A.J.

Just to make sure, i dont need to turn on any special options to get the text to show up right?

No. However, just to be sure: your weapon requires to make at least 1 damage.

You are porting from where?

Is it a wig (weighted) or it's hair? In case it's hair, did you conformulate the .EGM file?

 I'd like to make the suggestion that you incorporate AJ's PFE (Preset Facial Expression) mod into Sexout;

it makes the non-Amra animations more appealing.

While the concept behind is very flexible and "powerful", that ESP was just a proof of concept and can't be used. To allow these things working fine without downsides, it would require an extra NVSE function which actually doesnt' exist.

 

 

Can't do this with Print.

 

The real power of print is that it accepts functions.

 

Absolutely. But then, this implies that you know these functions. And I often don't.

But being serious, when my computer will finally work again I'll show you what I feel it's the only difference between the twos.

Ok I just tried in game and it works fine, both the creature functions.

Not sure what's your issue, I admit I didn't follow from start, but I attach my ESP so you can take a look. Everything's prefixed with aaa

aaaAmmo.esp

Is there a specific reason you use it or is it habit?

no it's not a matter of habit, they're just different. As I said you use Print for strings, PrintC for other kinds of variables.

For example, this returns the hex of a reference:

PrintC "My ref is %i" rMyRef

Can't do this with Print.

About your issue with GetIsCreature, there are some functions that work only in some specific blocktypes (some only in conditions), this could be an example.

I don't have time to make experiments right now, but if you don't succeed with your script mine's probably the reason.

Nevermind, let me fire up the geck and write a small script

However, for what counts... you're doing very good in debugging your own script using Print / PrintC. Usually people tend to spit 300 lines of script and then ask "why it doesn't work?" without even narrowing down with some Print / PrintC

You use Print for strings usually. You can use PrintC for other types of variables, but you must use a certain syntax.

You would like to change things like this:

If rMyRef.GetIsCreatureType 1

  PrintC "My creature is = 1"

elseif rMyRef.GetIsCreatureType 2

  PrintC "My creature is = 2"

etc.

To understand the parameters you want to pass to PrintC, you need to look for Format Specifiers

EDIT: I used PrintC, but I could have used Print, since I'm just printing a string.

Print allows concatenated syntax like this:

Print "My Int is " + $iMyInt + " and my string is " + $sMyString

While PrintC allows a syntax like this:

PrintC "My Int is %f and my string is %z" iMyInt sMyString

feel free to use the assets, they were built by me in Blender, with all my love and incompetence

For Modders, when the player has lipstick effect, every 10 seconds it dispatches "aLPPlayerHasLipstick" event.

now let's see if "modders who make interactions among player and npcs" will catch what I was meaning with this sentence...

 

There are 8 colors, some of them are really awful.

XD

Yups, that pretty much describes my lipstick life

 

Oh hey don't tell I didn't warn you

While it doesn't solve my current problem

Which is something I wanted to point out, too.

I believe that a positive note on using NVSE or any other extension, compared to vanilla functions, is their non-persistence, their effect disappears in any cases once you quit the game. From what I understood, other vanilla functions will probably modify the lists and it's impossible to go back, while a function like the one I linked before should work only during the current game session.

However this all is somewhat blurry to me and I still have a lot of unanswered questions about lists.

Mmmh actually I didn't think to modify pros' leveled lists... yes that could be a nice idea

Oh you authoritarian cat, you play NV? that's so nice!

If you give it to Veronica, she should start using it, as idle, from time to time. But her lips won't colour. The colour on the lips is only for the player, same as the CHA boost (or, for modding purposes, the dispatched events)

I just wanted to point you out this function, in case you have no troubles with requirements.

It's the first time I use it and I found it a nice way to affect a leveled list and still randomize my own loot (since it comes from my own leveled list)

But still, some things can be done in more ways, so...

but now I've hit a new problem, how the fuck am I supposed to compile the script? Pressing save does absolutely nothing

When you press save, if there are mistakes it won't save. If the script is 99% error free, then the script will save (and compile). You won't know what it does, or won't notice anything else than the script saving - just trust it.

when the animation ends the face not resetting to normal like everything else does, maybe we need a new skeleton with head anims to reset animations correctly.

