This one hides them so you can pretend they never existed and we live in a better world. Other mods do the same thing but leave the scores visible in your inventory. Why can't Geralt wear a pair of shoes that have a level requirement he hasn't reached yet? Are you telling me the Butcher of Blaviken needs more practice to effectively wear a pair of boots into battle? Item levels are a bane of RPGs, and if you want to swing any sword you can afford instead of having to carry spare gear around until you cross an arbitrary line to use it, this mod will let you. Gear Levels Hidden and No Level Requirementsĭownload Gear Levels Hidden and No Level Requirements on NexusMods If that's too much, you can also customize and hide any markers you don’t need. You can change which quest is active by just clicking on the objective marker, it gives you a set of custom pins to mark points of interest you find, and there's a version that also keeps track of merchants and herbalists. Rather than having to flip back and forth between the quest journal and the map to see which objectives are nearby, this mod makes markers for every active quest visible at once. As for other race conversions, you'll just have to go by trial and error.Download All Quest Objectives on Map on NexusMods I'm not sure why that is, but it worked for me. If you change an imperial to a khajiit, for example, they will have fur and a tail, but their heads will stay human, except with a disembodied set of khajiit teeth floating in front of them.ĮDIT: Actually, you can change an imperial to a khajiit correctly by doing this: Change the NPC to an Argonian first, and then change them to a khajiit.

A few examples would be 'setrace argonian' or 'setrace woodelf'. The correct answer to your question is to go into the command console in-game with the tilde (~) key, click on the character you want to change with the mouse pointer (might take a few tries to select the character, the console pointer can be kind of finicky) and enter 'Setrace '. Then select the mod esp file itself and tick 'Set as active plugin'. The stupidity of the people on this site never ceases to amaze me. 3 thegod656 Posted 13 January 2018 - 04:58 pm Stranger Members 7 posts Ok when you start up the CK you have to load Skyrim.esm as well as any other esm/esp files that the mod your follower is located in.

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