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is it possible to use skyrimnet to have a follower be dominant and enslave a player character?  If so, how would you go about setting it up?  I have Binding installed. was thinking about adding Submissive Lola as well. 

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15 hours ago, Sir Walter Ratleigh said:

is it possible to use skyrimnet to have a follower be dominant and enslave a player character?  If so, how would you go about setting it up?  I have Binding installed. was thinking about adding Submissive Lola as well. 

 

As I Skyrimnet user (not an expert) I would guess the easiest way to make a start is using the character prompts. 

 

For the Follower: you can add the behaviour you want in the follower's prompt, and that's an easy part of the work already done. Don't get too specific, let the LLM be creative.

For a mod that does slavery stuff,  there's the Devious Devices bridge plugin on the SKNet Discord, and there's the Binding mod you spotted. I know someone has already asked on SKNet about building something around the Binding Mod, so you might want to talk to them.  ( https://discord.com/channels/1287232260617015336/1465704035813163225/1543672136244273235 )  (was it you?!  🙃)  

 

As for the player reactions, using the Trigger system is easy. You can get player thoughts and reactions.  I've had some success at writing Triggers that generate player thoughts about a follower.   By using the Trigger form I can indicate if the follower has equipped at item,  or an effect takes place on the follower. 

 

So it's possible to build the player reactions (thoughts or dialogue) to both the follower attitudes and behaviours, and to items and effects from a mod.   Like Follower name onequip collar (to put on player), player thought is "Oh No..." sort of thing.

 

That's as deep as I've gone. You'd likely need a good system link between SKNet and Bindings.

 

The SkyrimNet AI Assistant will help build prompts and triggers for you (if I remember rightly)

 

Good luck.

 

 

 

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Bluegunk said:

 

As I Skyrimnet user (not an expert) I would guess the easiest way to make a start is using the character prompts. 

 

For the Follower: you can add the behaviour you want in the follower's prompt, and that's an easy part of the work already done. Don't get too specific, let the LLM be creative.

For a mod that does slavery stuff,  there's the Devious Devices bridge plugin on the SKNet Discord, and there's the Binding mod you spotted. I know someone has already asked on SKNet about building something around the Binding Mod, so you might want to talk to them.  ( https://discord.com/channels/1287232260617015336/1465704035813163225/1543672136244273235 )  (was it you?!  🙃)  

 

As for the player reactions, using the Trigger system is easy. You can get player thoughts and reactions.  I've had some success at writing Triggers that generate player thoughts about a follower.   By using the Trigger form I can indicate if the follower has equipped at item,  or an effect takes place on the follower. 

 

So it's possible to build the player reactions (thoughts or dialogue) to both the follower attitudes and behaviours, and to items and effects from a mod.   Like Follower name onequip collar (to put on player), player thought is "Oh No..." sort of thing.

 

That's as deep as I've gone. You'd likely need a good system link between SKNet and Bindings.

 

The SkyrimNet AI Assistant will help build prompts and triggers for you (if I remember rightly)

 

Good luck.

 

 

 

 

 

That is really helpful. Thank you. I am going to take a look at how I can use that to get the effect I want. 

 

Are you sure about that link? I takes me to a totally blank discord page.

Edited by Sir Walter Ratleigh
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Sorry about the link. It must work only for my sign in. Discord's a bit weird.

 

The discussion is in the Skyrimnet-VR-Discussion and it's an entry from Jezebel Graves at 30/8/26 at 18:21 and you can see the big link picture in it.

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