Robert's mods

Roberts's Head pack

Robert's Head pack
- modders resource

Here's a collection of my heads together with sample maps as separate pack to make them easier available. while it's no problem to extract the BSA files using BSA Browser, the growing directory size in the plugins makes them a bit difficult to locate meanwhile. It's the same heads contained in the replacers - with modified names to avoid overwiting issues, only Redguard 1 is an updated version and Redguard 2 is a new less african version.

The stuff started with the attempt to make a head for the Orc kids of Emma's Children of Morrowind plugin who had to live with the heads of their grandmas. Side result was a head for Redguards, since the second head I modified into an Orc was a BH Redguard one, and when finished I turned it back to Redguard.
Then I decided to cover the other races too - preferably for males the used female heads (the range of the male heads generally is too narrow to be used there) tend to give a somewhat female expression. Intention was to make heads in between the existing adult male/female ones, less gender specific. In the beginning they were made to be usable for both genders (Orks and Redguards). Then I splitted it into different versions for the genders. Nevertheless the heads can be used for the other gender too, just like they can be used for adults. While every head has it's special focus, there's a more or less wide range where it can be used. Female WElfs aren't contained, because this part is sufficiently covered by Rhedds heads, and for the same reason Bretons/Imperials/Nords got only one average female head.

The color of the maps is adjusted to the color of the original female body meshes of Morrowind used in the kids plugin. To use them elsewhere may require to adjust color and brightness. But the main intention was to provide the heads anyway, the maps are more examples how to texure them. This shouldn't be difficult since the frontal part of the face mapping isn't distorted (except of the noses of the Orks and the first Redguard head somewhat broadened). Means as long as the location of eyes/nose/mouth is the same applying different faces isn't a problem.
Maps are standardized (except of the difference between elvish and human eyes, only the WElf head is somewhat more different), this allows easy blending of faces.

All heads have glow maps enabled, whether this may be useful or not for the respective race - it increases the options and can be easily disabled by linking a black map. The included glow map only matches Orcs, DElfs and Humans. Orks, Redguards and DElfs have the glow map linked, the others are linked to the black map.

The pack contains:

three heads for Orcs - the third one is just the original version of the Redguard head with orkish teeth
two heads for Redguards	one male and one female head for DElfs
one male and one female head for HElfs	one male head for WElfs
one female head for humans	one male head for Bretons
one male head for Nords	one male head for Imperials
and the linked face and glow maps

It's a modder resource, to have the heads available in game they have to be added with the Construction Set.

Credits & Usage
The heads were started from existing heads, either from Better Heads or ones of Nomad, reference is included in the file name. Most of them are quite a bit off from their origin, so they're rather new heads now - except of the WElf one, where the origin of Rhedds female WElf head 3 is obvious.
The maps have the faces of other headpacks blended in in varying intensity. I've used the Better Heads faces, Emmas Children of Morrowind, UQFs face packs, Quarls faces, the faces of DonSalus, Nomads faces and the HighElf study of Rhedd.

Special thanks go to Rhedd for his great heads

My meshes and textures can be used freely without any conditions, only if it's modyfied the file names should be changed to avoid overwriting issues.

- Robert

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