Skimpy Armor Replacer not really working ?

[SlutPrincessMia]

Heya Peeps.

I recently faced the problem that no matter what i do ?
I wont get the Killer Keos Armor Replacer to work ! Bodyslide itself works ! my Char and all the NPCs are walking around in their correct body i wanted ! heck even the Immersive Armors are working just as intended.
But for some reason ? I keep having the usual Vanilla Armors instead of the Skimpy ones ! i also made sure to have the Armor Replacer at the bottom of the Modloader !
Incase it helps ? im using MO2

[traison]

A couple of options here:

1. Perhaps the mod is not an armor replacer but instead standalone.
2. You have another mod that changes the mesh paths of all vanilla armors.

[SlutPrincessMia]

This is the Version im using - https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/9234?tab=description
As far im aware it usually replaced some of the Vanilla ones.

Other Armor Related Mods im using in case it help would be.
Immersive Armors and Immersive Armors CBBE Bodyslide.

Apachii Divine Elegance Store.

I will check out if either the Apachii store is the culprit or even the Immersive Armors CBBE Mod , given those are the last Mods i added afterall.

[SlutPrincessMia]

A bit late.
But neither of these other two Mods made a Change after deleting them.
The Replacer still isnt in use ingame for some reason 

[traison]

In that case do a sanity check:

1. Start the game.
2. Find an NPC wearing the wrong armor mesh.
3. Open the console.
4. Select them.
5. inv
6. Make a list of all items marke "worn".
7. Close the game.
8. Open xEdit, do not alter the plugin selection.
9. Find the ARMO records in your list.
10. Locate their associated ARMA records.
11. Make a list of all female meshes; male meshes if none is defined specifically for females.
12. Close xEdit.
13. Open each mesh in NifSkope and make sure its the one you expected to see from BodySlide.

 

Notes:

1. Since you're using MO2, use the Data tab on the right when opening files to avoid confusion with which file is actually being used by the game.
2. You can reduce the number of meshes and ARMO/ARMA records to inspect if you can identify the body armor mesh (or the one giving you issues) by its name for instance.