[SOLVED] Is there a tutorial to create maternity clothes for SexoutPregnancy?

[Roarke]

I fired up New Vegas again and downloaded some companion replacers by vaanknight.

 

The replacers come with custom armor and I wanted to create pregnancy stages for them. I managed to make some crude but workable versions for Cass. Before I get further, is there a tutorial to get these implemented into Sexout Pregnancy?

 

VK_CassBase_Maternity.7z

 

Cass Outfit P1

 

Cass Outfit P3

 

Edited February 2 by Roarke

[dborg2]

On 1/19/2026 at 9:55 PM, Roarke said:

I fired up New Vegas again and downloaded some companion replacers by vaanknight.

 

The replacers come with custom armor and I wanted to create pregnancy stages for them. I managed to make some crude but workable versions for Cass. Before I get further, is there a tutorial to get these implemented into Sexout Pregnancy?

 

VK_CassBase_Maternity.7z 8.2 MB · 0 downloads

 

Cass Outfit P1

 

Cass Outfit P3

 

If I EVER finish Maternity Pack Overkill 3.0, it should be as easy as having the correct folder structure. 

for now it means creating the outfits in GECK, Creating a SORTED FormIDlist, and telling SexoutPregnancy to use the list.

[Roarke]

That's a daunting task but it's great that there's still ongoing support for Sexout. MPO is practically essential for a full Sexout build for New Vegas and I'm glad it's included in SOFA.

 

Making pregnancy outfits is almost too easy now. I used BodySlide and Outfit Studio and Sattyre's Type4 body References with Sliders to import armor in Outfit Studio and export into Nif after making slider adjustments for each stage. Having a folder structure to drop the Nif files in would make modding custom pregnancy armors very simple.

 

For now, I'll open GECK and create the esp that SexoutPregnancy needs to find.

[Roarke]

After much difficulty getting GECK to function right, I finally made some progress in including the mesh edits I made for modded outfits.

 

By looking at examples in SCR, I added the armor as separate stages, put them in ascending form lists, made a new script based on MPOCustom, and put it all together in a new esp.

 

Sunny is wearing her outfit but it isn't swapping to the next stage. Could anyone take a look at this script?

 

Spoiler

scn aaaVKOutfitsSCR

ref rGloballist
; Given a reference, returns a reference to equipable item

Begin Function {ref rActor, int iCurrBellySize}
	ref rSwapUpperBody = NVFakeGolfBall
	ref rCurr = rActor.GetEquippedObject 2
	
;	Check if equipped is in formidlist and return P# outfit from that formlist

;---Cass Outfits---
	rGloballist = aaaVKCassOutfits
	rSwapUpperBody = Call SexoutP5SBodySwapSub rCurr  iCurrBellySize  rGloballist  7
;   ^^^^ call <> (current outfit, Current Belly size, the globallist, Maxsize)
	if (rSwapUpperBody != NVFakeGolfBall )
		SetFunctionValue rSwapUpperBody
		return
	endif
;---Veronica Outfits---
	rGloballist = aaaVKVeroOutfits
	rSwapUpperBody = Call SexoutP5SBodySwapSub rCurr  iCurrBellySize  rGloballist  7
;   ^^^^ call <> (current outfit, Current Belly size, the globallist, Maxsize)
	if (rSwapUpperBody != NVFakeGolfBall )
		SetFunctionValue rSwapUpperBody
		return
	endif
;---Sunny Smiles Outfits---
	rGloballist = aaaVKSunnyOutfits
	rSwapUpperBody = Call SexoutP5SBodySwapSub  rCurr iCurrBellySize  rGloballist  7
;   ^^^^ call <> (current outfit, Current Belly size, the globallist, Maxsize)
	if (rSwapUpperBody != NVFakeGolfBall )
		SetFunctionValue rSwapUpperBody
		return
	endif

;---EXAMPLE---

;	   <--- The globallist you need to add your outfit lists to
;	rSwapUpperBody = Call SexoutP5SBodySwapSub rCurr  iCurrBellySize  rGloballist  3
;   ^^^^ call <> (current outfit, Current Belly size, the globallist, Maxsize)
;	if (rSwapUpperBody != NVFakeGolfBall )
;		SetFunctionValue rSwapUpperBody
;		return
;	endif				; This just makes the script return the results, without continuing to scan
;
; See also SexoutP5SBodySwapOutfit for more examples
; Less items in the list as Maxsize will cause disappearing outfits and other unwanted bugs
	
	SetFunctionValue rSwapUpperBody
	
End

 

 

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[dborg2]

I think you are doing it too complicated. My apology, I wrote these scripts 5-10 years ago. 

 

***note: It took my a while to remember my own programming***

Look at script SexoutSCR00SAddDLCStuff for examples on how I added the Sierra Madre Armor to do swapping.

Quote

        Set rItem to BuildRef iModIndex 58352 ; *** Sierra Madre Armor
        ListAddForm SexoutSLClothTypeTightToWear rItem
        ListAddForm SexoutSLClothAppearNonPowerArmor rItem
        ListAddForm SexoutSLOutfitSierraMadreArmor rItem 0 ; Add to front
        ListAddForm SexoutSLClothAppearPregnantP0 rItem

 

You'll need to do that for every stage (P0-P7)

and do a ListAddForm to add your aaaVKSunnyOutfit to MPOGlobalM7

----

This will have MPO do the swapping for you.

Edited February 1 by dborg2

[Roarke]

After even more difficulty learning how to script, I somehow made it work. Behold!

 

Unfortunately, I'm still not convinced I did this correctly. After following your instructions and making a quest similar to SCR Add DLC Stuff, here's the quest script I put together.

Spoiler

scn aaaVKOutfitsSCR

;--- Adds VK Outfits to SCR formlists

int iModIndex
ref rItem

Begin GameMode

;--- VK Outfits Mod
	if (IsModLoaded "VK_PinupOutfitsSCR.esp")
		iModIndex = GetModIndex "VK_PinupOutfitsSCR.esp"
;--- Sunny Smiles Outfits
		rItem = BuildRef iModIndex 15932 ; *** Huntress (P0)
		ListAddForm aaaVKSunnyOutfits rItem 0 ; Add to front
		ListAddForm SexoutSLClothAppearPregnantP0 rItem
;--- Cass Outfits
		rItem = BuildRef iModIndex 45931 ; *** CassOutfit (P0)
		ListAddForm aaaVKCassOutfits rItem 0 ; Add to front
		ListAddForm SexoutSLClothAppearPregnantP0 rItem
;--- Veronica Outfits
		rItem = BuildRef iModIndex 31567 ; *** Veronica Base (P0)
		ListAddForm aaaVKVeroOutfits rItem 0 ; Add to front
		ListAddForm SexoutSLClothAppearPregnantP0 rItem
	endif

	StopQuest aaaVKoutfitsSCRQuest

End

 

 

At first, I believed the number after iModIndex meant I had to find and use the FormID of the armor, but then I couldn't save the script. Apparently, any random number can work? I don't know, I'm missing critical information about scripting in GECK. I also have to learn how to edit armor correctly instead of just stretching meshes in Outfit Studio.

 

Either way, it just works.

 

 

Edited February 2 by Roarke

[dborg2]

good to hear it works. the numbers are the base-10 numbers of the hexidecimal outfit-ID numbers.