I am not a smart person

[NohBhodie]

As the title would suggest, I'm actually very dumb. Perhaps my one saving grace is that I am aware of this. I've been playing Skyrim since it first released, and have been playing it on PC since...2015? It was around that time I discovered CBBE, and through trial and error, have pretty much figured it out, outside of adjusting clothes to prevent clipping issues, but I have adapted to that.

 

However, the one thing that eludes me to this day is how to circumvent the "torpedo belly" that plagues my female characters. Something to do with the belly node and paints or something like that. I don't know, and it bothers me that there could be a simple fix to this, and I do not know of it. May I request assistance from someone who has either figured out a workaround, or who knows what they're doing? 

[shortiron]

Torpedo belly ? usually means HDT problem. But it can also because of multiple mods modified the body at the same time but using different settings like one mod uses NiOverride, the other uses bodyscale, etc.

[NohBhodie]

Wait, what?

[shortiron]

I never experienced torpedo belly, but once (I use UUNP HDT) I forgot to enable HDT-PE and my char's belly was bulging backwards.

[NohBhodie]

I thought...I thought that NetImmerseOverride was a requirement of bodyslide/HDT/RaceMenu/etc. 

[shortiron]

It's included in RaceMenu yes.

 

20 minutes ago, shortiron said:

like one mod uses NiOverride, the other uses bodyscale, etc.

What I meant by this is I used to have Soulgem Oven III and Fertility Mode.

Soulgem Oven III uses NiO, Fertility Mode by default uses bodyscale but you can actually choose between NiO, bodyscale or SLIF.

Until I selected NiO in Fertility Mode, I used to have problem with female body glitch every time my char was pregnant.

Now I only use Fertility Mode though.

[NohBhodie]

So basically, the mods that influence body scaling should all be using the same scaler?