Bodyslide/outfitstudio how do I add my custom sliders to CBBE

[Veck]

So I added a few custom sliders to CBBE in outfitstudio but I can't figure out how to save them to use with all the cbbe body types. when I save it it makes it its own separate body. I know this is probably something super simple that I missed but I cant figure it out.

[Gameplayer]

On 6/3/2022 at 7:00 PM, Veck said:

So I added a few custom sliders to CBBE in outfitstudio but I can't figure out how to save them to use with all the cbbe body types. when I save it it makes it its own separate body. I know this is probably something super simple that I missed but I cant figure it out.

 

Now apply your custom sliders to all the body types (that you actually use)....And all the clothes your going to have to make new Slider Sets for because they dont come programmed with your new sliders.

You will have to open up every outfit and load up your new reference body which contains those sliders you added and then conform all the objects in that outfit to your sliders.

Then you really should check every single slider because that is what the original author did and he may have determined that a number of sliders needed help conforming and did a lot of work by hand to make sure that they did conform properly.

 

Yup its a lot of work and that is the simplest it can be made at this time....Time wise well if you only do this to a handful of outfits might only take you an afternoon, but if you expect to do say an entire outfit pack such as TOWABA that could take a few weeks to get them all done.

 

Adding sliders to say...Remodeled Armor....That might be realistic in about 1 to 2 weeks probably a lot easier in fact than doing TOWABA (has more stuff)

 

Too give a point of reference of a very large amount of outfit packs getting done by an experienced hand...Well it took me about 4 months of work, working dailey at least 8 hours a day to do what I did for Atomic Beauty IKAROS Fallout 4 slider packs.  That body of work was basically most of the popular stuff ever done for Fo4.

 

Please note that I only mentioned it to give you a time frame to expect if you decide to do your entire load order of outfits you have downloaded for Skyrim.

Your looking at that taking months of work dailey to complete.

[Veck]

4 hours ago, Gameplayer said:

 

Now apply your custom sliders to all the body types (that you actually use)....And all the clothes your going to have to make new Slider Sets for because they dont come programmed with your new sliders.

You will have to open up every outfit and load up your new reference body which contains those sliders you added and then conform all the objects in that outfit to your sliders.

Then you really should check every single slider because that is what the original author did and he may have determined that a number of sliders needed help conforming and did a lot of work by hand to make sure that they did conform properly.

 

Yup its a lot of work and that is the simplest it can be made at this time....Time wise well if you only do this to a handful of outfits might only take you an afternoon, but if you expect to do say an entire outfit pack such as TOWABA that could take a few weeks to get them all done.

 

Adding sliders to say...Remodeled Armor....That might be realistic in about 1 to 2 weeks probably a lot easier in fact than doing TOWABA (has more stuff)

 

Too give a point of reference of a very large amount of outfit packs getting done by an experienced hand...Well it took me about 4 months of work, working dailey at least 8 hours a day to do what I did for Atomic Beauty IKAROS Fallout 4 slider packs.  That body of work was basically most of the popular stuff ever done for Fo4.

 

Please note that I only mentioned it to give you a time frame to expect if you decide to do your entire load order of outfits you have downloaded for Skyrim.

Your looking at that taking months of work dailey to complete.

thanks Yeah I figured out this was the only way to do this I might just stick to base cbbe or just pick a 2 or 3 outfits to have the character wear.