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After playing NWN1 again after 20 years, the only regret before was that the character was ugly, and now I have to do it myself.
I've been doing this for a long time, I won't say much more. I brushed the hair weight several times before I was satisfied, and the final version Q bounced naturally.
Due to the relatively little large number of vertex faces, the engine of NWM1 is relatively old, and there may be a slight lag when switching (in the create role UI and some equipment changing). it's all normal. just put it under 'override' and enjoy the game,Hide welfare portraits.
I'm playing 1.69,Someone just say that there seems to be a problem when do some sport in NWN EE. then I made some adjustments.one is for NWN1 1.69, another is adjusted weight for NWN EE,this one is less movable.Rename the model file you want to use and place it under 'override'.
I updated it, to solve the problem of triangle vertices in the case of no light, renamed the desired file to pfh0_head028.mdl, and put it under override.
I've been doing this for a long time, I won't say much more. I brushed the hair weight several times before I was satisfied, and the final version Q bounced naturally.
Due to the relatively little large number of vertex faces, the engine of NWM1 is relatively old, and there may be a slight lag when switching (in the create role UI and some equipment changing). it's all normal. just put it under 'override' and enjoy the game,Hide welfare portraits.
I'm playing 1.69,Someone just say that there seems to be a problem when do some sport in NWN EE. then I made some adjustments.one is for NWN1 1.69, another is adjusted weight for NWN EE,this one is less movable.Rename the model file you want to use and place it under 'override'.
I updated it, to solve the problem of triangle vertices in the case of no light, renamed the desired file to pfh0_head028.mdl, and put it under override.