This can be remedied by typing 'SetPCYoung 0' in the console (which will restore any non-standard hairstyle that was set) - though it might mess with some sections of the game (it's best to let the game revert it naturally).ĭon't confuse SetPCYoung for marking a player as Child. What likely IS preventing the hairstyle change is probably SetPCYoung - which only allows the default hairstyle for the player's race.

If you call AgeRace and there's no younger/older race to change to in the intended direction, the command is simply ignored. If an adult race links to a child race, it doesn't guarantee said child race links back to the same adult race - which is what you're describing (IE: a custom race has the vanilla CaucasianChild as the younger race, AgeRace -1 will work properly, but AgeRace 1 will set to Caucasian instead of setting back to the custom race). As the third note here explains: you can use AgeRace -99 to guarantee the youngest race in a string (or AgeRace 99 for the oldest) relative to a race. AgeRace -1 and AgeRace 1 fail entirely if there's no younger/older race specified. I was testing this and either TTW/NVSE/JIP LN fixed it or that's not how it works.

The method I use is to make a copy of CaucasianChild, make its adult race the custom race, and the custom race use the duplicated child as the child race. The game defaults back to CaucasianChild if it can't find a child race linked to your adult race, then it changes to Caucasian as your character becomes an adult. The problem is the fact that your race doesn't have a properly linked child race.

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