Breats vibrating uncontrollably and stuff sunddenly flying around bugs

[JustANobody003]

Hello folks, I'm having yet another problem, gonna try to go straight to the point:
 

I installed ENB, but sunddenly I heard the noises of stuff colliding and sometimes things just catapulted themselves into the air when I was indoors...found a fix, just turn VSync on!...but now when I use certain armors like the Barely There Bikinis the breasts literally shakes/vibrates uncontrolably when running or when I stop running...I searched for a fix for this and installed the Havok thingy but it didn't worked...looked again and guess what, I have to turn VSync off.

Is there a way to fix both problems?I haven't had any luck, in these last days looking for a fix.

I'm turning ENB off until anybody can help me with this.If by chance I find a fix for this I'm gonna post it here.

[Tlam99]

Your hardware cannot handle the script load.

This might be framerate, too many hi res textures, too many scripts, no tweaks installed.

You can find guides how to do here on this site.

[Grey Cloud]

13 hours ago, JustANobody003 said:

I installed ENB, but sunddenly I heard the noises of stuff colliding and sometimes things just catapulted themselves into the air when I was indoors.

That shouldn't be anything to do with the ENB unless you configured it incorrectly.

 

13 hours ago, JustANobody003 said:

when I use certain armors like the Barely There Bikinis the breasts literally shakes/vibrates uncontrolably when runnin

That sounds as if it related to the previous problem. First see if this happens with naked females.

 

13 hours ago, JustANobody003 said:

installed the Havok thingy

Why? Why install something you don't understand in an attempt to fix a problem you don't understand?

 

Assuming you are using LE:

 

https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/SkyrimLE:3.0.0

https://www.loverslab.com/blogs/entry/7521-conglomerate-01-installing-skyrim-stability-fixes-tools/

 

[JustANobody003]

On 2/5/2022 at 9:49 PM, Tlam99 said:

You can find guides how to do here on this site.

You mean here or you just forgot to put a link?If you mean here(Loverslab) I went checking some stuff but didn't had the time to test everything yet, that's why I'm asking here, maybe someone knows from the top of their head a quick way to fix this.

 

15 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

That shouldn't be anything to do with the ENB unless you configured it incorrectly.

Please give me some common examples on how I could had configured it incorrectly, I'm gonna tell you what I did so you can have an idea what possibly went wrong:

Basically what I did was this:

Got ENB + ENB Boost and Light color Performance ENB Low End PC, and I changed the value of VideoMemorySizeMb to 1920, since this was the value to my video card on the Boost.

Also, I'm not being a jerk here but the way you say you make it look like it has something to do with ENB since there must wrong with it since it can have something configured wrong.That's why I asked if there was a way to have both fixes at the same time for both problems.
 

 

15 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

That sounds as if it related to the previous problem. First see if this happens with naked females.

With naked nothing happens, they jiggle normally, problem is when they have armor on, and not just the Arsenic ones, now even the The Book of UNP armors get this problem.
And what I mean with "now" is that I noticed it only now, not that it wasn't ocurring before.
 

 

15 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

Why? Why install something you don't understand in an attempt to fix a problem you don't understand?

Again, not being a jerk here, but you don't fix something by doing nothing or expecting someone will just come with the solution for you(allthough it would be pretty awesome if someone did tho, would save this random here a lot of time of searching and instead having fun).

And no, I'm not gonna search every single "tutorial" video or "[FIXED]" threads on the internet because 1)It's the internet, there are more ways to fix a problem and even more ways of having said problems(a good example is you warning me of the ENB having a bad config) 2)sometimes a fix works for what the X was caused by a N problem and sometimes because someone have one kind of machine(good or bad)this can change things,I used a big part of my time in these last 3 days doing this and I found a lot of information and most either didn't do anything(for example changing and angular and vertical velocity limits for the HDT) or just made it worst(for example the VSync causing this problem with the jiggling) and I don't have much of free time and tbh, mental health, to keep searching for hours and hours on end with no sucess or having a better clue on what is causing the problem, I don't have the problem looking for a fix but I do have a problem when I'm looking for it and I'm not better than when I start searching for it(I hope I expressed myself right) and 3)this is why I'm here, I'm trying to see if anybody can give a hint or point to a better direction so I can filter what I should do or not or what I should just undo.

