This means that things like animals and creatures are considered to be Male. Males are determined by the inverse of the Female tag. The Female tag exists and is used specifically for female NPCs. If you want a character to have a 75% chance to be uncut, you can also turn | | | Which would give a character 3 chances out of 4 to have ForeskinHide at 0, and 1 out of 4 chances to be cut at ForeskinHide at 1.0.Įdited Jby I've already mentioned this elswhere, but there's no actual Male tag in the game. Now only all Nords will be affected by MaleRandom. If you want a certain race to only be affected, you can create an entry like this: All|Male|NordRace = MaleRandom (Or create a new entry in the template with the stats you desire). If you want only certain NPCs from certain mods, you can use Dawnguard.esm|All|Male which will affect only male NPCs from Dawnguard.esm. If you want a character to still have a certain bodytype, you just add it after the All|Male line as seen in the example above. Here it is for anyone who is interested in modifying it for their own use. So anyway, I've created a truly random bodygen file for those who want true randomness, with it weighted more towards Samson high values and less Samuel randomness since it isn't a bodytype I'm too interested in. I've since realized that the command :0.50 would achieve the same effect, with more values inbetween and randomness.
Next I realized that people were using a convoluted way to create bodytypes such as | | | | which is basically a chance to give them Samson=.1/.2/etc. I've since found out that a simple All|Male=Bodytype works just as well. At first, the few male bodygen files on the internet consisted of pasting every single NPC baseid that you wanted to change and giving them a preset body type. Since the bodygen files were created, I realized that there were multiple ways to use it.
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