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SkyFem SOS zEdit UPF Patcher

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This patcher is an alternative to the SOS patch that comes with SkyFem.

 

Basically what it does is patches any SOS addons that work for females to say they work for both males and females and makes them use the female meshes for the SkyFem "males".

Theoretically it will work with any SOS addon for females.

 

Requirements::

SoS

zEdit

SkyFem (not a hard requirement, you can theoretically use this without it...)

 

Installation:

- Click cubes icon in zEdit
- Click "Install Module" button
- Select the archive downloaded from this page

 

Usage:

- Open zEdit and be sure all the SOS addons you wish to patch are enabled

- Click puzzle piece icon in zEdit
- Make sure this patcher is enabled
- Build the patch

- Load the game and restart SOS in MCM

 

Credits:

SkyFem for inspiring me. I also looked at its SOS patch when developing this

matortheeternal for zEdit


  • Submitter
  • Submitted
    09/06/2020
  • Category
  • Requires
    SoS
  • Regular Edition Compatible
    Yes

 

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So, I wanted to use this to "disable" the VectorPlexus schlong (replacing it with the ERF Futa schlong,) as I changed the female base shape, and it was now floating detached from the body.

 

After running the script and looking at the patch, I noticed that the No-Futanari schlong was untouched, which I thought was odd. Looking at the script, I see you're skipping it intentionally, and after looking at how the armor addons are patched (and looking at the data for the armor addons in the No-Futanari ESP,) I understand why. The No-Futanari addons don't need patched because the female and male entries for those addons are already identical.

 

However, in so doing, you're also skipping patching the applicable genders for the No-Futanari schlong, which has a (probably) unintended side-effect. Being unable to use it for males means that any NPC that was originally male, is forced to have a schlong, which isn't what I wanted. I changed just a few lines in the script to this end, and the results were what I both expected and wanted. The only record touched in No-Futanari is the gender entry, to allow it to be used with males, and the armor addons are left alone. This gives the option of slapping a vagina on an NPC that was originally male (and if it's something the user doesn't want, they can just set the probability to zero for males, easy-peasy.)

 

All I changed was this block (line 76):

// Ignore "no futa" addon
if (addon === 'No_Futa') {
	return false;
}
locals.addonsToPatch.push(addon);

 

To this:

// Ignore "no futa" addon
if (addon !== 'No_Futa') {
	locals.addonsToPatch.push(addon);
}

 

And, of course, thank you for providing this in the first place.

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