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For the file name and file path, update these to match the location and name of your file. It’s best to choose something that will help users find your paint easily, for example, “Skeever Back Tattoo”. For “NAME OF BODYPAINT”, this is the descriptive name that will appear in the Racemenu list of overlays – numbers and spaces are fine. For “YOURSCRIPTNAME”, replace it with the name of your script as it appears in the file – the same as the name you gave it in the Creation Kit. You’ll need to make a few changes to the above script. Scriptname YOURSCRIPTNAME extends RaceMenuBaseĪddBodyPaint(“NAME OF BODYPAINT”, “Actors\\Character\\Character Assets\\Overlays\\YOURFILENAME.dds”)Ĥ. Replace the contents of the file with the following: Open that file in your text editor of choice.ģ. You should find a file with the same name as the one you created in step 13 above. Once inside the Skyrim folder, go to Data/Scripts/Source.
#SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION CREATION KIT SCRIPTS.RAR HOW TO#
We’re now going to create a simple script to tell Racemenu how to find your new overlay. In the Extends field, enter “Quest” for now. On the new window, give your script a name – preferably something that will be easy for you to find in that long list with no search feature we previously navigated. On the dialogue that pops up, select “” at the top and click OK.ġ3.
Go to the Scripts tab at the top of the quest dialogue and click “Add”. Click OK to close the reference alias window.ġ1. Adding the script to the reference aliasġ0.
Type “racemenu” into the filter bar at the top of the scripts dialogue, and find “RaceMenuLoad”. Add a new script to the reference aliasĩ. On the right side, under Scripts, click “Add”. Double click the reference alias you just created to reopen it. Curiously, if you try to add a script before doing this, the CK will crash.Ĩ.
Click “OK” on the Reference Alias window. In the dialogue that pops up, select “(any)” as the cell which should auto-populate PlayerRef into the Ref field.ħ. Click the radio button for “Specific Reference” and then click “Select Forced Reference”. Right click somewhere in the empty fields and select “New Reference Alias”. Go to the Quest Aliases tab at the top of the quest window. This won’t appear anywhere except the Creation Kit, and simply allows your body paints to be loaded in the game.Ĥ. On the first tab, “Quest Data”, give your quest a simple name. In the right panel of the Object Window, right click on an empty space and select “New”.ģ. On the left side panel of the Object Window, navigate to the “Quest” section.Ģ. Click the box next to it and then compile it. If everything compiles fine, open the compiler again and scroll until you find “RaceMenuLoad”. Click the checkbox next to it, and then click “Compile”.Ĥ. Scroll through the tediously long and unsearchable list until you find “RaceMenuBase”. On the top bar, go to Gameplay -> Compile Papyrus Scripts.
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Download the Racemenu Modders Package and extract the contents into your Skyrim/Data folder. If you encounter compiler issues later in this process, try manually reinstalling SKSE.ģ. It’s also worth noting that if you installed SKSE via its installer, there’s a chance it may choose not to overwrite certain vanilla script sources.
#SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION CREATION KIT SCRIPTS.RAR INSTALL#
If you don’t already have SKSE installed, which is unlikely if you’ve previously used Racemenu, you’ll want to install it now.
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If asked to overwrite/replace any files, select no – you don’t want to overwrite any files added by installed mods or by a previous installation of SKSE.Ģ. Open this file and extract the contents into your Skyrim/Data folder. If this file is not there, or you’ve previously deleted it, you can recover it by verifying your game cache through Steam. These files are included with the game installation, and are stored in a file called Scripts.rar in your Skyrim/Data folder. You’ll need to extract the source files for the vanilla Skyrim scripts into your Data folder. If you’ve done any work with scripts in the Creation Kit, you may have completed some or all of these steps already – feel free to skip any you’ve done already.ġ. There are several steps you’ll need to take before we can begin the actual work of implementation in the Creation Kit. The texture you intend to use as your overlay Initial Setup Racemenu Modders Package (go to Files, find Modders Package for current version)ĥ. Text editor you can use Notepad (Windows default) but I recommend Notepad++Ĥ. If you need guidance on creating your design, please see part 1 of the guide. This is part 2 of the guide, which covers adding your design into the game via the Creation Kit. This includes both creating the design and adding it into your game. This step-by-step guide will teach you how to create and add new Racemenu overlays (body paints, hand paints, foot paints, etc.) to Skyrim.
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