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For that you would only need photoshop, paint.net, gimp or pretty much any image editing software. It's all just textures, no need to do any 3d stuff. You should check out tattoo packs already made and see whats included. But basically open your body texture in say, gimp, and add new layers to draw your tattoos. Before saving it as .dds remove the body texture layer so that only tattoos are left. Then all thats left is a few lines of text for slavetats to find your tattoos.   Check out "For Artists" section: http://www.loverslab.com/files/file/619-slavetats/

Faster way to do it http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Make_Skyrim_Vanilla_Again   And as you are using NMM, mods will be gone. Would be  a different case with Mod Organizer. If you need a guide for MO, gopher has great videos for it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4ZQpzf_iAE&list=PLE7DlYarj-DcLS9LyjEqOJwFUQIIQewcK

You should probably check the foldertree in the audio zip to locate them in your skyrim dir. Then delete manually and NMM might just start.  If you can't make it work and need to start from scratch, what a perfect time to start using MO!

I had the same problem a few weeks ago with newest version of MO. Game had a black screen even with 0 mods loaded, pretty much everything was vanilla except of nvse. After a while I had enough and manually installed everything which is bad but atleast it works Only later I thought what if it was because of MO version but haven't tried again. I used to have 1.2.13 or something before and with that it did work.   ps. Yes, I do mean just the game and official dlc enabled. +nvse.

Yes they would. SAM has the same functionality as SOS under the hood. Ofc if a mod requires SOS as hard requirement, then you need SOS.

  Microsoft already released a tool which can hide and disable updates you don't want, you might want to take look if your having trouble with something.

Everything should work the same on w10 but for skyrim you won't gain anything so there is no need to upgrade. I did because, well, new and shiny yay! No problems so far but I could do with w7 just as well.

Basically just open the texture in paint.net or gimp (or any other software you might prefer) and select the area you wish to change and tweak contrast/color levels. You might want to apply some blur if you get too rough results.  It would probably be easiest just to open a texture and try stuff out without any goals to see what everything does. Then proceed from there when you have some knowledge.

Actually Eyes of Beauty has DarkBrown eyes which are near black. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3227893/Screenshot%202015-07-31%2020.44.20.png   If that's not enough, one could adjust colors to be even more darker.

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/2464/?   There's somewhat dark brown ones but I don't think its dark enough for what you have in mind.

To me it looks as "correct" as it gets. Boobs tend to malform on high scales and afaik theres no fix really. Soulgem Oven has a option for "Breast curve" or something along those lines that helps a bit (or malforms them differently) but its not perfect either.

  I'm aware of that, but from time to time I do get those "base types do not match" and I'm wondering why that is and could I do something about those. If it's caused by updating a mod that has no "update procedure" then I might be even more careful with updating.

  Thanks for these! Shed some light into all these error types, but what do you mean by broken esp? As in incorrectly updated by the author and would require a new game? Or would it generally be somehow(easily) fixable by the user?

If you haven't already, I'd suggest watching Gophers videos on MO (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE7DlYarj-DcLS9LyjEqOJwFUQIIQewcK ). He does a very good job of explaining how stuff works and should help a lot.

To me it seems like only the most popular mods don't have their emails sent which makes me think that those are disabled on purpose to save bandwidth. It's also been so for a while now. Or the emails could be suppressed while the traffic on the site is high. Or it's neither of those things and I'm completely off

  Cute  

That's actually quite simple to do so you might tackle it yourself? Most of the hassle would be setting the CK up and having all the required scripts in place and so on. Other than that doing a few lines of dialogue and setting up sexlab scripts would probably take around an hour for someone who has never touched CK before. Of course you could pick an even easier route and modify the mentioned "sex chat" to suit your needs.

Textures you have installed do have an effect on it. So if you got something else than vanilla textures that might be the cause.

It all really depends how the follower is built. It may use its own mesh and texture or it may use the global mesh/textures you have installed. Odd tho that it would use its own mesh but not a texture as well... If that is the case there is really not much you can do without modifying the .esp itself. Or you could start using unp based body/textures which would fix the follower issues too.

If you generated new bodies and overwrote previous ones, glossiness values are probably different in your new .nifs. Quickly searched google for guide and this link came up: http://eiheispot1.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-54.html Yes, its in jap or something but you can kinda figure it out from pictures.

Does any skyrim- or skyrimprefs.ini setting have an effect on tintmasks in anyway? Because changing the iTintTextureResolution in skse.ini clearly "works" but still not quite.

Halp! I think I have tried everything and probably missed something obvious as my characters lips just won't work.   iTintTextureResolution=2048 is in place and tintmask textures are 2k. What else? ...I think face textures were 4k if that has to do with anything. Using Fair Skin with bundled makeup stuff atm so those should work?     I can kinda ignore it with light colors but still, not a fix.

  This had nothing to do with first person camera or with Immersive First Person. It was about having camera offset on y-axis behind a button for third person camera. But as the mod behind the link works just fine, I can cope with that.

  You only need to copy the bouncy bits if thats what youre after. http://www.loverslab.com/topic/37185-skyrim-tutorial-easy-way-to-add-a-belly-node-to-a-body-mesh/ somewhat correct tutorial for the procedure. Works just as well when applying to armor.

Copy bone weights from (t)bbp body to the armor with outfit studio. Should do the trick.