Vanilla (and NPCs) Hair Mixer

Hello, petal!

- And welcome to the description.

This is a bit of a personal project I've been working on for the past few weeks to make "hair mashups" in-game without having to load the models on an editing software,

it works by adding the vanilla hairstyles (87 in total, I think that's all of them) plus a bunch from some npcs (20+) to the horns, beard and tail slots, so you can mix them with each other and with the base hair slot.

All the hairdos have icons and are named to make browsing through CC filled UIs more convenient.

Over a 100 options to play with, so mix and match to your heart's content!

Files - READ THIS (please)

I found out (after lots of testing and flapping about) that adding beard slots to Elves and Drow makes the game crash when you click in "Randomize Appearance" - for whatever reason the game just can't handle moustachioed elves.

So the base files don't have hairstyles in these slots only for them. (You'll still crash if you have any other mods that make use of the Drow and Elf beard slots).

If you don't use the randomize function, or you really want that extra slot (and don't mind the aforementioned crash) then there's a version under optional files that adds them for you, luv.

Requirements

- Improved UI (or the extra slots won't show up in character creation).

- Plus UI is recommended but not required, my eyesight is not what it used to be and this mod makes it much easier to spot the hair I'm looking for amidst piles of question marks from other mods.

Compatibility

Should be compatible with everything, including mods that add CC to the same slots. Custom Races will need to be patched - please contact me for adding support.

Available patches on this page (as of now):

- Whispers of the Divine - Aasimar Race

- The Dunmer - Playable Dark Elf Race

Installation

Chose your desired version(s) and download it, then you can either use BG3 Mod Manager (such a precious thing!) to import the .zip files or you can extract them manually and move the .pak to your mods folder.

Then (from the BG3 MM interface) you just need to drag them to the "active mods" load order on the left, save the current order, and export it to the game.

You can use the main files as a standalone or with each other, same thing for the optional ones.

And that's that!

Load order shouldn't matter but keep it