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Good idea. I went with a sort of sepia thing. My stated reason for doing so is because it seemed to fit the book better. My real reason for doing so is because I can't get the damn emboss to work properly, no matter what I do it always ends up WAY too dark, I'm absolutely no good at making images or textures or anything, but you won't see me write that, nossir.

I love coming up with ideas that mean more work for other people! 

Yeah, I love it. I'm excited for this kind of stuff... kind of... itchy in the brain. If that makes any sense.When I was just downloading stuff from Nexus, I never really had this sort of feeling, but since I've been on LL (one month? 1.5?) I've been wanting to learn CK, scripting, modeling, and texturing just so I can put some of my ideas into reality.  My original thought kept going, I just didn't write it out.I was going to become a voluntary queen, in that the Falmer would bow down to me.I was writing quests and extensive dialog in my head detailing how and when the surface world would be attacked, with: A resource-based system of attacks (how many chaurus there are for the assault, with higher chances of success the more there are, meaning it's better to keep breeding for a while before attacks, but the longer you go between attacks the more likely other places are to gear up and defend themselves better) Different tactics for different places (dawnstar=cold so chaurus slower, winterhold town easy to attack but the only way to get the college is with full frontal assault losing lots of chaurus, markarth=easy because come up through the keep, etc etc...)  That would interface with the main questline (waiting until the civil war was done makes it easier depending on the way in which you conquer areas, i.e. if the Stormcloaks win, attacking Solitude will be easier because their normal compliment of guards is reduced by the fighting, but attacking Windhelm will be harder because lots of Stormcloak soldiers returned home after the war ends, etc) And most other major questlines (i.e. attacking whiterun after companions quest finished is easier because Skjor and Kodlak dead, or waiting until you are the archmage, then telling the college people that you're just bringing in a horde of chaurus for "study" so they don't fight back as well or fast enough, etc) And would also interface with how you do it, how long you take, and in what order (if you leave a major city alone too long they might send armies down into the tunnels to wipe out the evil Falmer aggression, or orcish adventuring parties if you attack 1+ stronghold but don't wipe them all out quickly enough, attacking solitude and windhelm first leads to easier victories over other smaller towns, etc) And have the possibility of success (if you do everything right, or at least not most things wrong or less than optimal) And the possibility of failure too (a successful adventuring party or army or coalition of armies manages to wipe you out, etc) With some side quests specific to the mod/DLC (like needing to go to Solstheim to recruit some Reikling cannon fodder, or having to talk to Harkon into being neutral or helping you if you promise to capture some slaves instead of killing them all, and send them to him as thralls, etc) And hopefully some sort of interface with other pregnancy mods (I particularly like the idea of soulgem oven, i.e. being pregnant with soul gems and chaurus at the same time leads to chaurus with elemental attacks or magical resistances, number depending on the number of soul gems you are incubating and the power of the buffs based on how many of each type you are incubating) Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera... ad infinium.It'll never happen, at least not so complex as this (WAAAAAAY complex, obviously) but hey, I can dream, right?

Aha. Ahaha. Ahem. There's a reason for the support thread, so people can post bugs and authors can answer them. I really need to drill this into my skull some day. My bad. Thanks.

I had a dream yesterday... well, not a dream, but a daydream really. *wall of text incoming*

This is awesome... I have most of the mods the dialogs reference, and it's nice to see them crop up. Have you thought of restricting the rumors to appropriate places, though? For instance, I talked to a guy in Eastmarch who was talking about Andurs in Whiterun. How would he know about Andurs? Why would he even care? Something along the lines of standard barkeep (or city guard) rumors - i.e. a city guard might tell you to stay away from a particular location, but only if that location is in the current hold...

Is anyone else having problems with chained NPCs moving? Specifically, I chain up ten NPCs (one of each race, for the milk) in an empty room. I'll leave the cell, save the game, exit, and re-enter the cell, and they've all moved away from the walls in toward the center of the room by a couple of feet. Do it four or five times and they're all congregating right in the middle of the room. I have no idea if it's something weird with the navmesh or what - the room I'm using is in a hearthfire house, maybe HF doesn't like people being tied up?

" You've been given a limited selection of ingredients. From this selection, you must create the proper pheromones to pass the large, deadly spider in the next room. Get it wrong, and... well, you might live, but you won't necessarily be happy about it. Pay attention to the ingredients, and try to think about what kinds of things spiders like. "   Like, maybe raw meat is fine, or insects or fish ingredients. Daedra heart, deathbell, fire salts make him hostile/attacks Frost salts merely make the frostbite spider happy and horny Human flesh or human heart makes gives him the TASTE FOR BLOOD Frostbite spider venom just makes him want to hang out with other spiders Most ingredients do nothing. Standard alchemy won't work, but dropping items into a box that mixes it for you would... kind of like the atronach forge, or that spider "scroll" creation station in Solstheim... can't remember where exactly...

BANNED for making post #6343, which when added together equals 16, which is UNDERAGE for a site like this!   I'm a big hit with conspiracy theorists.

Checkpoints with a different kind of spider pheromones? As in, you drink the potion, and that makes the spider friendly and he follows you. You have to lead him around to various checkpoints (what kind?). Don't get too close to him or he'll grab you and sex you, and the pheromones wear off. Don't get too far away or he'll lose interest and go back to his starting position, ignoring you until he gets there and you can start again. These pheromones are in an experimental stage, after all, and maybe one batch can be to see if spiders can be permanently controlled, only they don't quite work perfectly yet. I dunno.

