How do I get the Body Slide files for Killer Keos armor?/Good non-unp skimpy armor replacer (LE)

[GloopityGoop]

So, I just downloader Killer Keos Skimpy CBBE Replacer, but it isn't showing up in Body Slide.  How can I get it to play nice so I can get them to my prefered slider values?  If not, what is a good CBBE skimpy armor replacer that DOESN'T use a version of UNP?  I recently had problems with it and it left a bad taste in my mouth, so I'd rather not try that again.

[Erebea]

It doesn't come with bodyslide, probably due to it's age.

Try this instead: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/25259

[GloopityGoop]

1 hour ago, Erebea said:

It doesn't come with bodyslide, probably due to it's age.

Try this instead: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/25259

Thanks, I looked at it, buuuut oddly enough, a good bit of the things aren't revealing enough.  Ironic, isn't it?  For refference, I'm using skimpy male outfits as well, and this is what the blacksmiths are working with:

meanwhile, the lady blacksmith outfit is basically the same as the vanilla refit.  Are there any other ones you suggest?

[Erebea]

I don't use cbbe, so here is what I found on the nexus:

 

female outfit replacer cbbe

 

or:

 

a little sexy apparel replacer and a little sexy apparel replacer cbbe hdt You'll need both of the sexy apparel replacer mods.

[GloopityGoop]

Thanks, but last time I tried "BHUNP (UUNP Next Generation) LE" (a requirement to those mods you reccomended), it caused some script errors so I'd rather not use it.

[Erebea]

Not if you only use the cbbe version, just because it is on the mod page doesn't mean it's required.

[GloopityGoop]

47 minutes ago, Erebea said:

Not if you only use the cbbe version, just because it is on the mod page doesn't mean it's required.

OH!  I just skimmed the requirements list of that first one and assumed it needed it instead of going to files and seeing only 1 needed it.

[Erebea]

30 minutes ago, GloopityGoop said:

OH!  I just skimmed the requirements list of that first one and assumed it needed it instead of going to files and seeing only 1 needed it.

 

When looking at mod pages, you should take your time going over it to ensure you know you are downloading the right things, and how to use it.

 

I can see that you are new to modding (I saw your other thread about bhunp and the dll error) so I'll offer some advice. There is nothing wrong with re-reading a mod page, the comment section (nexus) or the support threads on loverslab, until you understand how to install the mod, it's requirements and how to use the mod.

 

It's no secret that most people who mod games like skyrim, probably spend more time installing mods, and then tweaking mods/load order, than they do playing the game they are modding.

 

Slow and steady wins the race.