Everything is under a BSOrderedNode, which basically means it needs to be in a specific order.

I'd say you're on the right track of adding 'near stars' over to the werewolf side, however you need to be very very careful.

You say you can't retexture the nebula IntWolfSkyLevel2.dds. If anyone has any ideas, I would be greatly appreciative.ġ meshes/interface/intperkskydome.nif (meshes.bsa)ģ textures/interface/intstartile0x.dds (textures.bsa)Ĥ textures/interface/intfullnebulapanarama01.dds (textures.bsa)ĥ meshes/dlc01/interface/intvampireperkskydome.nif (dawnguard.bsa)Ħ textures/dlc01/interface/intwolfskylevel2.dds (dawnguard.bsa)ġ. However, unlike any other static, when you go to change the textures on the skydome, nothing changes. I have tried to mess around in nifskope to no avail and I have tried to change textures in the Creation Kit. I can leave the perk tree and go back to game, but any time I try to use the perk tree, it won't work. If I try to move blindly in the tree, the game crashes. Except, whenever I do this and go in game, the perk trees go completely black so I only see the GUI. No luck there so the only thing I can think of is to try to directly edit the intvampireperkskydome.nif and to either add planes for stars or to duplicate current star tiles (from the vampire side). Also, the way the werewolf tree is set up, I can only texture the moon and constellation, but not the background of the nebula 6. So, upon re-texturing the stars, only the vampire tree looks starrier, but not the werewolf one. First off, there are near stars, but only on the vampire side of the perk tree 5, but not the werewolf side (I should add that both trees are found in the same. You would assume these would roll over to the DLC perk trees, but no. The second thing was that I was able to add stars to the background of the nebula texture 4. This makes the 'sky' look more starry and also gives the effect of the camera passing through stars when zooming to a specific perk tree. nif 1 for the tree, you can see that there are planes 2 that star textures 3 are applied to.

The reason as to why I was able to make the regular tree have more stars was twofold. The Dawnguard DLC trees seem to be a bit more difficult (I should add that what I am trying to do is add more stars so it matches the regular perk tree). The 'vanilla' perk tree was easily texture-able as all I had to do was edit the. In short I am trying to re-texture all of the interfaces relating to the perk trees, and that means also changing the Vampire and Werewolf perk trees. If you haven't seen the 'Skyrim Skill Interface Re-texture,' well, I am the mod author.

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