Looking for bounce config with more weight

[Omnishade]

I'm using CBBE 3BBB. The default bounce is too subtle for my taste, and alcater's preset has a very rubbery look, so I tried MTM 3B OCBP, but it's glitchy(breasts look different depending on which direction you face), although I like the movement overall.

Is there a config with heavy bounce that looks a bit more natural than Alcater's? I would prefer more up and down movement and less to the sides. Gravity is pulling downwards after all. I don't mind if it's a bit exaggerated.

Edited November 17, 2024 by OmniCaptor

[UsernameTaken666]

That is why the config exists. Adjust to your preference. Or wait for settings to match your unique and clearly defined "needs".

Edited November 17, 2024 by UsernameTaken666

[Omnishade]

6 minutes ago, UsernameTaken666 said:

That is why the config exists. Adjust to your preference. Or wait for settings to match your unique and clearly defined "needs".

 

I suspected as much and I'm just learning how it works. Any good guide on this out there?

[snickerkill]

On 11/17/2024 at 3:04 AM, OmniCaptor said:

 

I suspected as much and I'm just learning how it works. Any good guide on this out there?

I know the .ini's have explanations for a lot of the values but I need someone to help explain some of them in a more basic way.

 

I've always just tweaked mine through trial and error until I happened upon something I liked, but if I better understood what most of the values actually affected I'd have a better idea on how to adjust the .ini to my liking. 

[Omnishade]

3 hours ago, snickerkill said:

I know the .ini's have explanations for a lot of the values but I need someone to help explain some of them in a more basic way.

 

I've always just tweaked mine through trial and error until I happened upon something I liked, but if I better understood what most of the values actually affected I'd have a better idea on how to adjust the .ini to my liking. 

 

I've been using this as a complement: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/articles/2254

But other than that you need to see the result to understand what values to pick. One thing I can tell you though is about gravity and gravitybias. Gravity constantly applies a downward force(as expected) to counter any upward movement, while gravitybias makes up for the change in initial position of the body part. The latter has a very strong effect so it needs to be in small numbers.

[snickerkill]

20 hours ago, OmniCaptor said:

 

I've been using this as a complement: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/articles/2254

But other than that you need to see the result to understand what values to pick. One thing I can tell you though is about gravity and gravitybias. Gravity constantly applies a downward force(as expected) to counter any upward movement, while gravitybias makes up for the change in initial position of the body part. The latter has a very strong effect so it needs to be in small numbers.

Thanks! Much appreciated!