Celedhring Posted September 6, 2019 Posted September 6, 2019 Fresh install of a brand new Fallout 4 game on a new computer, I installed F4SE (latest version) and Fallout 4 is the latest version as well. I have AAF up and running, no problems with animations etc. But I'm not seeing any breast/butt jiggle despite installing the Fusion Girl body, ZaZ Extended Skeleton, CBP Physics for Fallout 4 and MtM CBP Physics - was following the AAF installation guide. But I'm at loss as to why the physics aren't working.
TheBottomhoodofSteel Posted September 6, 2019 Posted September 6, 2019 IIRC that was a known CBP issue unless it got fixed in a recent update. It also won't work in Chargen as well
Vel W Posted October 6, 2019 Posted October 6, 2019 On 9/6/2019 at 12:16 PM, Celedhring said: Fresh install of a brand new Fallout 4 game on a new computer, I installed F4SE (latest version) and Fallout 4 is the latest version as well. I have AAF up and running, no problems with animations etc. But I'm not seeing any breast/butt jiggle despite installing the Fusion Girl body, ZaZ Extended Skeleton, CBP Physics for Fallout 4 and MtM CBP Physics - was following the AAF installation guide. But I'm at loss as to why the physics aren't working. Can confirm. Not seeing anything here, either. Edit: I found the solution! If you're using NMM like me, it's a bug of either the installer or the mod. Look into your folder "Data" and you'll find a wrongly installed folder CBP-014-f4se_0_06_17" with a nested F4SE folder inside. Take the F4SE out of the folder and put it with the main F4SE folder. Someone on the CBP Physics mod page figured this out
SamBooka Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 Same problem as op, i looked at the folder as suggested, its all in the correct folder. edit: Getting following notification in mo: You have one or more script extender plugins which failed to load! If you want this notification to go away, here are some steps you can take: • Look for updates to the mod or the specific plugin included in the mod. • Disable the mod containing the plugin. • Hide or delete the plugin from the mod. To refresh the script extender logs, you will need to run the game and/or editor again! The failed plugins are: • cbpfo4 version 2 (cbp.dll, CBP Physics for F4-39088-v0-1-7-1574419164) reported as incompatible during query. So i guess its not compatible with latest skse
SilverPerv Posted December 11, 2019 Posted December 11, 2019 10 hours ago, SamBooka said: So i guess its not compatible with latest skse Yeah CBP Physics has not been updated yet. You can either revert back to 1.1.0.162 using this method, or just wait for CBP to update.
Betelman Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 Thanks for the information, All. I just installed this yesterday for the first time. I keep getting the "script command CBP not found" message after following the instructions to install it. I'll remove it and keep checking for a update. Should I continue to use the the updates on Nexus or is there a better location?
SilverPerv Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 59 minutes ago, Betelman said: Thanks for the information, All. I just installed this yesterday for the first time. I keep getting the "script command CBP not found" message after following the instructions to install it. I'll remove it and keep checking for a update. Should I continue to use the the updates on Nexus or is there a better location? Check the 5th comment on the CBP Physics posts on nexus. It shows how you can manually update CBP using a hex editor. Only way to get it working so for with 1.10.163
Hippeus Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 4 hours ago, SilverPerv said: Check the 5th comment on the CBP Physics posts on nexus. It shows how you can manually update CBP using a hex editor. Only way to get it working so for with 1.10.163 I’ve also been waiting for CBP physics to update. Not sure if I’m comfortable messing with hex editor though.
SilverPerv Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 13 minutes ago, Hippeus said: I’ve also been waiting for CBP physics to update. Not sure if I’m comfortable messing with hex editor though. it's as easy as editing a ini file. Much easier then you might think. the comments even have screenshots of how to do it.
Hippeus Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 1 hour ago, SilverPerv said: it's as easy as editing a ini file. Much easier then you might think. the comments even have screenshots of how to do it. I’ll try it out then. Cause I know how to edit ini files.
phillout Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 7 hours ago, SilverPerv said: Check the 5th comment on the CBP Physics posts on nexus. It shows how you can manually update CBP using a hex editor. Only way to get it working so for with 1.10.163 This is crazy The original CBP code is released under open-source MIT license. Now that asshole opparco releases a modification under the restrictive Nexus license - don't upload it anywhere, get my permissions etc. While this is not strictly forbidden by MIT license (Microsoft uses BSD/MIT code in Windows), you still have to include a copy of the MIT license with any derivative product. And in the end taking someone's open-sourced work and republishing it under Nexus license is just against the OSS spirit. It's just disgusting.
SilverPerv Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 25 minutes ago, phillout said: This is crazy The original CBP code is released under open-source MIT license. Now that asshole opparco releases a modification under the restrictive Nexus license - don't upload it anywhere, get my permissions etc. While this is not strictly forbidden by MIT license (Microsoft uses BSD/MIT code in Windows), you still have to include a copy of the MIT license with any derivative product. And in the end taking someone's open-sourced work and republishing it under Nexus license is just against the OSS spirit. It's just disgusting. What open source work is this based on then? I know next to nothing about physics, except for Havok. And why would microsoft's license apply here?
phillout Posted December 12, 2019 Posted December 12, 2019 9 minutes ago, SilverPerv said: What open source work is this based on then? I know next to nothing about physics, except for Havok. And why would microsoft's license apply here? This is the original CBP license No, Microsoft license does not apply, what I was saying is that it's not against the law to include MIT-licensed code in a proprietary one. But basing a work on a MIT-licensed code and releasing it under restrictive proprietary license is something I personally find repulsive. And not including the original license with CBP at all is a clear license violation.
imabigree420 Posted December 29, 2021 Posted December 29, 2021 sorry to necro but where do i put the f4se folder again?
Sgt. Marge Posted December 29, 2021 Posted December 29, 2021 8 hours ago, imabigree420 said: sorry to necro but where do i put the f4se folder again? How to Install F4SE for Fallout 4 (2020) - Script Extender v0.6.20 Please note that the current version is actually 0.6.21 but the video still applies.
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