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I update my mods yesterday and made some changes to the folder 'portrait_sets'. I changed the name of the file inside from '00_portrait_sets' to '01c_portrait_sets'. I made the same changes to my other mods and changed the same file in my valyrian mod (to '01v_portrait_sets') and one of my morjan mods (to '01mhr_portrait_sets). After testing it turned out that now I can use all these 3 mods at the same time.
S:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\281990\1310107969\gfx\models\portraits\chiss_bodies
The bodies of the Chiss are labeled human_male and human_female. I checked the other mods to see if this was also the case for them, and it turns out that they do. It may have be an issue, but I don't fully know. I don't know a lick of editing portraits, so I will not touch those sine you gave me a work around for the issue I previously mentioned. I thought I would let you know.
I think I have a solution for your problem. Go to the place on your harddrive where the Chiss mod is installed and find the folder \common\portrait_sets. In my case it is:
D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\281990\1310107969\common\portrait_sets
Open the 00_portrait_sets.txt-file and go to around line 462. There should be this
portraits = {
"humanoid_02"
"humanoid_03"
"humanoid_04"
"humanoid_05"
"chiss"
add "morjan" and "valyrian" right under "chiss" (before the bracket) and you should be able to use both mods togehter.
SHould look like this:
portraits = {
"humanoid_02"
"humanoid_03"
"humanoid_04"
"humanoid_05"
"chiss"
"morjan"
"valyrian"
}
However I do want to let you know the mod words just fine by itself, but I knoticed an issue when using it along side either the Morjan or the Valyrian. The issues I found is are if either two of the three mods are active, one will override the other entirely, (Chiss/Morjan: Chiss overridden, Morjan/Valyrian: the Morjan overridden or Chiss/Valyrian: Chiss overridden).
I do not know what exactly causes, but it could possible that certain files between all the mods are shared, which is possibly causing the overrides
No, unfortunately not.
Hi there, after a rather long hiatus I'm back and set to work on updating my mods. This was luckily one of the mods where updating went rather smoothly compared to many other things. Let me know how it works.