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Included are: - I. The Magician Ilais -- not sex, but a somewhat sexual exploration of 0sex's WIP wizard sex feature. PREVIEW: - II. Orc and Musclegirl -- a fit woman has sex with her orc follower. turns out orc dicks have a trippy aphrodisiac effect. fun ensues! PREVIEW: - III. Bandit BDSM -- a warrior gets captured by a bandit and locked up, once he returns, will she be able to control her growing libido? (She won't) PREVIEW: DOWNLOAD LINKS: ALL THREE VIDEOS: https://mega.nz/#!3wJUFaAD!IJJoLMANzfCzKfw6AIOXYKBF0fxjlgV7nGzGOQyGxV4 I. The Magician Ilais: https://mega.nz/#!zhpl3YwA!L58g0P-Bc2x_q_AixZLXsTQrsfUcIFzGaIC_yn7H5jE II. Orc and Musclegirl: https://mega.nz/#!ithDEDTD!UWl2BdJS2O4qKmQ_e6aWAbjbsJqN4ztWUGkkm4ptE4o III. Bandit BDSM: https://mega.nz/#!a4QEAIhC!VEmjqDpJagOuEAZ-BxJMfpQhq6JFZi3eRwZy2jeFjM8 STREAMING LINKS: I. The Magician Ilais: https://xhamster.com/videos/the-magician-ilais-9026142 II. Orc and Musclegirl: https://xhamster.com/videos/orc-and-musclegirl-9026141 III. Bandit BDSM: https://xhamster.com/videos/bandit-bdsm-9026140 CREDITS: All the music is from WoW. The majority of the sex is 0sex. If you have a question about mods, let me know. Enjoy!
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Hey guys, I've been having a problem where ever since I've downloaded and reinstalled the new version of 0sex so it would work with OSA it hasn't been working. I've tried rerunning FNIS and all the usual stuff but nothing seems to get it working. OSA is installed correctly, as I can access the menu and all that in game, and Osex is there, but when I try to activate the module my characters just go T-form. All my other animations are just fine, it's just 0sex. I'm also using Mod Organizer and LOOT. I have all the correct stuff installed. One thing I noticed though is when I went into the module to check and see if it was there, 0sex vanilla said it wasn't installed, even though i installed it through mod organizer. Here is the output from FNIS if you guys wanna take a look. FNIS Behavior V6.3 8/28/2016 6:29:18 PM Skyrim: 1.9.32.0 - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim\ (Steam) Generator: C:\Users\Lauren\Documents\Laurens Files\Programs\Steam Games\Skyrim\data\tools\GenerateFNIS_for_Users\GenerateFNISforUsers.exe >>Warning: Bad installation. Generator not run from <Skyrim_Data>\Tools\GenerateFNIS_for_Users.<< Skeleton(hkx) female: XPMS (229 bones) male: XPMS2HDT (115 bones) Patch: "SKELETON Arm Fix" Installing FNIS PCEA2 Reading 0Sex_0MF_D V?.? ... Reading 0Sex_0MF_K V?.? ... Reading 0Sex_0MF_M V?.? ... Reading 0Sex_0MF_S V?.? ... Reading 0Sex_0MF_U V?.? ... Reading 0Sex_EMF_A V?.? ... Reading Beastess V0.1 ... Reading Defeat V5 ( 0 furniture, 2 offset, 3 paired, 1 kill, 0 chair, 0 alternate animations) ... Reading FNISBase V6.3 ... Reading FNISCreatureVersion V6.1 ... Reading FNISSexyMove V6.1 ( 0 furniture, 0 offset, 0 paired, 0 kill, 0 chair, 18 alternate animations) ... Reading FNISSpells V5.0.1 ( 0 furniture, 0 offset, 9 paired, 0 kill, 0 chair, 0 alternate animations) ... >>Warning: AnimationList found in "Animations\FNIS_PCEA2", but no corresponding Behavior file. Incomplete mod IGNORED.<< Reading MNC V?.? ... Reading MomoAJ V?.? ... Reading SexLab V1.62 ... Reading SexLabAroused V?.? ... Reading SexLabCreature V1.61 ... Reading SexLabTDFAggressiveProstitution V?.? ... Reading XPMSE V6.1 ( 0 furniture, 0 offset, 0 paired, 0 kill, 0 chair, 164 alternate animations) ... Reading ZaZAnimationPack V6.1 ( 26 furniture, 29 offset, 0 paired, 0 kill, 0 chair, 0 alternate animations) ... Reading _ESG_0ER_F V?.? ... Reading _ESG_0ER_M V?.? ... All Anim Lists scanned. Generating Behavior Files ... mt_behavior usage: 23.5 % ( 26 furniture, 31 offset, 0 chair, 6 alternate animations) 0_master usage: 9.4 % ( 12 paired, 1 kill, 80 alternate animations) Alternate Animation mods: 2 sets: 17 total groups: 39 added file slots: 188 alternate files: 182 Create Creature Behaviors ... Reading MNC V?.? ... Reading SexLabCreature V1.62 ... 3874 animations for 22 mods successfully included (character) 835 animations for 2 mods and 33 creatures successfully included. 2 Warning(s).
