In a brand new game, the seam doesn't appear, so at least there's that. After uninstalling mods in batches and starting a new game with and without my mods, I realized that it probably is something in my old save game that's enforcing older weight standards like you pointed out. Vickey Martinez Posts: 3455 Joined: Thu 5:58 am It had the grey skin tone issue, but my issue is the gap caused by (I assume) the weight scale change.Ĭan anyone let me know how to fix this issue, or whether it even is fixable without not adjusting the weight scale? I checked the, and it's not listed as far as I saw. I know it has to do with the fact that I edited the weight on the character, but I would still like to do that if possible. I was able to resolve the mismatched face skin tone and body skin tone, it's just the huge and unsightly gap between the neck and body that's causing problems. Turned the esp into an esm using TESVSnip.This seems to only work for textures, so it did not help. Ctrl-F4 in the Creation Kit to export facegen data.I tried to make the NPC face in the Skyrim NPC Editor AND separately in the Creation Kit.I made some NPCs with the Skyrim NPC Editor and the Creation Kit, and many of them have a noticeable gap or seam on the neck which visibly separates it from the body.Īfter checking several threads, here's what I've tried:
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