It's not in the skeleton. The bones reset to normal because you call some Reset.kf which sets everything back to default. This is how you reset usually, you call another animation with higher priority to default the bones values. The head anims remain "stuck" because Sexout animations are interrupted in a random point in the middle and nothing tells them to reset. It was also happening with Amra's "bent penis" not many months ago if you remember, and it will happen with whatever new bones people can introduce in animations, until the Reset.kf is updated. Some modders (i.e. FAFF, Animated Chems) reset the facial animations in the player's idles (Idle animgroup), which is a solution I personally see unnecessary - in my opinion tweaking the Reset.kf is still the best option. Unless it was removed, of course, I'm not updated on the changes.

I remember Wasteland Cloth Collection, in the downloads here in LL, has some Alice conversions

 

Willow, New Vegas Bounties and Project Nevada...

 

None of those really count as unknown OR underrated.  Pretty much anyone who's played FONV knows of those mods.

 

Yeah that pretty much obvious. From time to time there's a question like this on Reddit, and still a lot of people answer with very known mods like these. For once I wanted to see how does it feel being someone who learnt to write but not to read.

Willow, New Vegas Bounties and Project Nevada...

Creature seem to use the base scale. NPC use the height.  That forms the base scale outputted by the console version of GetScale.

I was mainly interested in creatures because I was trying to obtain the GECK "Base Scale" field via script.

However I did few tries with humans for curiosity, to check the height.

While the "base scale" that it tells in the console when you write GetScale is the product of the ref scale x the height, as you say, it's not really a trusty value to understand the real size of a human, because it doesn't take care of the race.

- You make a ref of 0.8 >>> getscale will say that the scale is 0.8 and the base scale too (because 0.8x npc height)

- You make a ref of 1, with 0.5 height >>> getscale will say that the scale is 1 with the base of 0.5

- You make a race with 0.5 height >>> you will have a midget but both the getnpcheight and getscale (bot ref and base) will answer 1

Mmmh.

I did a trunk with only 1 CondLeatherArmor

I did a quest script with these lines

    AddItemToLeveledList CondLeatherArmor WeapNV9mmPistol 1 1 50

    AddItemToLeveledList CondLeatherArmor WeapTeslaCannon 1 1 75

    AddItemToLeveledList CondLeatherArmor WeapSpikedKnuckles 1 1 100

    AddItemToLeveledList CondLeatherArmor WeapShovel 1 1 50

I did ResetContainer many times in game, but I always had 1 item of them all.

Did you try in game or in the item previow in GECK? That preview sometimes behaves crazy

This scale seems to be actor base height multiplied by actor base scale.

I created different instances of the same dog, and then I setted its scale on the ref window (so I didn't set the base ID, I setted the ref). GetScale was returning me that value. But the height should be 0 if I remember well

EDIT: yeah I confirm that, on my dogs GetScale is the ref scale and getnpcheight returns 0

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9H0W8lI6DR-OVFEdXhXZlVZV3c/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9H0W8lI6DR-ajYyVjI2cXFFTEk/view?usp=sharing

Can't you getscale on the GBO?

Getscale requires an explicit ref, unfortunately (i.e. SunnyREF and not GSSunnySmiles)

Not sure what you're asking.  : \

GetScale doesn't return the base scale.

If you have a creature base ID with a scale of 0.5, you drag a reference of it on the render window, and then you GetScale it, you will obtain:

- Via script, scale 1

- Via console, "scale 1, with a base of 0.5"

I wanted to see if there was a way to obtain that 0.5, or it would be impossible to understand properly the scale of an ingame actor, but I guess it's not possible and I'll have to use JIP's plugin for that

So if you have a creature that already is .5 of the original size by GECK and do SetScale .5 it will actually be .25 in size

it depends by where you are checking in the geck. You actually have 2 different scales, what you set in game should be the scale of the reference and not the scale of the base ID (which I was trying to retrieve)

Should just be getscale.

awww I was supposing so, both of you are involved with humans, you wouldn't care about the base scale

 

Someone knows a way to retrieve base scale of an actor?

I dug around but I can't find anything about it. Tried with GetAV + some words but I didn't have any luck...

 

Nyaalichs resizer might have that in there somewhere.  I'm guessing it would be in SexoutNG as well for the setscale stuff.  Where it's at exactly if it is there, your guess is as good as mine.  It's where I'd look.

 

 

thank you very much, I'll inspect them

I bet five bucks that they getscale