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  I didn't even knew I could do that.  I needed that Tiny Serana free mod :3

  Origin actually has customer support and refunds.  You already allowed Steam onto your PC.

  Well, if they removed it, they'd have to refund the people who already paid for it.  And we all know how much Valve loves refunds...

  That latest update pretty much sums up Valve.

  SKSE devs said they are trying to get SKSE on the workshop but they won't be taking money for it.

Is that even a child vampire anymore with the voice change and the like? It's just another vampire follower, albeit somewhat short.  He could reupload the thing to Nexus as it is.

Lol, and it's even a top file.  I was sure it was going to be taken down, it had a marriageable option so yeah, pitchforks were going to get raised.

Well, MO keeps getting updates, I'll wait on 1.2.11 till I'm sure it's stable.  The last time I updated a Skyrim utility without first checking, I ended up in all sorts of trouble before finally realizing that the update was busted instead of my installation.

  Nah, I can download these mods normally if I download them manually, it's clearly something on Nexus' side that prevents MO from getting the mods.

What's the issue with Nexus recently?  Some downloads stop with a Forbidden error.  Makes me wonder what the retards have done this time.

Crappy voice.

  Arthmoor, the guy that doesn't like MO decompressing .bsa files among other nice things.  I'd stop spreading FUD on a random thread.   The SMPC overwrite patch is unneeded.  I'd disable Bethesda's High Res .esp though, I've had nothing but issues with them.

  I thought he was talking about inflating the cheeks.

  Wouldn't 2 need the face to be rigged with the appropriate bones and also have a body mesh that supports that?

So, which line must I edit for that to check every actor treated as female by sexlab as opposed at what it currently does?

  It comes with the skeleton installation.

  Maybe he means .bsa files?

  The way MO wants to sort the mods seems to be based on the load order.  If you move the .esps so that the load order reflects MO's suggestions, it should stop showing this report for the mods in question.  ie I have the unofficial patches and the SMPC patches in the correct mod order. LOOT, for some reason still doesn't put them as it should, it places the last SMPC module a number of positions lower, causes MO to report that mods need moving, but if I move the .esp to its normal position, the way the patches are set up in my load order, the warning for the patches stops.

Well, I had to make a manual patch but at least it works now :3  I couldn't get hair or eye options before because mods were conflicting on the formID list

  Ah, no wonder I don't see any change with my female character.

  UNPBO and its variants have belly weights, then there's the old b3lisario's UNPB.

Does this work just for the player? The only actor on the list is my female character.  I've allowed Female Cum in Sexlab so it should be working for NPCs, right?

Had to delete most of my saves among 4 characters after I started getting constant CTDs on save with my latest one.  Oh well, I suppose that's the price I pay for being a mod addict.  And no, no solution online seemed to help in the long run.  I blame MO for giving me an excuse to stuff any mod I wanted in there.   Although thanks to MO, I don't have to delete my Skyrim installation xP But yeah, MO can't protect you from mods going wrong   /goes to install more mods.

  Not really.  The main ENB files are installed into the main Skyrim folder anyway and not through MO.  Some ENBs have some meshes or textures, or an .esp, these can be inside MO, but that shouldn't be any different.   Hardware antialiasing.  Either you have AA enabled in your driver settings for Skyrim, or your MO Skyrimprefs.ini has iMultiSample.  You can go there and change the number to either 1 or 0 (I can't remember which) to turn it off.   I had an issue with one particular ENB which I can't remember, that just wouldn't work normally, the whole screen was white and all that.  I'm using Vividian ENB now, which installs nicely and has decent instructions.  It installs through MO, then you copy the main ENB portion to Skyrim, you enable whatever's left as a mod.

Btw, ANY chance we can get rid of SexlabAroused?