Character size changing mods?

[Caulder]

So anyone during there time playing skyrim find any good mods that let you alter yours and other characters size? (By size i mean height not the other sizes if thats what your thinking)

[Meow]

Player Size Adjuster and First Person Camera Height Fix... haven't checked to see if it affects npc's at all, but at least works on the player perfectly

[gnewna]

Some racial balancing mods (ones that change the abilities etc) will diversify the heights of characters, you can also use RaceMenu (I think you need the plugin that comes with it active) to adjust your character's height at character creation/face sculptor. If you want to change a specific NPC's height it can be done in the console (click on them and type

setheight 1.05

(May need a space in there, I suggest you Google before trying this) to make them a bit taller, etc. I dunno how safe this is for gameplay, but you can always use it for screenshots and revert to a save you made before it.

I did see a mod the other day called something like racial heights and true giants, might be worth a look, it seemed okay.

[bobczes]

Originally posted by gnewna:

If you want to change a specific NPC's height it can be done in the console (click on them and type

setheight 1.05

(May need a space in there, I suggest you Google before trying this) to make them a bit taller, etc. I dunno how safe this is for gameplay, but you can always use it for screenshots and revert to a save you made before it.

I think the correct console command is setscale rather than setheight.

setscale <#> or player.setscale <#>

Sets the scale of an object. '1' is default. If no object is selected, applies to PC. NOTE: When used on an actor, it increases or decreases speed and damage. Also note that the lowest possible value to change the scale, is 0.1, and the highest possible value to change the scale, is 10.00, exactly on the dot.

Also.

Stats affected by character size

Without console command modification, the damage output, damage resistance, jump height, run speed, weapon reach, etc., for all races remains at a scale of 1.00, with the race specific scales being purely cosmetic only. Race specific scales can be found in the brackets when the getscale command is used on the player or an NPC. This means that all stats for all races are identical, without console command modification of the saved game profile.

Using the console command player.setscale to change the height of the character will increase the size of a character in addition to increasing their movement speed, jump height, and damage output. Because changing the player scale in the console increases and decreases melee damage accordingly, there is a misconception that taller races do more base melee damage.

Without console modification, however, the default scale of all races in the console is 1.00, regardless of physical height. Therefore, all races do the same melee damage at the time of character creation

For further explanation, the base scale is a purely, completely cosmetic scale in which the character's height is adjusted accordingly. Orcs and High Elves have the highest cosmetic heights in the game, in term of playable races; Orcs have a cosmetic scale of 1.045, while High Elves stand at 1.08. Dremora are even taller at 1.10, however they are not playable. This means that an Orc has a cosmetic scale of 1.045, a High Elf has a cosmetic scale of 1.08, and a Dremora has a cosmetic scale of 1.10, but all use a scale of 1.00 for every single calculation including Damage Output, Damage Resistance, Run Speed, and Jump Height.

http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Races_%28Skyrim%29