Guest Posted September 22, 2019 Posted September 22, 2019 The CBPConfig file that comes with CBP has some annotations, but leave a lot to imagination and guesswork, unless you're already familiar with the system. Maybe there are guides out there, but i haven't seen any, that explain what every setting does in easy to understand language. Heck, even the official guide on the CBPC-modpage starts out, by giving you false information about the coordinate system (mislabelled axes). Given how old CBP is, the only explanation i can come up with is: "It's skyrim-modding - what did you expect?" Â Anyways, after i was done making notes for myself, about how stuff works, i thought: Might as well share it. Â So, here's my CBPConfig.txt - fully commented. Important: You don't want to just copypaste everything, since those are my settings, and your preferences likely are different. Instead, the important part are the comments: Copy them to your file, if you find 'em helpful. Â # General Guidelines # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Coordinate-System (for reference): X = Horizontal, Y = Depth, Z = Vertical # # - Too short/far movement, regardless of force? -> Adjust maxoffset # - Too little/too much force needed for movement? -> Adjust stiffness # - Movement looks too springy/too heavy? -> Adjust timestep # - Total movement duration is too short/long? -> Adjust damping # - Too little/too much movement in a direction? -> Adjust force-multipliers # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Breasts # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Breast.maxoffset 7.000 # Max movement from neutral point in any direction Breast.stiffness 0.030 # linear spring-resistance (higher = more stiff) Breast.stiffness2 0.020 # quadratic spring-resistance (higher = more stiff) Breast.timeStep 0.600 # spring-speed (low = more inertia, high = more bouncy) Breast.damping 0.040 # Amount of force removed per frame Breast.linearX 1.200 # Horiz Force-multiplier Breast.linearY 0.500 # Depth Force-multiplier Breast.linearZ 1.200 # Vert. Force-multiplier Breast.rotational 0.150 # Rot. Force-multiplier Breast.timetick 8.000 # Time resolution in MS (don't change this) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Butt # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Butt.maxoffset 4.000 # Max movement from neutral point in any direction Butt.stiffness 0.025 # linear spring-resistance (higher = more stiff) Butt.stiffness2 0.015 # quadratic spring-resistance (higher = more stiff) Butt.timeStep 0.750 # spring-speed (low = more inertia, high = more bouncy) Butt.damping 0.030 # Amount of force removed per frame Butt.linearX 1.100 # Horiz Force-multiplier Butt.linearY 0.600 # Depth Force-multiplier Butt.linearZ 1.200 # Vert. Force-multiplier Butt.rotational 0.100 # Rot. Force-multiplier Butt.timetick 8.000 # Time resolution in MS (don't change this) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Belly # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Belly.maxoffset 5.000 # Max movement from neutral point in any direction Belly.stiffness 0.010 # linear spring-resistance (higher = more stiff) Belly.stiffness2 0.020 # quadratic spring-resistance (higher = more stiff) Belly.timeStep 0.500 # spring-speed (low = more inertia, high = more bouncy) Belly.damping 0.020 # Amount of force removed per frame Belly.linearX 0.800 # Horiz Force-multiplier Belly.linearY 0.600 # Depth Force-multiplier Belly.linearZ 1.000 # Vert. Force-multiplier Belly.rotational 0.200 # Rot. Force-multiplier Belly.timetick 8.000 # Time resolution in MS (don't change this) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Reread this configfile every N frames (for live-tweaking), 0 = Disable # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tuning.rate 300.0 Â
spoonsinger Posted September 22, 2019 Posted September 22, 2019 Sometimes I wish this site had a track/note for future feature. Anyway saved to a text file so I can loose it on my own PC. Cheers.
Limbic2Node Posted November 28, 2019 Posted November 28, 2019 Much appreciated. I also use Lazy Tools which makes editing physics possible by way of the MCM.
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