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Scientific Beautiful People Mod

An Overhaul of the Beauty Trait mod, characters with the Beauty traits ranging 1-3 will the majority of time look attractive with features found attractive by science as well as features sculpted from famous actors, models under ck3 limitations. A refined version of my earlier mod works with everything but note if you use premade DNA it will be changed by this mod if you gain a beauty trait. EPE was used in the photos but works standalone.



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My reason for creating this mod is while yes in the basic game the beauty_good characters are not ugly they never felt beautiful to me when I watched Iman Bowie walk the runaway or pose with David Bowie during their wedding the first thought that came to my mind was "wow, they're beautiful." in a striking memorizing way I never felt this way with the basic CK3 system so my goal was to create a mod that made the beautiful trait not just make attractive people but strikingly attractive people.

The data for the sculpting in this mod was collected from finding the most popular actors and models(heartthrobs only) like Henry Cavill, Angelina Jolie then also analyzing some of the most popular facial features from a collection of studies then in the mod itself I ensure the game tries it's best to incorporate those features into characters with the beauty trait. This is the first version, so I'll likely tune it as I go.

TLDR: Answers to questions asked
1.Will all characters look the same? No.
2.Why did you make this mod? Boredom with the vanilla system, desire for a different type of visual aesthetics.
3.Were other ethnicities than just white kept in mind when making this? Yes.
4.How is this different than basic game? Ck3 follows a golden radio rule, but this ends up with the characters being more average with no really high values used on the sliders which I dislike as it does not allow for striking appearances, this mod also allows for slight non-symmetrical features to imprint more humanlike realism as no face is perfectly symmetric.