There are not as many options for Fallout 4 as there are for Skyrim. It is really subtle, so I use it for all my characters. Oni cute asian face parts = a small mod that alters the head files, to give a more Asian look. Handy for playing a cyborg, mutant, or supernatural character. Glowing Eyes adds a bunch of - you guessed it - glowing eyes. I really don't have any specific recommendations for mods to replace the vanilla eye colors. True Eyes is the eye mod I use, but the author has taken it down. But there are still a lot of good ones in there. It adds so many new hair colors it can hard to pick one.
Because you never want the vanilla hair in a Bethesda game.ĬC's Improved Hair Colors = Because every hair color in the vanilla game is brown.ĥ12 Standalone Hair Colors = Does what the name says. Ponytail Hairstyles = From our old friend Azar. There are other, newer texture mods out, but IMHO, none look as good or as natural. Not as plastic and shiny looking as the vanilla textures are. Valkyr Female Face and Body Textures = A much more natural-looking texture. It also allows you to save faces to preset files, and import them. LooksMenu = This gives you a list of body parts to choose from when creating a character, rather than playing hunt-the-pixel by mousing over every speck of your characters face to see what you can change and what you cannot.
So my first mod is the one I consider absolutely essential:įallout 4 Script Extender = Needed for the next mod, plus others for the game. I literally had no idea there were separate options of Full Mouth, Upper Lip, Lower Lip, and Mouth Corners. I found Fallout 4's chargen to be tough at first, mainly because of the vanilla game has no list of options of what you can alter. Since mALX mentioned her difficulty in making faces in Fallout 4 in another topic, I decided to create this one to concentrate on mods for appearance.
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