However, I didn't delete my old inis.

After deleting the .ini files and letting the game generate new ones, the issue has disappeared - I have no idea which variable was doing it, but for posterity, marking this solved.