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I wouldn't go that far, but thanks xD

Spoiler         (the following screenshots are not edited, it's all ENB)                  

Thanks :)

Spoiler   Very late Happy Halloween xD   WIP ears                            

  Body: ZKEC D upperbody with ZKEC Xwide lowerbody Head: FF race head  

  Thanks   That depends on the characters, can take from a few days to years (if you count my first character that was made in late 2009 and every now and then still gets a few changes/upgrades)  but I'm never really done working with them, this last character, the one in my latest pics took only a day or two since she was made from what few files I had saved as a backup before my last computer decided to go "kaput".   I modify everything except the headmesh itself, as for the races I use a lot of different ones (this last character uses the FF race).

  Moira, XEO, Carrier and LOP headmeshes are all Ren's headmesh variants, and they do change A LOT with sliders, FF (the original one), Digital Girl and EVY headmeshes are the only ones where the sliders make more subtle changes.

CS face render is not exactly accurate, the face you see there will always be different ingame.   I use and highly recommend this mod to kill those stupid smiles on NPCs and Companions.

  Thanks   Adding up to everything that was said above:   - Regardless of having the ingame AA on or off, FRAPS is the best choice for taking screenshots.   - You should try the "Fov *insert value here*" command, the default is "Fov 70", the lower the value the more camera zooms in, the higher the value the more it zooms out, this is especially useful for taking close-up/portrait shots, note however that this command will reset as soon as you close the console, the trick is once you find the right angle and fov value, keep the console open and type "dof1" (this command will completely wipe everything hud/console/menu related of the screen), do not close the console, take the screenshot; to restore everything that dof1 removed, just type "dof".   - You can freeze any NPC/Creature (and even your character) during their actions by opening the console, clicking on the target and typing "tai", typing this again will restore them to their normal state/behaviour.   - "tcl" command will disable collisions, meaning you can just walk trough everything and objects will stay wherever they where, for example if you throw let's say a sword into the air and then type "tcl", the sword will just stay there floating; repeat the command to enable collisions again.   - "setfog [start depth, end depth]" (the image in the link explains pretty well how it works) command controls the in-game fog (regardless of the current weather), it can make you go for example from this to this, useful if you suddenly need a foggy weather (works indoors too).   - There are many codes to change the current weather, but honestly I find this and this to be more pratical.   - You can use this and this as light sources, use the tcl command and then drop them from the inventory to make light sources in pretty much any place.   And I think that's it xD I'm not remembering any extra screenshooting tips now.