My investigation proved that it is Creation Kit that adds these "wild edits" when an ESP file is saved, as there were quite a few other mods that changed the same tint layers - I can't remember which ones actually, but I did contact couple of authors and after a short collaboration this was the conclusion. So, in my previous games, running into vampires in dark dungeons and caves, I probably never even noticed this issue, but in the daylight with all my higher texture mods enabled, the mismatch is even more noticeable than what is shown in the screen shot above. I spent hours combing through face and body mods and combinations and overrides trying to figure out WTF was happening. Now, here is the same clean save with all the Unofficial Patches installed and correctly sorted. OK, this is a clean save game made with only official game files no mod esp's or textures installed under test profile in Mod Organizer. I have been looking for a good example to corroborate what Arthmoor et al have been arguing and validate the concern that there are use cases where the elegance of MO standards could break things unless we either inform the user or add in some contingencies. I don't have time to verify, and I think that as the issue invoker, he needs to rule out this seeming probability. I am anxious for Kludebar to comment at this point.
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