FALLOUT NEW VEGAS TEXTURE GLITCH MOD
FALLOUT NEW VEGAS TEXTURE GLITCH UPDATE

FALLOUT NEW VEGAS TEXTURE GLITCH UPDATE

One more suggestion was to run the vanilla launcher up to the Main Menu and exit so it will update the INI files, even though you have manually edited them to include the 'bLoadFaceGenHeadEGTFiles=1' entry. I have seen a suggestion elsewhere (don't have a link) in that when changing race you need to first select a 'vanilla' race and then your desired custom race.Д¤. This suggests the possibility the use of the 'Race Menu' to a non-Caucasian race on a test character will trigger a change in how the game matches skin tones. It also works if I use the 'racemenu', but only if I change the race or preset and that is an issue because then I lose some of my perks, so I have to stick to loading another save game. I have to keep loading another save game until I get the right skin color, after it happens, I always get the right skin color no mater which game I load.ДЇor some reason after doing all this my main character gets the right skin color. In the game create a new character, or load another save game before loading my game play Open nexus, disable and enable archive invalidation. It seems I can fix it doing this everytime I play the game:

FALLOUT NEW VEGAS TEXTURE GLITCH MOD

Are you running a 'merged/bashed patch' file? That should resolve mod conflicts affecting the skin color. I am not using any ENBs if that is of any help.ДЎ. Can the issue be that I had Type 3 installed before FCO and NVR? I can't imagine why it would be so since I uninstalled all three mods using MO, unless I'm missing something. Deleted and reinstalled all the mods in their correct (?) order (FCO > NVR > Type 3) Replaced the body textures installed by Type 3 with the ones found in New Vegas Redesigned (not a standard fix but I read it supposedly fixes the problem)ДҐ. Unticked and ticked 'Have MO manage archives'Д¤. Ticked Archive Invalidation on and off several timesДЈ. Checked that bLoadFaceGenHeadEGTFiles is set to 1 for all fallout.ini, falloutprefs.ini and Fallout_default.iniДў. Like I mentioned in the title, I tried all the usual fixes:ДЎ. So, like xfyrenx said, you can just delete the meshes and textures from the. If it can't find them there, it'll load them from the archives. If you have archive invalidation active, the game will look for them in the folders first. bsa archives in your data folder (such as 'Fallout - Meshes.bsa'). When I went out to see if it worked I noticed that Sunny Smiles had a distinctly darker skin tone on her head compared to her body. The original meshes and textures are stored in. Using Mod Manager I installed New Vegas Redesigned on top of Fallout Character Overhaul, and then the Type 3 body and armor replacer.

Fallout new vegas texture glitch