I'm not a master modder but I'm not a total noob too, problem is somethings I know what and how to search for, this is one of these cases that I don't.

 

15 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

Assuming you are using LE:

 

https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/SkyrimLE:3.0.0

https://www.loverslab.com/blogs/entry/7521-conglomerate-01-installing-skyrim-stability-fixes-tools/

Thanks a bunch for these mate and yes, I use the LE version.Will check this out and see if I can find something that work out, ty for your patiance.

Thanks a again for the replies :]

[Andy14]

On 2/6/2022 at 1:18 AM, JustANobody003 said:

Hello folks, I'm having yet another problem, gonna try to go straight to the point:
 

I installed ENB, but sunddenly I heard the noises of stuff colliding and sometimes things just catapulted themselves into the air when I was indoors...found a fix, just turn VSync on!...but now when I use certain armors like the Barely There Bikinis the breasts literally shakes/vibrates uncontrolably when running or when I stop running...I searched for a fix for this and installed the Havok thingy but it didn't worked...looked again and guess what, I have to turn VSync off.

Is there a way to fix both problems?I haven't had any luck, in these last days looking for a fix.

I'm turning ENB off until anybody can help me with this.If by chance I find a fix for this I'm gonna post it here.

The hdtPhysicsExtension.log is located in SKSE\Plugins.
There look for which xml are assigned to the player (14) when the pc is naked and when the pc is clothed. The problem looks like wrong xml. The xml is probably entered directly in the nif of the armor as NiStringExtraData. If the physics works with naked body, use the xml of the naked body in the Armor Nif.
Or even simpler: make a copy of the xml (from the naked body) and rename the xml to the name of the xml used by the armor (rename the xml of the armor beforehand).

 

You can find the ENB settings in enblocal.ini.
[LIMITERS]
WaitBusyRenderer=true
EnableFPSLimit=true
FPSLimit=60.0

[Grey Cloud]

4 hours ago, JustANobody003 said:

the way you say you make it look like it has something to do with ENB since there must wrong with it since it can have something configured wrong.

I said

19 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

That shouldn't be anything to do with the ENB unless you configured it incorrectly.

Then if the ENB is incorrectly configured it may be.

Generally 'incorrectly configured' in this context means what you did to your enblocal.ini.

 

4 hours ago, JustANobody003 said:

I changed the value of VideoMemorySizeMb to 1920,

That seems very low. How did you arrive at that figure?

See this part of the STEP guide

VideoMemorySizeMb

This sets the total memory that will be used for the ENBoost dynamic memory allocation. All available VRAM, except for the amount set with ReservedMemorySizeMb, will be used first, and if VideoMemorySizeMb is set to a value higher than total VRAM of the user's videocard, then ENBoost will use system RAM, if necessary, by running instances of enbhost.exe.

Download Boris's VRamSizeTest tool, run VRamSizeDX9.exe, and note the number it shows after "Video memory available." Then, if you are running Windows 7, subtract 170 from that number; if you are running Windows 8/8.1, use the number provided by the tool; and if you are running Windows 10, subtract 350 from that number. Use the result as the variable here. (Example 1: If VRamSizeDX9.exe shows 10240, and you're running Windows 7, you should subtract 170 to get 10070. Example 2: If VRamSizeDX9.exe shows 4064, and you're running Windows 8, you should use 4064. Example 3: If VRamSizeDX9.exe shows 11168, and you're running Windows 10, you should subtract 350 to get 10818.) For more information, please refer to this post.

https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/SkyrimLE:ENBLocal_INI_Reference/Memory

 

4 hours ago, JustANobody003 said:

but you don't fix something by doing nothing or expecting someone will just come with the solution for you

No you don't but the correct way to fix any problem is to first identify the problem. With problem solving in general it is seldom a good idea to add anything into the mix.

 

 

[JustANobody003]

13 hours ago, Andy14 said:

The hdtPhysicsExtension.log is located in SKSE\Plugins.
There look for which xml are assigned to the player (14) when the pc is naked and when the pc is clothed. The problem looks like wrong xml. The xml is probably entered directly in the nif of the armor as NiStringExtraData. If the physics works with naked body, use the xml of the naked body in the Armor Nif.
Or even simpler: make a copy of the xml (from the naked body) and rename the xml to the name of the xml used by the armor (rename the xml of the armor beforehand).

