sunhawken

Thank You for trying

On 11/5/2015, 5:39:44, HyperonicX said:

I do, but the problem is that it's quite large. WELL over the 100MB limit.

 

It's the texture files that take up a lot of space.

 

The file I do have is 150MB.

Can you please send it to me?

no one has these?

Can't you just make a script that swaps on player sex?

I optimized it and working on  hdt effects.

Hi! I saw the new ks hairdos hdt hair but can anybody made them compatible for khajiit?

get tesedit and add the khajiit race to the formlist

http://www.sabregirl.com/mods/hazaeki.html

Sounds like a Mod Organizer issue. Make sure you've not got any body-mesh conflicts.

 

If you have a mod folder called CBBE, it'll output to that.

Thank You, I will try i out.

How do you fix bodyslide? from failing to create meshes files with the preset applied?  It makes the body but its always the default body...

I don't want to click+ctrl 400 times

I had my face put in morrowind before.

Yes please make the series your characters are fine it's a god dam game.

verify files and next copy your skyrim (the entire thing into a backup)

use a kajhiit

Can you upload the presets?

drop NMM and get MO

Bodies are Shapes go to your most crowded public area BOOM Bodies.

can a admin pin these are make a pined just for tuts?

You can Thank Me later

 

 

Attached file contains the TES5Edit script required to export all female NPCs' BaseIDs in a manner which can be used for RaceMenu's BodyGen feature. The output of the script is written to a file.

 

Usage

 

Extract the contents of the 7z file into the "Edit Scripts" directory of your TES5Edit installation. Run TES5Edit afterwards and load the desired .esm or .esp. Select it and run the script via Ctrl+9 or right click on mod->Apply script. This GUI (however, empty on the first run) shows up: see GUI-1.png

 

Enter the randomization definitions for the different races according to your personal preferences and the settings in your templates.ini. Change the filename if desired, then hit the "Export" button. The script runs, depening on the esm/esp's size, this can take up to half a minute. In the end, in TES5Edit's message box, a summary of what was done is printed (example given below for Skyrim.esm, file location may vary):

Applying script...

9    Argonian

223    Breton

94    Dark Elf

116    High Elf

125    Imperial

13    Khajiit

267    Nord

31    Orc

73    Redguard

18    Wood Elf

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

969    NPCs of 5118 analyzed NPCs were exported to D:\Modding and Patches\Skyrim\TES5Edit 3.1.1-25859-3-1-1\morphs.ini

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Apply Script done] Processed Records: 869693, Elapsed Time: 00:38

The morphs.ini file was stored in the root directory of your TES5Edit installation. Copy this file into your BodyGen directory. Repeat this process for different .esm or .esp and append the content of the newly created morphs.ini to the existing one. Run Skyrim and have fun...

 

Setting-up BodyGen for those who have not done it yet

 

My relevant setup:

• SKSE 1.7.3
• RaceMenu 3.2.2
• BodySlide 2 and Outfit Studio 2.7f
• XP32 Maximum Skeleton Extended 3.13

 

Follow the instructions given here: http://www.loverslab.com/topic/39343-racemenu-v320b/

Create, e.g., the directory structure "meshes\actors\character\BodyGenData\NPC Body Scale Randomizer.esp". Put the morphs.ini file created by the TES5Edit script inside this directory. Additionally, create a "templates.ini" file which defines the randomizations you assigned in the GUI of the script. For the example above, these contents could look like:

Belly = PregnancyBelly@0.5:1.0

Breasts = BreastSH@0.0:1.0 | BreastSSH@0.0:2.0, Breast@1.0, BreastCleavage@0.1:1.0, BreastGravity@0.1:1.0

Change the ranges, add or delete BodySlide options to your own liking. This can be done race-dependent, e.g.:

...

BreastsNord = ...

BreastsOrc = ...

BreastsRedguard = ...

...

Simply enter the approriate definitions in the GUI of the TES5Edit script: see GUI-2.png

 

If you want to assign special settings to a single NPC, it works analogously, but can only be done manually in the morphs.ini and templates.ini files.

 

http://www.loverslab.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=206929

 

...It's weird to see code that I've worked on (BSR) now being forked when I didn't have the time to do so. Not complaining, though, especially as it's been forked from the original version. With NiO now having the extra modes to it, I don't personally see a need to change what I'm doing on my end.

 

Carry on.

Actual i'm in thr right direction now

i can't get the boobs to resize...

You can Thank Me later

Attached file contains the TES5Edit script required to export all female NPCs' BaseIDs in a manner which can be used for RaceMenu's BodyGen feature. The output of the script is written to a file.

 

Usage

 

Extract the contents of the 7z file into the "Edit Scripts" directory of your TES5Edit installation. Run TES5Edit afterwards and load the desired .esm or .esp. Select it and run the script via Ctrl+9 or right click on mod->Apply script. This GUI (however, empty on the first run) shows up: see GUI-1.png

 

Enter the randomization definitions for the different races according to your personal preferences and the settings in your templates.ini. Change the filename if desired, then hit the "Export" button. The script runs, depening on the esm/esp's size, this can take up to half a minute. In the end, in TES5Edit's message box, a summary of what was done is printed (example given below for Skyrim.esm, file location may vary):

Applying script...
9    Argonian
223    Breton
94    Dark Elf
116    High Elf
125    Imperial
13    Khajiit
267    Nord
31    Orc
73    Redguard
18    Wood Elf
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
969    NPCs of 5118 analyzed NPCs were exported to D:\Modding and Patches\Skyrim\TES5Edit 3.1.1-25859-3-1-1\morphs.ini
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Apply Script done] Processed Records: 869693, Elapsed Time: 00:38

The morphs.ini file was stored in the root directory of your TES5Edit installation. Copy this file into your BodyGen directory. Repeat this process for different .esm or .esp and append the content of the newly created morphs.ini to the existing one. Run Skyrim and have fun...

 

Setting-up BodyGen for those who have not done it yet

 

My relevant setup:

• SKSE 1.7.3
• RaceMenu 3.2.2
• BodySlide 2 and Outfit Studio 2.7f
• XP32 Maximum Skeleton Extended 3.13

 

Follow the instructions given here: http://www.loverslab.com/topic/39343-racemenu-v320b/

Create, e.g., the directory structure "meshes\actors\character\BodyGenData\NPC Body Scale Randomizer.esp". Put the morphs.ini file created by the TES5Edit script inside this directory. Additionally, create a "templates.ini" file which defines the randomizations you assigned in the GUI of the script. For the example above, these contents could look like:

Belly = PregnancyBelly@0.5:1.0
Breasts = BreastSH@0.0:1.0 | BreastSSH@0.0:2.0, Breast@1.0, BreastCleavage@0.1:1.0, BreastGravity@0.1:1.0

Change the ranges, add or delete BodySlide options to your own liking. This can be done race-dependent, e.g.:

...
BreastsNord = ...
BreastsOrc = ...
BreastsRedguard = ...
...

Simply enter the approriate definitions in the GUI of the TES5Edit script: see GUI-2.png

 

If you want to assign special settings to a single NPC, it works analogously, but can only be done manually in the morphs.ini and templates.ini files.

http://www.loverslab.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=206929

 

Thank you

....GEt TES5edit its like a steamline CK of and nikscope.

Please don't forget  to release to chunli mod