There are 2 more hair mods, as well, but I haven’t had time to test them, yet.

Here’s another which has custom armor, weapons, and some more custom hair. If you’d like to add some extra hairstyles to your Dragon Age characters, I suggest this mod if you don’t have it. There are actually two ways of doing this, and I’ll show you both. If I ever do learn an easier way, I’ll update my tutorial. There may be an easier way of doing all of this, but it’s what I found worked for me. Instructions are for Win XP and may vary for Vista or Win 7. Eventually, I’ll have the other races and sexes done, but right now all I’ve got is Alistair gamely modeling the various styles.

rtf file should be something you can open with Windows (just by default clicking on it), Word, Wordperfect, OpenOffice and many other programs. For those who don’t recognize the format, an. rtf form with pictures and the names of the hair you can download it here. So far I only have the human males done, but if you want a visual reference in. Or click on the link to your right which says Tutorials. That may not be necessary, but if you need a work-around with that mod, it’s something you can test.įor more information, more tutorials, and any advice I can offer using the Toolset follow this link. I’ve also included how I got the Witcher Hairstyles to work. Something glaringly simple slipped by me, so if you’ll excuse me while I hide in shame behind the couch to make this post, let’s take an updated look at an easier way of using More Hairstyles in the Toolset. Okay friends, as I’ve mentioned these get updated when I find out something new or a better way.

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