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Shinji72 put together a very nice short video showcasing what OSA can do with some highlights on the first few modules and usage of the OSA engine. Thanks Shinji and it's an honor as always. Hey! Don't forget to subscribe to Shinji's channel he's the best OSA 1.084J Put up the latest OSA on Nexus. http://www.nexusmods...rim/mods/76744/ ---------------------- If you want to OSex you'll need the latest version which is on Nexus also now. It doesn't have everything I promised for the next version mainly because I'm pushing on Aug 1rst to try to get some publicity for OSA. If you're a fan of the OSA project or OSex please give your support to OSA this month on Nexus by voting for FOTM to give it some showcase and prestige. The more attention it gets the more likely others will be aware and try to make content and cool stuff for OSA so please help out! Thanks! ------------------------------------------------------ OSA is an engine that adds on to Skyrim's potential in many ways. The heart of it is an animation framework that allows developers to have stronger control, effects, and usability in animated scenes. This ties in with OSA's PERSONA system that adds depth to character's personalities beyond what Skyrim provides. Almost the entire OSA engine exists and runs in the UI of Skyriim which offers a lot of benefits as opposed to being run in Skyrim's papyrus. That gives all aspects of this project access to the UI for interactive displays, navigation and customization. While OSA is based in actionscript, to build for any part of the OSA project requires no actionscript or scripting/programming whatsoever. It functions by reading text documents in XML and INI format which the engine is able to interpret. If you can type into text documents you have access to doing a majority of what this engine can do. Everything from animated scenes, facial expressions, voice and personallity are stored in text documents. In many ways you can think of OSA like an extension to the creation kit that adds new XML base form types. The project primarily is the animation framework however to make the engine, specifically the PERSONA segment required setting some roots into Skyrim. While the UI has access to these things I will take the opportunity to apply the information that is gathered in other ways outside of the scope of just animation. PROFILE and MyOSA are examples of expansion and quality life segments. While these are out of the scope of animation they are outputting information for things OSA already has the foundation to connect with. Terminology: Very little papyrus is used by OSA. It primarily runs in the UI of Skyrim which has some amazing benefits to being the platform for the engine. It's a much more powerful and efficient language then Papyrus and the UI get's it's own memory assigned to it free from Skyrim's papyrus that is basically uncapped. Actionscript can handle things with ease that would bring Papyrus to a halt. The project has a two important principles: It's API and usage of scenes in OSA and the features of OSA do not require any mastery or slaving mods to OSA. Papyrus developers can leave OSA as an optional choice for their users and don't have to force them to download OSA. The benefit to this is not having to isolate a user base between those willing to download fnis, and OSA etc. OSA can be used as optional scene accents. The second major principle of this project is to be light weight, non-invasive and conflicting with other mods, and to be dormant when not in active use. The heart of OSA is an animation framework, it's able to do more then papyrus ever could because it's run, timed and all is data is managed in actionscript. It can handle endless data and detail in it's streaming of xml documents. This is a development engine and does nothing on it's own in terms of animation. An OSA scene can simply play without the need for navigation. If it's a single one way scene, or based just on actor data and doesn't need player input. If you'd like navigation to be a part of your scene you can use a navigation panel to allow for visual player input in making choices. For now I have one style of navigation panel designated "NP1" shown here. I developed it with my own module in mind which is a very large scale one, so it needed a fairly heavy navigation tool. I'm working on developing lighter and alternative nav panels which can be used instead. Specifically an entirely text based one with no images, and some light weight one's for more fast paced scenes like combat. Nav Panels is the kind of thing where if you have very specific need outside of what OSA can currently do it might be best to just talk to me and I can work on a solution for what you need displayed. Example from my own mod of the UI elements available to module developers for player interaction. The scene menu on the right is a utility menu that can be optionally brought up by the user which all modules have access to. From here equipment and lighting can be configured, information can be displayed, and advanced forms of navigation like the Tag based ROULETTE or shut cut NAVIGATE can be applied. Some of these features require additional module set up to use/display and wouldn't be available in very basic modules. The left panel above is the Module Library overlay. All installed modules are listed here and you can click any to adjust your set. The right panel shows the keybinding interface. In this case the user is Assigning OBroHugs to their Num0 key. Binding to key will only work on modules that have 2 or less