These sections define the tint files ( TNT) used for hair, skin, eye, makeup and tattoo colours.
The mesh files should be placed in the Override folder. Additional custom beard meshes can be appended. This section defines the various beard meshes for each race (males only). As with morph presets, additional custom hair meshes can be appended. This section defines the various hair meshes for each race and gender. The MOP file should be placed in the Override folder. Additional custom presets can be appended to the relevant list. This section defines all of the head morph presets for each race and gender. i hope i made some sense and if anybody is able to take what i said and make it sound any simpler.The contents of the default file are as follows: You CAN download a mod called chargenmorph compiler but its never worked for me so this is really in case anyone is struggling like i was with cosmetic mods. i promise you its not once you get used to it, its just incredibly tedious and time consuming.
Now that i try to explain, it really does sound complicated.
Press save on the main games chargenmorph and then delete the mods one and your done. (so you will have to do a bit of reading and comparing) (it would be easier to rename it like "newchargenmorph" so you dont get confused with which is which)Ĭopy/paste and line up the lines that are in the mods chargenmorph thats NOT in the main games chargenmorph. How to do so is open up your main game chargenmorphxml file with word or note pad Now that i know how to combine them its not hard at all,just really annoying. (the main chargenmorphXML file located in your override folder). the only thing i found complicated was the cosmetic mods like hair,makeup and skin textures because they all have a chargenmorph file and the game will only read one I use this and dao mod manager for any dazips.
(your pc/ documents/bioware/dragon age/packages/core/override)
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