Edit: Forgot to answer your questions, and it became a bit of a mess so I tossed it in a spoiler.

Jasmer wrote on Sun, 02 November 2008 06:37

So, to do this do I go down to the OBJECT menu and find the hairstyles under there and delete the CAppearanceModifierDef entry?

To get rid of horns. For the hair styles, you just want to get rid of the ones suffixed with "bald".

Jasmer wrote on Sun, 02 November 2008 06:37

If so, does this stop it from turning blonde as you become more Good, as well?

Nope, that's CHeroMorphDef.

Jasmer wrote on Sun, 02 November 2008 06:37

Or can I go to CHeroMorphDef and just delete the BALD entries for all hair?

Alone, that wouldn't do, CAppearanceModifierDefs holds that stuff too.

Jasmer wrote on Sun, 02 November 2008 06:37

Doing that instead would allow my hair to turn blonde but make it incapable of morphing to bald if I'm evil, correct?

Getting rid of bald mesh entries in the CAppearanceModifierDefs of the hairstyles and getting rid of balding textures from the CHeroMorphDef (did they really do both?) would stop balding and allow blonding, yes. Tossing out everything in the CHeroMorphDef would result in no morphing, including blond textures.

Jasmer wrote on Sun, 02 November 2008 06:37

[Edit] I have a No Baldness.fmp that I got off these forums so it really shouldn't ever be an issue but I'd still like to know how to do it on my own all the same.

Very good. I like that.

Jasmer wrote on Sun, 02 November 2008 06:37

Here's the hairstyle on a child, for example.

While your post is nice, the child doesn't share the hair style with the adult Hero, that hair is attached to his model. Though your point is still made if the mesh is the same (good chance that it is).