Moomoomaster69 Posted August 10, 2022 Posted August 10, 2022 After the summer updates I noticed that epe and cfp breasts were really really small. Does anyone know a workaround with this? I don't use cbo because it causes too much issues.
sagimine1 Posted August 12, 2022 Posted August 12, 2022 On 8/9/2022 at 11:17 PM, Moomoomaster69 said: After the summer updates I noticed that epe and cfp breasts were really really small. Does anyone know a workaround with this? I don't use cbo because it causes too much issues. Unless both mod teams implemented mesh base around the breast and allow others to modified them for their personal customization. You are more or less stuck with what was given. Say they did allow such thing then you would have to redo all of the clothing and unclothing mesh. Not to mention gene phenotype and other requirement.
Hermitic Posted August 13, 2022 Posted August 13, 2022 Actually it's really easy. They changed the gene system with Royal Court so parts can be scaled infinitely now (though doing it too much looks terrible, of course). It's kind of complicated, though. There's a file called 01_genes_morph in steam>steamapps>ck3>game>common>genes. In that file, do a control+f search for "bust" to take you to the section called gene_bs_bust. This section concerns breasts. Now, all the numbers there will probably look really confusing, but once you know how it works it can be changed very simply. Scroll down or use control+f to find bs_body_breast_size_max and bs_breast_size_max. Under each will be some numbers that look like this: curve = { { 0.0 0.0 } { 0.5 0.0 } { 1.0 1.0 } The number on the left means the percentage. 1.0 means 100%. The number on the right is the scale used at that percentage. So by default, at 100% the breasts have a scale of 1, which is the vanilla maximum size. Just change that to 2.0 to make the maximum twice as large. This means that the breasts in game will be scaled up by 200%. This only applies to clothed characters, however. For naked breasts, the process is similar but a little more tedious. Go to bust_default. The section you care about is bs_body_breast_size_2_max. That controls the size of naked breasts. Each type of breast (there are 10, if I am remembering right) has a separate breast size 2 max section, and each must be modified individually. DO NOT use the find and replace function, as the gene file is very large and you are likely to accidentally modify some other gene and mess everything up. So you could change breast size 2 max to this, for example: { 0.0 1.0 } { 0.5 2.0 } { 1.0 3.0 } This would mean that at 0%, the scale is 1. That is, the smallest possible size is the vanilla maximum. At 50% it has a scale of 2, i.e. the breasts are twice as large. And at 100% they are three times as large. You can also add more steps between 0% and 100%, like this: { 0.0 0.0 } { 0.1 1.0 } { 0.2 2.0 } { 0.3 3.0 } { 0.4 4.0 } { 0.5 5.0 } { 0.6 6.0 } { 0.7 7.0 } { 0.8 8.0 } { 0.9 9.0 } { 1.0 10.0 } Here, there is a much finer gradation of breast sizes, which makes a smoother transition between them in-game. Of course, the breast models' vertices and polygons will become increasingly jagged and ugly the more the model is scaled. Test scales until you find one you like. You have to restart the game every time, unfortunately. 5
Masterlance Posted August 16, 2022 Posted August 16, 2022 On 8/13/2022 at 5:39 AM, Hermitic said: Actually it's really easy. They changed the gene system with Royal Court so parts can be scaled infinitely now (though doing it too much looks terrible, of course). It's kind of complicated, though. There's a file called 01_genes_morph in steam>steamapps>ck3>game>common>genes. In that file, do a control+f search for "bust" to take you to the section called gene_bs_bust. This section concerns breasts. Now, all the numbers there will probably look really confusing, but once you know how it works it can be changed very simply. Scroll down or use control+f to find bs_body_breast_size_max and bs_breast_size_max. Under each will be some numbers that look like this: curve = { { 0.0 0.0 } { 0.5 0.0 } { 1.0 1.0 } The number on the left means the percentage. 1.0 means 100%. The number on the right is the scale used at that percentage. So by default, at 100% the breasts have a scale of 1, which is the vanilla maximum size. Just change that to 2.0 to make the maximum twice as large. This means that the breasts in game will be scaled up by 200%. This only applies to clothed characters, however. For naked breasts, the process is similar but a little more tedious. Go to bust_default. The section you care about is bs_body_breast_size_2_max. That controls the size of naked breasts. Each type of breast (there are 10, if I am remembering right) has a separate breast size 2 max section, and each must be modified individually. DO NOT use the find and replace function, as the gene file is very large and you are likely to accidentally modify some other gene and mess everything up. So you could change breast size 2 max to this, for example: { 0.0 1.0 } { 0.5 2.0 } { 1.0 3.0 } This would mean that at 0%, the scale is 1. That is, the smallest possible size is the vanilla maximum. At 50% it has a scale of 2, i.e. the breasts are twice as large. And at 100% they are three times as large. You can also add more steps between 0% and 100%, like this: { 0.0 0.0 } { 0.1 1.0 } { 0.2 2.0 } { 0.3 3.0 } { 0.4 4.0 } { 0.5 5.0 } { 0.6 6.0 } { 0.7 7.0 } { 0.8 8.0 } { 0.9 9.0 } { 1.0 10.0 } Here, there is a much finer gradation of breast sizes, which makes a smoother transition between them in-game. Of course, the breast models' vertices and polygons will become increasingly jagged and ugly the more the model is scaled. Test scales until you find one you like. You have to restart the game every time, unfortunately. Hiho. Does your way to increase the bust while using CBO? Or is CBO stronger and overwrite my manipulation? Because i tried it and didnt see changes.
Hermitic Posted August 18, 2022 Posted August 18, 2022 CBO (or any other mod which modifies genes, such as EPE) has its own gene file that overwrites the vanilla one. You need to go to CBO's files and find genes_morph.
Parker345 Posted November 16, 2022 Posted November 16, 2022 Changed all the appropriate values in every genes_morph file. No effect at all. I have no idea what is overriding it.
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