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*Any character this is done to uses the default face textures for their new race. | *Any character this is done to uses the default face textures for their new race. | ||
**If | **If the player's chosen hair is now invalid for the changed race, the default hair is shown instead. If you change them back, their hair will be restored. | ||
**For NPCs the same applies, but their hair will not be restored when changed back. | |||
*Bethesda's code generally assumes you are playing as an adult. Specifically, completing the Tranquility Lane quest will turn you into an adult if you are a child, (since it uses agerace -1 at the start, then agerace 1 at the end), and the Broken Steel DLC ''will not start'' unless you are one of the adult human races. | *Bethesda's code generally assumes you are playing as an adult. Specifically, completing the Tranquility Lane quest will turn you into an adult if you are a child, (since it uses agerace -1 at the start, then agerace 1 at the end), and the Broken Steel DLC ''will not start'' unless you are one of the adult human races. | ||
*If custom races are added in mods, there is no real way to test what "age group" the player is currently in, but "agerace -99" is prettymuch guaranteed to set them to the youngest possible value for their race, and "agerace 99" to the oldest. | *If custom races are added in mods, there is no real way to test what "age group" the player is currently in, but "agerace -99" is prettymuch guaranteed to set them to the youngest possible value for their race, and "agerace 99" to the oldest. | ||