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problem has been fixed. fixed it my self if someone really wants to know what I did to fix it contact me via PM and i will lend a hand to help

How do you keep the skin of the character.. on the character when wearing a helmet? Biped meshes of armor are supposed to hide parts of skin, but I don't know how to keep the skin there like the rest of the existing armor... Do I just leave the 'malehead.nif' inside my mesh and it'll adapt the skin color, etc, of whoever is wearing it? This question is complicated to ask... Problem Solved by myself! Thanks anyway!

I'm creating a custom helmet with a new mesh, but I haven't a clue how to make a biped model. I read that you change some settings of the NIF file of your helmet (BSDismembermentSkinInstance), but that's absent in my helmet's NIF file. How do you normally put that in?

I'm in the process of creating a dual boot with Windows 7 and 10 and am thinking of moving my steam library to an external USB3.1C SSD and running my games off of there, but I was first curious as to what the community's experiences were like. I'm not too concerned about moving my steam library or the speed of my SSD, but I was curious to know whether or not my system might go bonkers if I were to partition my main SSD into two parts, install Windows 7 on one of these partitions while keeping Windows 10 on the other, and play certain games (ie. Skyrim) off of Windows 7 while using Windows 10 for the rest. How would my system respond? Would Windows 10 and 7 interfere with each other were they to be located on the same SSD (albeit separate partitions)? Thanks in advance, any answers are welcome and appreciated. ~Smexy

hello nexus! i am holding a brand new Skyrim Legendary for MS ($25 amazing deal!) my computer currently boots to Sabayon but will have other installs later. i have already joined Sabayon and Skyrim forums and asked a ton of questions, and the general consensus seems to be that i am unique in wanting to try this. is Wine or virtualBox better for playing Skyrim and learning to use creation kit? can Wine and Skyrim be on a seperate partition from the OS that is using them? i will likely have four different installs of linux on their own separate partitions, i hope i don't need 4 identical copies of Wine, Skyrim, and Steam for each of them. Sabayon comes with Steam Big Picture Mode, so i already have it installed, can i register for MS Skyrim using linux Steam, or do i need Steam for MS? if i have to have a MS version of Steam, does it make sense to keep linux Steam, and can i put MS Steam and Wine on a separate partition from the OS using them?