actors. Different modules have different requirements on top of this to cast. For example some are positing sensitive and can only be cast from behind or in front of the target, they targets need to match the NPC type criteria. Creatures vs NPC in order the scene to trigger. Children are not allowed to ever be used in any kind of OSA scene regardless of intentions. Example of the targeting menu. 1 of the player triggered options to begin a scene. For scenes with more then 2 actors or for those not involving the player a targeting overlay can be brought up from the module library where you can select nearby actors as targets. Any OSA modules get's the full power of OSA and can use all of it's features: All OSA modules are called through the same API, which has a string where you enter the Module ID. The API doesn't require mastery/extending and can be called from any papyrus script or fragment. Your module also will get an automated installation check so developers can know if your module is installed and if not can adapt their content in different ways. All the examples above are generated passively by the OSA persona engine. While you could achieve these same results for a screen shot by editing the actors just for one photo, OSA is constantly weaving together elements of the character's personality to make shifting, reacting, life like expressions that adapt to the scene and change live Persona is what is special about OSA. Sticking two actors together and playing an animation is relatively easy in Skyrim, but having them come alive, with full control of their expressions, facial movements, voices, reactions, spells and cinematic effects is a bulk of the OSA animation project. While it might be hard to put your finger on it if you disable MOTIF and OSFX and try a familiar scene you will clearly see the difference with Persona turned off. Persona Overview: Example of the PROFILE | Biography page Example of a Maxed out silly profile. They don't have to be this crazy they can be anywhere in between no data and this. Example of the MyOSA equip menu, an example of ways to visually separate categories from entries (Squares vs circles). Styling, entires, and categories however are entirely up to the user. Clicking will equip directly from your XML document. MyAnimations function in the same way like a poser mod. MyOSA is the UI's ability to display and apply user-generated documents, giving fast access to your Skyrim stuff. For now I have 2 parts to MyOSA but plan to expand this a little further, an equipment manager and an animation manager. It's completely optional and only does anything if you turn it on and make the documents for it. MyOSA Overview: Example of ESG being applied to the INSPECT | EQUIPMENT menu The primary purpose of ESG is to allow for the animation engine to know exactly what types of clothing the user is wearing so it can play specific animations for different articles of clothing. OSA comes with a redressing module I animated myself which can be used by any developer if you see a need for NPCs to be redressing after your scene plays. With ESG you're able to custom make animations for almost any type of clothing and know what types the NPCs are wearing. ESG is a response to a hard limitation of Skyrim's slot system. While it's purpose might be vague without a lot of understanding into the workings of Skyrim I promise that it's a nessesity for complete accuracy in undressing and dressing animations. I'm sure you might have encountered something like this: You equip a pair of sunglasses and your character's pants wind up coming off when you put them on. That's related to the limitation that ESG works around. It does require the user to fill in a document saying what their slots generally are used for. To reach perfect performance it requires a little bit of work to conform your slots but generally will get the job done. ESG's data will be applied elsewhere in the OSA UI overlays, primarily with icon displays identifying the slots with their exact clothing type as opposed to "slots 30-60". ESG being applied to the SCENE menu Scorpion SK made the cpconvert.dll for the OSA project. It allows for text strings that papryus generates to be converted to non-english characters so that names of equipment, races and character names display properly in different regions. You'll have to configure the code page to your region in the cpconvert.ini for this feature to work. OSA uses it's own translation system. Two separate documents, a primary translation ini and also an "ESG" ini where you translate the clothing type names. The ESG ini is separate because it's not just for translation but gives users the chance to use the words they want for different clothing types. Every module for OSA gets their own translation document as well to allow navigation text to move through your scene be readable by anyone. OSA can calculate and display