TechAngel85

I've done what I can with it. Reduced most whitespace by half although it isn't very noticeable.

Discussion thread: Skyrim Child Overhaul by Hallgarth Wiki Link This mod changes the appearance (face, race, and clothing) of the children in Skyrim to better match both the appearance and race of their parents. As an additional feature, it also adds in the missing children from the other races (Mer and Orc).

Very nice. I could almost call Skyrim Child Overhaul a fix because it changes the children to match their parents looks and race. EDIT: I'll create a thread for it.

MSI Afterburner has issues with ENB for some users. One of the reasons I suggested ShadowPlay is because it's free as well. I've seen Gopher's vids with it and they look good.

Since DY hasn't done so yet, I can possibly look into that today.

Okay, found the RS thread and added it to testing as well. We can have a compare between STEP/Rustic/RS. DoubleYou, since you already have RS installed, you might be able to grab some compares faster than anyone.

Would have to dig up its thread, but I think it was considered at one point.

If she doesn't like the shader changes that come with most ENB, then you should check out ELEP - Full Vanilla. It keeps all the colors of vanilla; however, still applies some essential fixes that comes with ENBs. The biggest being the corrected shadows.

RS Children is superior to this. I don't care for the changes either to the actual children either.

I'm not really worried about the bleed over. I would say the users that are lower than 1080 are a minority here. These would mainly be laptop users.

You would have to, yes. That is an oversight by the author most likely.

I haven't seen it anywhere besides there. In ruins all I ever seen are those bird-like statues.

It looks good, keithinhanoi.

Ah! Is that a bug? It happens so consistently that it feels like a built-in death animation.

I didn't die while testing so I might do that just to see if the issue is persistent. Is it any death?

I've started working on updating the FOMOD. As it is now, the FOMOD is very basic and simple. I'll be changing that with adding a STEP installation option. I've decided that I will also be adding an "Install Everything" option as well as maintaining the Custom Install option as it is now. The STEP install option will come before anything though because an "Install Everything" option will require the FOMOD to become quite a bit more complex. I pretty much have an idea of how the mod needs to be installed into STEP. It's going to have to be placed in Conflicting Graphics section and some mod notes will have to be added to other mods that are conflicting. I'll keep track of everything and have a process laid out for members to follow in order to update to this new compilation.

Maybe they've fixed it. I haven't tried it out since it was basically still in Beta. I know there's been several updates since.

Usually there is simply a hotkey to press to start recording. FRAPS does this in the background. Just hit a hotkey and done. If you have Nvidia, you can also use ShadowPlay, but in my experience ShadowPlay either alters the colors in some way due to it's container/encoding/compression or doesn't capture the ENB alterations. I haven't done much testing, but FRAPS has always been my go-to program for all capturing.

The tools for editing meshes in Blender, from what I can remember are out of date and do not work with the newer versions of Blender. You have to have a specific version for them to work. The 3DS Max tools do work; however, from my experimenting with the STEP Female Body Overhaul, the learning curve is indeed a steep climb. I gave up on it as I don't have the time to sit down and learn that program right now.

Regardless if this hasn't expanded beyond farmhouses yet, I've had it installed in my personal playthrough for a long while now and it is a special touch that is great. You never notice that something like this is missing until you have it installed. I'm voting yes on this one.

I completely agree with you so I'll just join you as a minority.

I've played for a while with this installed and it's fairly seamless. There is a slight "pop" when the animation stops and the real camera kicks back in. As for the issues, I've tested 80% of them and I've not noticed any of them in Extended. Nor did I notice any animation issues. Though this was a fairly quick test running through the known issues.

I've played for a while longer and honestly, you rarely notice the splashes while gaming. I'll leave this one up to the majority vote.

I had the optional installed during testing. I'm going to play a bit with this installed as well as another mod that requires a bit of playing to see how the two mods line up past my initial testing.

You guys are getting way too hung up on that last sentence. What about the rest of the post?