Conflict with clothing overhauls like Rustic Clothing .
: Patched, dirt-stained rags reflecting the poverty of the Honorhall Orphanage. AI and Behavioral Adjustments
To help tailor this setup to your specific game, could you tell me you are currently using, which visual child mod (like RS Children or TK Children) you plan to pair it with, and if you are running any major city overhauls ? Share public link
: Built to work alongside clothing mods and "Slayable Offspring" patches for more flexible gameplay. SSE 1.2 Version Deep Dive woo children overhaul sse 1.2
Replaces blurry vanilla skin with high-resolution, pore-detailed textures.
To make a specific child always recruitable: Console click child → type: addfac 5C84D 1 setav confidence 4 setav aggression 1
// WOO Children v1.2 (Overhauled) import WOOStreamManager from 'woo-children/sse'; Conflict with clothing overhauls like Rustic Clothing
: The mod replaces vanilla head meshes and textures with custom assets, offering a look that is significantly different and more detailed than the base game.
You must install these patches to avoid conflicts and visual bugs.
The mod is known to work well with many of Skyrim's most popular expansions, including . It also has built-in or community-created patches for: Share public link : Built to work alongside
This example provides a high-level overview. A real-world implementation would require more detailed planning, coding, and testing. Ensure to follow best practices in coding, security, and performance optimization.
This is crucial. Place the mod AFTER any general character overhaul mods (like WICO or Total Character Makeover) to ensure the children's faces are not overwritten. Example: Skyrim.esm CharactersOverhaul.esp WooChildrenOverhaul.esp Potential Compatibility Issues
These issues frequently arise when using alongside major overhaul mods like WICO (Windsong Immersive Character Overhaul) and WACCF (Weapons Armor Clothing and Clutter Fixes) .
| Option | Effect | |--------|--------| | | Off = children flee always; On = children can fight back (leveled to 1–10) | | Mortal Children | Off = essential (cannot die); On = can die (breaks some quests) | | Follower Mode | Allows recruitment of children (requires Combat = On) | | Gift Giving | On = children accept weapons/clothes gifts | | Prank System | On = children occasionally play minor pranks (sandbox only) |