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We will check into this. Usually there should be no scaling at all. We are working on this feature. Not sure, when it will be finished.
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Very useful little tool. Now we can do more advanced features which were hardly possible before, thank you.
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Now that you mentioned Hulda: I guess I know what the problem with the guards is. This also applies to any other NPC. The guards are probably leaning against a pillar or wall, and innkeepers usually lean on the bar counter. The function GetSitting() which is used by SerialStrip to check if the PC/NPC is available returns that they are sitting. So it's not a bug, it's just some unusual behavior of the engine. As Antono said, if more users wants to use SerialStripper as a normal mod through their playthroughs we have to consider releasing them from those animation states.
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No errors are thrown by SerialStrip or SerialStripper, so it works as expected. CTD's are not the cause of our plugin but very likely of the errors you have shown in the papyrus log. Whatever mod is using this script MG07VisionTriggerScript is most likely causing CTD's.
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Thanks alot Shinji. This review was great. I will put it right now into the OP
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After our test phase and future enhancements we are integrating SerialStrip into the APPS - Framework and keep the SerialStripper as single plugin for the users. Regarding Wearable Lanters: The version 3.0b has some serious issues and Chesko (The creator) unfortunately left the Skyrim modding scene. So my first guess would be that it is a bug on the lanterns which might not behave well when be unequipped by a script.
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Your log shows that SerialStrip wasn't initialized but SerialStripper was. Do you have the latest SKSE Version 1.7.2? Do you have SerialStrip.esp activated and in the load order above SerialStripper.esp? According to your log: SerialStrip detected several items which should not be stripped. Those are the lines: Can you please tell us what items those are? What I see is that there are coming from different mods so if you can help us by providing the following info: Name of the mod Name of the item Itemtype (Cuirass, Boots, Gloves etc.) All keywords on each item What I assume keywords on some items are just plain wrong. According to the log your character was wearing 2 boots, 3 gloves and 2 chestpieces. I know it's cold in Skyrim and snow storms can do harm to the unprepared but 3 gloves?
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1) Rings, Necklaces, Circlets, Hoods, Panties and Bras do also have their own undress animations. 2) That depends on aqqh if he wants to create redress animations and if he has the time to do them But sure, if he wants to create them, we will put them to good use!
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This mod is completely loadorder independend due to the way it works. So what exactly have you tried to do to start the stripping? Please describe in more detail.
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Good point. We'll explore the possibilites to have users the ability to give them their own strip lists.
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Traductions françaises/French translations
Heromaster replied to aravis7's topic in Downloads - Skyrim Adult & Sex Mods
@Narsilien80: With your permission I will add your french translation directly to our download page. If we produce a new version, we would give you the files to translate and then integrate on our download page, if you want. -
After we have looked into the reported issues and fixed the bugs for the current version we are going to implement more API functions so that a mod could decide what to do with the stripped items.
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Here you go. If I find some more time I will create a video with a fully strippable character.
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The key to strip the character is already configurable through the MCM. We had no issues with the favorite hotkeys from SkyUI itself. The algorithm should not conflict with Devious Devices either because unstrippable items will not tried to be unequipped although there is probably an issue we will investigate.
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SerialStrip is looking for the keywords which are connected to the body part. So you would need to include keywords like ArmorHelmet, ArmorBoots, ArmorGloves, ClothesFeet, ClothesHead and so on. If they are missing, SerialStrip might not find it. Although it looks up if the item matches one of the expected biped slots, if some custom made armor does not match the slot and has not the correct keywords, it can not decide what to with it.