Copy character appearance from EL to Siptah?

[seven]

So, I understand that doing a Character Copy from the Esc menu will copy your character from one map to the other but this includes inventory and all their knowledge, skill points, etc. I'm not good at character creation and it took a long time to get one that I'm mostly happy with. I'd like to use it on Siptah, but trying to recreate it messing with sliders is not a fun prospect.

Is there a way to copy just the appearance, or to reset everything else back to 0? From googling it looks like in the admin panel I could set my level back at 0 which would reset my attributes, but I don't think this will reset knowledge points or recipes read. Maybe a mod?

[Jake Dragon]

Improved Quality of Life 3.4.9
You can use this mod, it will let you safe templates. Edit appearance after if you want to change something.

[seven]

Thank you, I'll check that out. It looks like pippi can change the number of skill points, levels etc. so I might try that if IQOL doesn't work for me.

[Aurelia]

Seconding the suggestion of IQOL. Probably the best character customization management mod out there.
You can open the customization menu, and save your current character appearence to a save slot. These save slots are external from the savegame. Once you start a new game in your other world, you can open the IQOL menu again and just load the slot onto your character. Simple and clean.

[Pirate]

Wait is the character copy for single player working again? I tried a few weeks ago and despite saying character copy successful, it didn't actually copy my character over.

[seven]

Thank you both. IQOL I believe did exactly what I want, and was pretty straightforward.

Originally posted by Pirate:

Wait is the character copy for single player working again? I tried a few weeks ago and despite saying character copy successful, it didn't actually copy my character over.

I didn't actually try it to see if it worked but from recent posts on the web it sounds like it works. Just didn't do what I wanted, which was to have the same character but starting over.