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FNIS doesn't recognize skeleton NEED HELP


tualmaril

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When I run FNIS it gives out the following output.
Skeleton(hkx) female: Unknown (232 bones)   male: XPMS2HDT (115 bones)
Patch: "GENDER Specific Animations"
Patch: "SKELETON Arm Fix"

 

And it gives no warning. My skeleton is properly installed and there are no problem with the body. But it still doesnt see female bones. Tried starting in admin or without. Deleted MO overwrite and redid. Nothing helps getting desperate.

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Probably you don't need the patch for GENDER specific animations, if you don't have a specific body (different from males and females) and different anims for the two genders.

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2 hours ago, tualmaril said:

When I run FNIS it gives out the following output.
Skeleton(hkx) female: Unknown (232 bones)   male: XPMS2HDT (115 bones)
Patch: "GENDER Specific Animations"
Patch: "SKELETON Arm Fix"

 

And it gives no warning. My skeleton is properly installed and there are no problem with the body. But it still doesnt see female bones. Tried starting in admin or without. Deleted MO overwrite and redid. Nothing helps getting desperate.

 

 

Your female skeleton has 232 bones. This means that either 1) you are not using XPMSE by Groovtama and THAT is your problem or, and more likely, 2) something is overwriting your skeleton. In the first case, get the correct skeleton and in the second case move your skeleton further down your load order.

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To expand on what Psalam said:  the golden rule with all skeletons (XPMSE should be the one used as Psalam said) is ALWAYS install them last and let it overwrite all.  If using Mod Organizer, just make sure the skeleton in the left-hand pane has the highest priority.  If manually installing or using NMM (or other mod managers), install the skeleton last.  Haven't used Vortex so I'm not sure of it's interface and mod handling, but the rule of "skeleton last" should still apply there as well.

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2 hours ago, srayesmanll said:

the golden rule with all skeletons (XPMSE should be the one used as Psalam said) is ALWAYS install them last and let it overwrite all. 

Just throwing my vote behind this.

 

(It doesn't have to be installed last but that's the simplest way of ensuring nothing overwrites it).

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