It's as if that entire folder in the documents folder isn't even being used?ĭo you know if you have ANY working mods at all? I know Steam puts things in "non-standard" locations, so I'm not 100% sure what the full path to your "override" folder should be. The fact that tucked hair doesn't seem to be working (the hair style in the picture on the main page doesn't show up when i go to make an elf female.) is making me think that for some stupid reason that mods arent working at all with the game! I also tried getting the developer console working earlier too, just to see if it worked and i couldn't get that working either. It's not you guys, but all i'm getting with all my google searches and what people are telling me are all things i've ALEADY DONE. This is actually really ticking me off now. Please keep in mind that installing the Noncompanions require prior installation of Dracomies TexturesĬhoose between Recommended, Aesthetics and Enhanced Lore. In the case with Windows Vista and Windows 7, it may point it to "Documents" but the installer is pointing to "My Documents" so have it go to your override folder where you have been installing mods in the past.
Make the installer point the files to that exact folder. Whenever you have installed mods in the past, they go in a particular override folder. If you have a copy of Windows Vista or Windows 7, make the files go to your override folder. Choose the bubble called "Dracomies True textures" Double-click Dragon Age Redesigned Version _.exeħ.
Double-click the folder called "Dragon Age Redesigned Version _"Ģ. And also note that the Companion NPCs are installed individually, seperately from any others, and a couple require other mods as well.ġ. Note that the instructions provided with the mod actually have a step "out of order" in that they would have you installing Dracomies True Textures AFTER selecting the "style" of the redesigned NPCs you want to use. Given the thousands of players who have successfully employed DA-RD, the issue is probably with your install. Have you tried building a new female PC yet? Do you have a whole series of hairstyles AFTER the ones you're used to with ears showing? Next, as discussed by both Rusty and myself, "Tucked Haior" only works during the Character Creation phase. But as far as their actual use in the game, it doesn't matter. In general you shouldn't have to "move" them, and many are packaged so as to unpack themselves AS an entire folder.
That way you can a) know what you've got installed, and b) easily remove a mod (when you want to) by just deleting its folder. Well, one thing to know is that most DA mods BELONG in their own folder within the "override" folder.
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