Some of them, like the Halo armor mods, aren't even pretending to be lore-friendly. That would reduce the project scale, yet give the reader a good enough idea of what each slider position would like without actually showing it (if I'm making any sense here).Question Regarding Valkyr Textures + CBBE - posted in Fallout 4 Mod Troubleshooting: I had the normal version of this texture pack before and had to change to a different version because I started using the CBBE version for the body. To limit the size, instead of showing how each point on the sliders look, we could divide the bars into three equally spaced points on the line, and show the appearence of the object (eyes, nose, etc.) on those three points only. So we start with a "default face", and then show how all the noses affect that, and then all of the hairstyles on that face, and all of the eyds on that face? Could be big, but I think that could work.
If we do that, we may want to consider making it an official project.
If we want to look at showing all the different possible face combinations, well, that would be a significantly bigger workload. I was thinking just along the lines of the face presets, where there is only approximately 12 different looks for each sex. If we go for it, we'd have to make some sort of a main selection, otherwise it's just too many possibilities. Looks like gene projector would be the better page for it.
Sounds good, but how many presets are we looking at? Agent c ( talk) 17:01, Ma(UTC) I can't acquire these pictures, and I'm not sure about the best way to set this up. The main idea being, we include pictures of all the character presets, and a list of the hair styles and colors. I was thinking about expanding the Fallout 3 character creation and the Fallout: New Vegas character creation pages to include the actual "building" part, you know, where you put together the sex, face, and hair. Hello Nukapedia, today I have a fairly minor proposal, but I can't do it alone, so I have come here.
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