I’ve refrained from adding mods that improve beauty in erotic-packed ways, but I have added one or two mods that do a great job in improving the bodies of characters in the game. There are countless mods that improve character appearance and make them look like real humans, which makes the game surprisingly better than it already is. Which even shows in the presets that you see when you’re first creating your character. In any case, a layer of realism seems to be missing. It sometimes feels like both men and women could look far more shallow than they do now, which would make the Skyrim experience much easier on the eyes. Urshi has a wonderful selecting for men as well.One of the things that definitely hasn’t aged quite well in Skyrim is the way characters look.
I also prefer Tempered Skins for men and women by traa8 because you get realistic looking skin and features.but basically any skin overhaul will vastly improve your character. Racemenu made it a lot easier to fix some of the weird facial bumps.īoth of those I did for myself, the fact anyone has found them useful has been a nice side effect. I wanted an easier way to make my characters and hated the sliders, so I used 32bit Skyrim and export everything manually to import. Makeup options on women were mostly carried over, but easily removed. Nothing extremely fancy or exaggerated beauty.
Just like with my other mod, I evened out the odd shaped jaws and noses and took out all the facepaints and wrinkles and then added all the skin tones to all races and a few extra hair colours and female Argonian feather colours. I also have a complete PC overhaul that has an optional Imperious Patch - Preset and Colours Overhaul . I kept their hair colour and eye colour in its default state, but altered how the bone structure looks so that from the front or the side they wouldn't be bashed in the face silly.you can chose custom hair options or no custom hair options. I did a vanilla friendly NPC overhaul - Divine People.
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