Sexlab Framework is not working

[DontAskImStupid]

Since yesterday i have problems with Sexlab. Fnis saying everything is fine (besides reading sexlab and it not working, i also have some more mods installed which Fnis doesnt read but i can see them in SkyUI). As you can see in game the tab where its displayed what sexlab can see everything is marked. Not even with a question mark its just gray. And i have the things installed and all. I even reinstalled skse and everything which solved my first problem with all characters being frozen in t-pose but now that they can move again sexlab is not working anymore. 

 

For reference i use Vortex as a mod manager and play skyrim se with the anniversary edition dlc.

[ehhh213]

same problem, been searching for hours and no one has addressed it

[ArcticMoses]

Same here. Tried to reinstall Sexlab Framework

[Leapplo]

Im using ModOrganizer, and everything seems right placed, but when i try to install sexlab from the menu it just doesn't go ?

[blazeSOL]

I'm also having this exact problem, very frustrating. Some of the mods load successfully on FNIS but it seems like the other ones (which are likely causing my T Pose problem) are outdated. 

[dlaughner]

Since Bethesda updated to the Anniversary Edition (AE) everything is fucked right now. I recommend using the Downgrade patch. Its working for me currently.

  https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/57618

[juriusus]

for this i installed sexlab light se and sexlab framework AE and in the files conflict i used before for light se on vortex and after everithing worked fine 

[leonardo021981]

On 1/5/2022 at 5:31 AM, dlaughner said:

Since Bethesda updated to the Anniversary Edition (AE) everything is fucked right now. I recommend using the Downgrade patch. Its working for me currently.

  https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/57618

Thank you the game doesn't even open anymore

[Just Don't]

16 hours ago, leonardo021981 said:

Thank you the game doesn't even open anymore

Stop blaming Bethesda or a random user on the internet. Learn.

• Check the product version of your skyrimse.exe file.
• Confirm you have the correct SKSE release for said executable version.
• Check all the mods that contain a dll file (in data\skse\plugins or equivalent of your mod manager), these also need to be compatible with the version of your executable and SKSE.

That's how you ensure your game will work. That's the kind of knowledge you need to acquire otherwise you'll be blaming external factors all day.

 

Downgrading is optional, at this point pretty much everything (all the major mods at least) have been released for the latest patch. You should disable automatic updates though, so the next patch doesn't break your game (set Skyrim to only update when launched, don't launch it from Steam but from the SKSE executable and you'll be fine). You can verify file integrity of the game or reinstall it to go back to a functional game. You should consider starting again from a clean game anyway.

Edited January 10, 2023 by Just Don't