Earth measurement units for both height and weight of actors. I find this more immersive then "Height:1.0, Weight 75.0". Earth units has it's own ini: Metric or US display Adjust the Sky height to Earth Height ratio Adjust the Height to Earth weight ratio, there's a separate entry for both Male and Female ratios. The UI has a few easy to run output scans which just report back whatever it can gather on things. I'm open to ideas on this for further checks and comparisons that might aid users or developers in trouble shooting. It's main purpose is to help me trouble shoot OSA, for example a lot of users encounter visual glitches in animation due to having a mod overwrite their XPMS skeleton. REPORT will output this so it's easy to tell what's happening. Maybe this could aid other developers or users. Live check for XPMS being the active skeleton. The UI displays technical information on actors and their scales for quick access to that info. Outputs all installed DLLs and Script versions relative to OSA as well as other things that i've had time to enter. The way the UI works in actionscript was one of the main challenges of this project, actionscript brings power to the engine but the disadvantage it has is that it can't save any data with your game. When you load / reopen Skyrim the UI has to start over from scratch. In a sense this is also a blessing because it reduces bloat to nothing except the few properties that are kept for keybinds etc in a quest script. The UI gets data in 2 ways. It pulls a small amount of papyrus information from relevant actors, for examp le when you inspect an actor or start an OSA scene with an actor it requests some basic papyrus details from them and sends that to the UI. The rest of the data OSA access is xml / ini based documents for persona, scene data, profile data etc. It access these by streaming them on an as needed basis, unless you are in a scene or inspecting an actor OSA is dormant. While the system is lightweight thanks to actionscript it is complex due to it's scale. This is an early release and it's possible things might go wrong. Please let me know as I'm very interested in making this as strong as possible. The good news is if a bug does happen you can fix it by saving and loading or starting skyrim back up since nothing here is permanent due to the temporary nature of the UI, it gets a fresh reboot everytime. I receive the comments quite often that this can completely change Skyrim and bring a whole new level of interaction to the game. I believe this is true however I fear interest in Skyrim is low due it's age, and the release of FallOut 4 doesn't help. I hope that people will attempt to use this system to make modules for it to help me expand the scene library. We can open completely new things for Skyrim, from interactive special moves in combat to special unique scenes. In the end it's my hope that a nice library of animated scenes are generated that can serve papyrus story tellers and the user if they simply just want to tell their own story. OSA has a number of levels and skill sets which can develop for it. It's an important to know that despite how fancy the elements might appear that all interaction with OSA is simply filling out fields in text documents to be customized the way you want. There's no scripting, no papyrus, no Creation Kit skills needs at all. (Voice Packs take a little creation kit to get the audio into Skyrim.) Here's a list of somethings if you're interested in contributing: I built OSA to play and power my own module which has mature themes around intimacy however this does not define OSA. The OSA engine is an animation framework and not necessarily a sex framework (while it can be) it is intended for any kind of animated scene, from combat, crafting, hugging, even specific scenes for exact events in Papyrus stories. Anything you can animate can be an OSA module and take advantage of the full power of the OSA engine. I'd ask that you please be open minded in that the engine has no correlation itself to mature themed usage and can be applied to anything. OSA's purpose is to push the features we can make Skyrim do in animation as far as possible, gain enhanced data and management of it with xml combined with UI display. Make the whole package user friendly and not take years of Skyrim development experience to create for, by having all customization and creation be text based in xml. OSA created by Ceo With tremendous support from the core OSA team: Kinky Migal Pipdude Proxy86 Scorpion SK SF Public Relations Mysterious Guy LucasHM Localization Scorpion SK Promotion Shinji72 | Skyrim WATCH Special thanks to the contributors who wish to remain anonymous, OSA beta testers and all supporters, vocal and silent, of the OSA project. Just mine so far. Maybe I can get some other to come play though, we'll see: Vanilla Intimacy, Romance and Sex based around M+F engagments