GeeJade

  I literally got it to work just a few minutes ago before checking back. lol Nevermind. :3

  Thank you :D

Hoenheim, I know I'll be somewhat familiar! (sobbing inside) Now that I have the right tab open (see SLDD), how do I get this to register in the SOS menu? Do I manually install only or is there a way to do it through MO? Also, all the extra mesh files; do I delete ones I don't want or is this an all inclusive package? I have it installed through MO currently and I don't even have it in the additem console. :/ Also, which mesh and texture would be the one that matches the player skin tint?

I accidentally responded to the wrong mod (I have 9 billion tabs open as of late.) I am also unsure of how to get this mod fully functioning now that I'm at the right mod page. I do have it installed, it does show up in MCM, but how do I get it working in conjunction with PSQ?  

I have an honest question here: How do I go about installing this mod? I would prefer if there were a way to do it via Mod Organizer, but I've attempted that and I'm not seeing it register in the SOS menu. Do I have to manually install this or how would I with MO? Do I need to delete any of the mesh or texture files to pick a style and colour?

Only time it gets uninstalled is when I f*ck up the game to the point of it not working at all anymore or when I went from my laptop to PC. It's not on the laptop anymore. Everything else seems normal here though. Nothing wrong. Keep up the good work.

Typical signs of a faulty power supply are, as stated, random shut downs regardless of system temp. If you're having issues with PC performance, there is likely some sort of malware involved as a failing power supply wouldn't impact running system performance. In other words if it doesn't work 100%, it will not work at all (hence the random shut downs). What are the specs of your machine? Also, how many hard drives do you have? I'm also sure that since you've built your machine you know how many watts your power supply is?

  So I go to my CBBE folder, copy the textures and meshes there, and overwrite the ones for PSQ? For assets I just find the asset, copy the mesh and texture, and place them in the appropriate folders?

I just downloaded the mod and I'm having a hard time getting it to work. How and where do I install transformations such as wings and horns, and why doesn't my skin color change when I become a succubus? :/ EDIT: I got the transform to work, kinda... The textures disappear and when I go back to human, the body is pink/purple and the entire face texture is missing except eyes and mouth. I need professional help on this.

  It certainly is a pain to redo all of this even just once. I had to at one point, and most people have as well. Use Mod Organizer or else you really are setting yourself up for this kind of repeated headache. I wouldn't hesitate to remove everything because the scripts are already broken and there's nothing you can do due to all manual installation of mods. One thing we can all recommend though is don't install a lot of mods you don't need. Things like a CBBE, Apachii Hair, FNIS, XP32 Skeleton, are what I'll label as essentials. The things that make the vanilla game better. They don't really modify much. Things that are optional, figure out what you notice and like the most and work down to what you like but don't notice/use all that much. Remove the ones you don't notice/use much because odds are they're added weight you don't need.

  Remove the game from your machine and do a clean install. While this is happening, you can download Mod Organizer and do the tutorial it provides in the program.

Quite the list of mods you've got going on there... I'm hoping you're using something like Mod Organizer to deal with this? On topic moreso now, you should definitely clean out some of your mods. Start with the ones that, when the game worked properly or with minimal issues, you didn't notice all too much but you still like the mod for what it does. My main concern though is you have too many scripted mods such as Wyrmstooth and Falskaar and that will swamp your game down. My recommendation is to take this list of mods you have, save it somewhere, remove Skyrim completely from your computer or laptop and do a clean install of it. By now your game and all the files are modified and broken in some way or another and even disabling all mods for a "clean save" won't do a bit of good.   Advice - Use Mod Organizer: - Will help keep things in order - Displays conflicts with mods - Allows for all tools needed (i.e. FNIS and LOOT) ((sub note, download LOOT to help with organiztion)) - Easily enable/disable and install/uninstall mods   Do a fresh install of the game and install what you can off of the Skyrim Nexus - There are some mods that do require you to do a manual install, but there's workarounds to use Mod Organizer even still   Follow these links (just incase you need them) Mod Organizer: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/1334/? LOOT: https://loot.github.io/ ((Download the "stable" build))   If you have questions on how to add tools to Mod Organizer or how to install mods through it that are off of here, ask me and I'll be happy to help.   Best regards, GeeJade