New version: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2822786778

Yes, it is.

Is this compatible with the current game version?

With that being said tho, I did create an HPP-EPE compatibility patch, because EPE does more than just adding new ethnicities: it also add new clothes and hairstyles and whatnot, and my compatch integrates them into HPP.
The latest compatches can be downloaded here: https://github.com/Metalhead33/CK3---Human-Phenotype-Project-Compatibility-Patches/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

EPE's goal is to expand upon the vanilla ethnicities with a focus on creating good-looking characters - HPP's completely replace the vanilla ethnicities altogether and be as scientifically accurate as possible.

"What would you say the difference in design philosophy is?"
I - the creator of HPP - spoke with the creator of EPE about it. Our design philosophies are completely different.
HPP is intended to replicate the various human phenotypes seen on humanphenotypes.net , having one "ethnicity" for each phenotype. It's a scientific approach - we create a character in the ruler designer, and then convert it into an ethnicity template. The ranges for facial features remain about as broad as in the vanilla game, so each phenotype itself remains somewhat diverse.
In contrast, EPE is made by creating around 200 attractive characters for each culture, and converting them into ethnicity templates with very narrow ranges. Their intention is to make them look good, not to make them scientifically accurate

I've used both in the past. HPP, I feel does create a greater distinction between realistic appearances of cultures however, within those cultures there does appear to be less individual distinctions. Between less "individualism", HPP's lack of compatibility with other mods and the other benefits that it adds, I now stick with EPE. If you are a light mod user, then HPP is very intriguing and does some cool things that Vanilla does not give you.

Im trying to decide between EPE and Human Phenotype Project, what would you say the difference in design philosophy is?

Where are you guys getting best results in load order. Right now I have it pretty far down after anything that may edit characters or ethnicities.

@redbird @blazeknave the epe compatch is in the link above

I third that motion

+1 compatch

I second the compatch for EPE.

@Lucca - Not out of the box, but I could create a compatch if really necessary.
Not sure if there is a point tho, since (if we ignore the fact that EPE also adds new clothes) both mods do almost the same thing: replace vanilla ethnicities, albeit via two fundamentally different philosophies.
If you are fine with all the extra ethnicities added by EPE being replaced, and only the clothes appearing, then sure, I could make a compatch.

can it wotk with EPE?

Great mod, everyone looks so accurate now. Thank you!

Thank you!

U are de man, man!!!

done

Excellent job, please update for 1.5 Royal Court!

Great mod ! Please update for 1.5

One of the most intelligent mods in CK3, please update

Any update incoming?

@_@ just want a mod that add elf ears compatible with carnalitas bundle

Love the mod, could you make it compatible with The Fall of the Eagle Roman era mod? It's a very well done overhaul, but this mod has a similar problem that EPE does with that one is that it changes the cultures of France and half of Britain into African cultures, I much prefer this one getting a compatch than EPE

@Leaf I asked in the EPE but was told that they do similar things so it wouldn't be possible. If you can make a patch though, that'd be cool.

aegonisablackfyre - I could look into it.

Any chance that we might get a patch with EPE?

Nice works. Quick reminder that Han should have that Burmese topknot too.

@Leaf / Metalhead33
Thanks! I'd also like to know if I could use it atm and if it's still compatible with Community Flavor Pack, since it got updated many times, since your mod's latest update.
Cheers!

@ Leaf / Metalhead33

Hello! Congrats on your outstanding work. Is this compatible with 1.4.* in its present state?

Yes, and I will be updating it once the new culture-related update/DLC comes out.

@Leaf / Metalhead33
Hi, are you still working on this?
Cheers!

How do you set the hairstyles and beards used by each culture?

Sure, I wouldn't mind at all.

This is awesome! Would you allow including this in other mods? (credited of course)

@Leaf / Metalhead33
Hi, I'd like to ask what's the compatibility status for the new Ethnicities and Portraits Expanded mod?
Cheers!

more bookmarks comp patch is outdated i think

@Leaf / Metalhead33

Just saw your reply! Thank you very much! I was a bit confused at first, because people previously mentioned compatches for Community Flavor etc. Good to know that your mod is fully compatible, since I love it!

Cheers!

@G.Strategos - No, the mod is perfectly compatible with Community Flavor, Clothing Tweaks, Barbershop and Improved Nobles out of the box.

@Leaf / Metalhead33

Thanks!
Do we still need compatches for Community Flavor or Barbershop? If yes, will you please let us know when they're ready? If not then thanks for making them compatible!


Cheers!

The compatibility patches are being worked on.

Hi, guys! Anyone knows where is the Compatch for Community Flavor mod? I can't find it on Git. Do we have another source?

@Peenut
If you are using the community flavor mod. It has a tendency to mix match the phenotype makeup.

Why does some of the latin and celtic look like full blooded africans lol. Destroys the whole immersion.

The mod looks great so far, but I haven't found the compatibility patch for Community Flavor, as linked in the description. Is a compatibility patch necessary, then? And if so, what is the actual link to find it?

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Cope

stfu nazi VVV

Hey, by the way, humanphenotypes isnt completely accurate anymore. There is a new Raciology which I ought to make you guys aware of, here's the link
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