Race Compatibility Mod Skyrim Pc

The 'RaceCompatibility for Skyrim and Dawnguard' mod should work well with my mod, but you have to follow TMPhoenix's directions ... my mod needs a clean save in between an old version and a new - he outlines a clear procedure how to do a clean save in conjunction with his mod.

WARNING: If you want to use Race Compatibility, you must use the version of his mod that works with my exact version of Better Vampires or things will break. His mod replaces some of my scripts.

RaceCompatibility is mainly a plugin that adds compatibility for custom races. There are some custom race mods that require RaceCompatibility in order to work properly, others don't. You should be able to check on that 1) on the mod's page under the requirements section or 2) in Nexus Mod Manager, if you use it. Here's a preview of my first ever public Skyrim mod, giving each race unique textures to make them appear more distinct. Releasing in a matter of days. So my first public Skyrim mod is nearly complete, just need to tidy up some leg seams, create the FOMOD installer and alternate options like smaller texture sizes, and I thought I'd give you all. This package allows mod authors to make mods based on the RaceCompatibility.esm to work properly with the Special Edition. With optional compatibility for USSEP, Better Vampires. Also fixes a bug in R. For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'race compatibility patch'.

'If you need to do a clean save for Better Vampires, you don't need to remove the RaceCompatibility mod, you NEED to make sure you re-install it WITHOUT the Better Vampires option. Then do your clean save, then re-install Better Vampires and then re-install RaceCompatibility mod WITH the Better Vampire option. Then you need to make sure NMM/LOOT has placed the mods in the correct load order.' - TMPhoenix

If you do not have Dawnguard or still need help, check with TMPhoenix for troubleshooting.

Load Order

Load order is important. My mod has to be in the correct load order. I highly recommend you use LOOT to sort your load order; it is quite easy to use. The load order in general should look like this:

Skyrim.esm
Official DLCs
...
RaceCompatibility.esm (if you use it)
...
Unofficial Patches (if you use them)
RaceCompatibilityUSKPOverride.esp (only if you use the USKP)
SkyRE (or similar overhauls)
...
Custom Races
Texture Replacers (vampire eyes, skin colour, etc.)
...
Better Vampires.esp
Royal Bloodline.esp (only vampire mod that should be loaded after mine)
...
Also, please remember that the installation order is just as important as the load order! If you use NMM to install my mod it will overwrite the scripts of other mods that use the same files - HOWEVER, if you install my mod first, then remove some other mod that used the same scripts, NMM will replace the other mod's scripts with the vanilla Skyrim backups it had.

Remove other mods first, install my mod last. It does not have to load last in your order, it just has to load after any mods that may also alter vampires. The only exception to this is Royal Bloodline - it can be installed and loaded after my mod.

If you need to update my mod while using RaceCompatibility, Octoboy outlined these steps that worked perfectly for him:

Using the BV MCM -> Clear/Reset BV Mod

Using the BV MCM -> Reset Sanguinare Vampiris (curing vampirism)

Exit Skyrim

Using the NMM -> Uninstall BV

Using the NMM -> Install RC WITHOUT BV

Load Skyrim Save from earlier.

Save in another, new slot (this makes your clean save)

Using the NMM -> Install BV

Using the NMM -> Install RC with BV (overwriting the VampireQuest scripts from BV)

All DLC

Race Mods For Skyrim

Unofficial Patches

RaceCompatibilityUSKPOverride.esp

And at the bottom, after all other plugins, finally Better Vampires

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Load most recent save

Using the BV MCM -> Reset Sanguinare Vampiris (to become infected)

Wait for 3 days (72 hours)

I do not use a custom race or the RaceCompatibility mod, but Jayce Styles created a great video on how he got his Lunari custom race working with Skyrim, the RaceCompatibility mod, and Better Vampires:

Modder ‘HeartAttackMan’ has released a new HD Texture Pack for both the Legacy and the Special editions of Skyrim. As the title suggests, Disparity and Diversity adds unique textures to each and every race in order to give them a more varied appearance and to better reflect each race’s characteristics.

All the newly overhauled textures will work with the default male/female meshes. The male textures will work with vanilla meshes, even though they were made for Males of Skyrim. On the other hand, the female textures work best with the UNP compatible meshes, or the Nordic Faces.

This mod is compatible with all racial ability overhauls such as Imperious. It is also compatible with skeleton replacers, as well as with NPC overhauls.

The 2K version of this mod is 1.4GB in size, whereas the 4K version is 4GB in size. You can download Disparity and Diversity for Skyrim Legacy from here, and for Skyrim Special Edition from here.

Since this mod improves the textures of NPCs, it is compatible with almost all the other Skyrim graphical mods we’ve been sharing lately. Thus, you can use it alongside Skyrim 2020 Version 3.5 or Septentrional Landscapes SE. You can also use it with this 10GB AI-enhanced Texture Pack that overhauls all of the game’s textures. Naturally, this mod is compatible with Project Clarity – Creature Textures Redone, Project Clarity – Effects Textures Redone, Project Clarity – Clutter Textures Redone, and Grass and Ground Overhaul SE Mod.

Additionally, you can use it with the Enhanced Blood Textures mod, which makes the game gorier and bloodier than ever. Furthermore, you can use it with this mod that overhauls its magic system by adding more than 200 new spells. Or you can use it with this mod that completely overhauls its enemy system.

Have fun!

John Papadopoulos

John is the founder and Editor in Chief at DSOGaming. He is a PC gaming fan and highly supports the modding and indie communities.Before creating DSOGaming, John worked on numerous gaming websites. While he is a die-hard PC gamer, his gaming roots can be found on consoles. John loved - and still does - the 16-bit consoles, and considers SNES to be one of the best consoles. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. That was mainly due to 3DFX and its iconic dedicated 3D accelerator graphics card, Voodoo 2. John has also written a higher degree thesis on the 'The Evolution of PC graphics cards.' Contact: Email