I also could have selected New File for a custom ESP to contain all my eye edits, but since FCO-NPC Changes.esp was already editing a slew of NPCs, I chose it to keep things simple.Īfter that, in the right hand window in FNVEdit there was now an entry for VFSSilverRushBomberCustomer (00159A89} as being edited by FCO-NPC Changes.esp. Right clicking in the left hand pane of FNVEdit on the entry for VFSSilverRushBomberCustomer (00159A89}, I chose the option "Copy as Override into." and ticked the box next to FCO-NPC Changes.esp. Scanning up the list from VFSSilverRushBomberCustomer, I noticed that another NPC listing (VFSAtomicWranglerGuard) was edited by FCO-NPC Changes.esp and had its race listed as Caucasian201 "Caucasian 20 1", which is one of the Caucasian races from FCO. Scrolling down, I noticed that the RNAM - Race value for this NPC was set to Caucasian "Caucasian", which is one of the game default races.
Next, typing that NPC ID into the Form ID search box (00159A89), I arrived at the listing for VFSSilverRushBomberCustomer, which was not edited by any plugin from its default value in FalloutNV.esm. A listing for a cell placement in FalloutNV.esm came up, and it referenced NPC 00159A89. So I quit the game, opened up FNVEdit, and typed in that ID (00159a8b) into the Form ID search box in FNVEdit. No idea why he had a double-iris, but to fix it, I opened up the console while he was on the screen, and clicked on him.
It was the guy who tries to blow up Silver Rush while you are Door Guard for a day. I usually just fix them one by one as they come.įor example, the most recent NPC with a double-iris was not even edited by FCO-NPC Changes.esp. If those are verified, I still sometimes encounter either side-eye or double-iris problems on lesser noticed NPCs. And that bLoadFaceGenHeadEGTFiles is set equal to 1 in your Fallout.ini and FalloutPrefs.ini.
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The key to fixing random eye problems is to first verify that mod #37537 (Hi-Res Eyes Replacer) files are not being overwritten. Editing FCO - NPC Changes.esp and copying the change over to FCOMaster.esm in this way causes Santiago and Lonesome Drifter to use both the FCO face data and the FCO eye textures, which solved the problem for me. By combining FCO face data with stock eyes, side eye results. The entry for Tommy Torini uses FCO's version of dark brown eyes.
This works because the data for Santiago and Lonesome Drifter is edited by FCO to adjust the facial geometry and hair, but the eyes are left stock dark brown. After making the change to FCO - NPC Changes, drag it over to FCOMaster.esm. To duplicate data (copy over), just click a cell and drag/drop it to another cell to overwrite. Then, for the paste, do the same thing and Control+V. To copy the data in FNVEdit, select the correct data cell, right click and choose Edit. I found that if I opened up FCO - NPC Changes.esp inside FNVEdit, copied the Eye line data entry from Tommy Torini, pasted it into Santiago and Lonesome Drifter, and then duplicated the changes over into FCOMaster.esm, the problem went away. After installing mod #37537 (Hi-Res Eyes Replacer), the side eye still wasn't fixed.
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