They will many times point to obscure, hard to find mods for dependencies for their mod to work, but I've never had to install any translator software to run anything, nor would I (sounds like a problem waiting to happen). Just use a good translator in your browser - even with that, you'll have to translate the translation. And yes they can have errors and omissions, so it helps to know how to edit things with mod tools like Nifscope and TES5Edit. The NPC replacers by Korean modder sidearm93 are the best out there IMO, and the clothing mods are just crazy. I've tried a lot of Chinese, Japanese, and (mostly) Korean mods. They must have just forgot.ĭoes anyone know more about this? It would be awesome getting some of those japanese files/clothing mods to work.Īm looking for eyeware and sort of casual (or cosplay) clothings to do some Skyrim candid and portrait photography of my character. Have some sort of translator installed to be able to run files made for tesv files from other (in this case Asian) countries.īut that was all the helpfulness that thread had, it had no links or how-to's. Nevertheless, they almost always NEVER WORK! not even when you tweak your loadorder. I managed to dowload a few by just guessing where the download buttons wereĪnd figuring out that the only english I could read was CBBEV3 haha.
It seems a lot of clothes andĪrmor modding goes on in China and Japan, more focussed on cosplay etc. I have been playing around with a lot of mods on Nexus since I joined (thank you all by the way, all u guys r great!).Īlong the way I now have stumbled across a problem I am not sure how to work out, or if it is even recommended.
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