So far, most of the mods I've downloaded simply require transferring a mod folder to the override folder. Others come with an installer like DAZip which makes things easy.
I just downloaded the "Additional clothing for kids" mod and transferred its folder into override and got no change. What did I do wrong?
So far, most of the mods I've downloaded simply require transferring a mod folder to the override folder. Others come with an installer like DAZip which makes things easy.
I just downloaded the "Additional clothing for kids" mod and transferred its folder into override and got no change. What did I do wrong?
That's not a 'mod' or a clothing replacer. It's a modder's resource that adds new/additional models to the game. To see them in-game, those models have to be manually added, to each individual child NPC, via the toolset . (Or possibly with a GFF editor... I added them to my game with the toolset, though, so that's the method I'm certain of.)
I also added them to my game with the toolset. It is fun 
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IF you have the toolset and want to dress up all the kids, let me know and I can walk you through it (how to dress the kids and export them in single player)
Modifié par luna1124, 21 décembre 2015 - 07:34 .
Thanks, luna! I've never played with Toolset before, so I'd appreciate the guidance!
Do you have it installed and working?
Hmmmm....any other place toolset is posted? The link you posted isn't recognizing the key that's on the back of my manual.
Never mind; I just downloaded toolset from CNET only to find it was already installed!
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