Before you get rid of the phallus, you need to destroy the rocks... both sets... get the gem, and put it into the other cup.

Ooh...   Integration with Azura's quest. Captured by the necromancers at Ilinalta's deep, forced to produce soul gems for Malyn Varen. There is no escape! The necromancers (the male ones, at least) keep you continually producing more and more for him. Eventually Malyn Varen gets enough filled black soul gems (probably no more than 10...?) that he is able to emerge back into the world, the star fused to his body as a power source. He then approaches you and asks you a question... Evil answer: He agrees to tag along with you as your companion, in order to learn how the Dragonborn absorbs dragon souls, and if that can be used to further fuel his own ambitions. Maybe you can turn the tables on him... maybe not. Good answer: No, I'll never join you... and... FIGHT SCENE! He's more than a match for you, except... the more soul gems you have growing inside, the weaker his attacks are against you.   Ancestral Worship: Vals Veran is a really tough fight. Too much even for the dragonborn and her trusty sidekick Golldir. Golldir ends up slain, and Veran has some plans in store for the dragonborn... this one little tomb will provide a safe base of operations for my research and eventual conquering of Skyrim, and there's nothing you can do about it! Ha ha ha ha! Oh, is that MILK? What a nice bonus!   Repentance: Silvia is willing to forgo her transformation, but only if she gets something in return from the dragonborn... Illia prefers this option, because it means she won't have to kill her mother.   A return to your roots: Ever notice the sheer number of soul gem mining points in Blackreach? Well, it turns out that Avrusa Sarethi needs more than just Jazbay to grow her Crimson Nirnroot crop... And she'll pay a good wage for your help in this matter. Just step over here, close to this machine. What's that? No, don't worry, there's nothing sinister going on here... just a little closer... and *push* you're locked in now, just sit tight for a few days while the necessary ingredients grow inside you. Don't worry, I'll be back once a day or so with food and water. Why am I doing this? Well, you harvested my entire crop of Crimson Nirnroot, I think it's only fair that you help me plant my next crop.   Or really any necromancers or warlocks can capture you for soul gem farming.

Okay, hell with it. I'm not waiting for a full description. Just reading the bug reports is really intriguing. I'm gonna download and try this one out, just so I can figure out what other people are talking about!

Ugg... I hate armbinders. How about a harness with a magically enchanted buckle that comes undone at the slightest touch of anyone except the wearer? Or... a plug, yes, but it's a hollow tube instead of solid, kind of like a ring gag? Hmm, maybe... maybe not. Still, I like the idea. There have been many times I've wanted plugs without chastity belts or harnesses.

Hmm... I don't know anything about scripting in Skyrim, but it looks just fine to me. I'm guessing that this gets called at the end of a timer (i.e. cum drips for X amount of time, then set cum=0, then call this)? Maybe... do it twice, in case the first one gets lost? I don't like the idea, it's inelegant, and adds yet another if/else to a game that already has LOTS of them, but...   edit: Again, I'm not familiar with Skyrim scripting, but is it appropriate to put a return statement before the end of your script? It's not returning anything, so I'm assuming your function's type is void? And if so, why return before the actual end of the function? Am I missing the picture entirely?

That's what it was... normal speed with a very slight jerk, about every few (two?) seconds. Average framerate was fine. And I'm not sure about the actual number of pregnant people, but it was most of the women if not all... of course, not all of them were outside walking around either, so they were in different cells and definitely not in the area. When I think about it, I guess there are only about 8-10 women ever walking around Solitude even at peak times... I'm not using any big texture mods or anything much with physics, but I am running a lot of script-heavy mods. I dunno, it hasn't happened again since then, but then again I haven't had a game since then where that many women got pregnant. If I get some time I'll test it out in some big, empty cell... generate lots of female NPCs, impregnate them one by one and note how many there are before a noticeable problem occurs. Of course, that'll only be relevant on my own computer. _Your Mileage May Vary_.

Well it's not actually related to Sexlab much itself. It was originally an attempt to match the cadence of the "My Favorite Things" song (Julie Andrews) while paying homage to the QAYL mod with nominally rhyming lyrics, as suggested by r5e4w3q2. I just don't know quite what category to put it under, so "sexlab/other" was what I picked. I didn't see the scroll bar on the list of categories until just now - I'll change it to "adult/other" forthwith.

Banned for saying a naughty word! You said the H word! I'm gonna tell!

My first thought was "YES PLEASE!" but then I had to ask myself... "Do you really want to rush the fellow making one of your favorite mods?" And the answer turned out to be no. So I guess I'll just keep waiting on tenterhooks... sigh.

Never before have I wanted so much to be a modeler or texture artist. *sigh*

As for my vote, I'd say a big YES to anything involving skeevers, and a slightly smaller but still significant yes to cows.

I love that mod... I only wish that, instead of the screen blacking out and you teleporting to the spider cave, the spider would actually drag you there. LOT of problems with that, but I had the idea that most of them could be eliminated by making the spider immortal, turning off AI detection for the spider and the player, and having the spider deliberately avoid roads somehow.

Ah! I never tried that. I thought that was just for disabling things like health draining or weapon fumbling in combat. Thanks!

Before I started using LL mods, I used various save cleaners. Every one worked perfectly for me.   Now, though... it seems to break my game more often than not. I'm really not sure which mod(s) or scripts are making it not work for me anymore. If you do use it, good luck.   However, I can say that I am currently using 2.8.2 and not using the gag quest mod, and it's working exactly like it used to when I was using 2.8.1 WITH the gag quest mod.