This makes sense!Will try this later today and will come back here to report what happens.

 

 

11 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

That seems very low. How did you arrive at that figure?

I have a GTX650(not TI), and has 2 GB of video RAM, the 1920 value is what is written on the ENB Boost for NVIDIA cards with 2GB of Ram.But I will do what you said later, thanks for the link, but I used dxdiag to discover the amount of VRAM of the card...I think that's one of way of discovering how much I had right?

 

 

11 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

No you don't but the correct way to fix any problem is to first identify the problem. With problem solving in general it is seldom a good idea to add anything into the mix.

You are correct, but the matter of fact that most of the time my head starts to ache hard when I go down the rabbit hole from some type of things, specially troubleshooting nowadays, and not getting anywhere sometimes my only choice is just trying random things, and as I said some times my problem is that I just don't know how to search for the fix even if I know what the problem is.

[JustANobody003]

13 hours ago, Andy14 said:

Or even simpler: make a copy of the xml (from the naked body) and rename the xml to the name of the xml used by the armor (rename the xml of the armor beforehand).

So just one question remains before I try this later, since right now I'm busy but...
Is this .xml you mean when dealing with just the body?I'm using the UUNP body btw.

(Excuse the portuguese, I'm not american)

[Grey Cloud]

19 minutes ago, JustANobody003 said:

the 1920 value is what is written on the ENB Boost for NVIDIA cards with 2GB of Ram

Not quite sure what you mean there but it doesn't sound correct. If the card has 2GB of VRAM then the amount of VideoMemorySizeMb will be greater than that not less. It is VRAM plus a percentage of RAM +/- whatever according to your OS. ENBoost uses your RAM.

[Andy14]

2 hours ago, JustANobody003 said:

So just one question remains before I try this later, since right now I'm busy but...
Is this .xml you mean when dealing with just the body?I'm using the UUNP body btw.

(Excuse the portuguese, I'm not american)

 

You can see which xml is used for the body in hdtPhysicsExtensions.log.
Just take off armor and look in the log which xml is used.
The xml is (usually) entered directly in the nif of the body and the nif of the armor.

 

like this

[JustANobody003]

15 hours ago, Grey Cloud said:

Not quite sure what you mean there but it doesn't sound correct. If the card has 2GB of VRAM then the amount of VideoMemorySizeMb will be greater than that not less. It is VRAM plus a percentage of RAM +/- whatever according to your OS. ENBoost uses your RAM.

Check the images, the first is the tool I mentioned, it checks everything you have and inform you of the details, the second is the ENBBoost .rar, in the NVidia Cards it says this value.I don't remember where I saw this video or from who it is but it says to use these values.

 

13 hours ago, Andy14 said:

 

You can see which xml is used for the body in hdtPhysicsExtensions.log.
Just take off armor and look in the log which xml is used.
The xml is (usually) entered directly in the nif of the body and the nif of the armor.

Wich program is that?Never say this before...

[Grey Cloud]

If I'm reading that correctly, you have 8GB of RAM and an integrated graphics chip. This means that Skyrim will struggle. Your graphics chip is using 2007MB of that 8GB.

You should not be using that ENBoost thing from Nexus. It is long past its sell-by date. Follow the guides I linked.

[donttouchmethere]

On 2/7/2022 at 6:31 AM, JustANobody003 said:

Got ENB + ENB Boost and Light color Performance ENB Low End PC, and I changed the value of VideoMemorySizeMb to 1920, since this was the value to my video card on the Boost.

There seems some confusion.

ENB Boost is in enblocal.ini:

[global]

usepatchspeedhackwithoutgraphics=true

 

Basically ENB without an ENB preset and ONLY the memory allocation that comes with the ENBseries.

 

 

If you use an ENB you would set

usepatchspeedhackwithoutgraphics=false

 

Means you use and ENB preset AND the memory allocation integrated in the ENBseries.

 

If you don't know how to calculate the available memory size set

[memory]

AutodetectVideoMemorySize=true