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Problem with FNIS behavior


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Recently dowloaded latest version of FNIS behaviour, but whever I start up the game it says that the latest version is not installed or is missing and therefore the FNIS dependent MOD's do not function properly. For example, if I want my character to have sex, the noise plays in the background but no movement occurs. I have tried verifying steam cache files and installing FNIS both manually and with a MOD organizer. Also, when I run GenerateFNISforUser there are two warnings and it says that it was a bad installation and that is is not run from a skyrim installation directory. Guys, I've been trying to fix this for hours, any help available? I can also give a list of my MOD's if required. Also, SKSE is running.

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Have you recheck this: "Problem shooting "Installation Problems"

When all NPCs move with the dreaded STIFF "half-T" POSE, then this is NO FNIS bug: YOU HAVE DONE SOMETHING WRONG DURING INSTALLATION!

  • Remove the desktop GenerateFNISforUsers.exe desktop short-cut
  • Re-install FNIS Behavior EXACTLY as described in the "Installation (extended)"
  • Fix all errors in the generator's text field, and give note to all warnings - Errors definitely WILL, Warnings CAN indicate causes of the "half-T" problem
  • DON'T try to be smart moving things around - and DON'T call the generator from 7Zip, WinRar, ....

If the problem persist AND you are using a LEGAL, STEAM based version of Skyrim then do the following:

  • Send me a personal message WITH YOUR LOG FILE (data/tools/GenerateFNIS_for_Users/temporary_logs/GenerateFNIS_LogFile.txt), AND
  • Report your problem WITH SUFFICIENT and PRECISE information in the FNIS discussion thread. Avoid meaningless information like "glitches", "didn't work", "tried all different ways 3 times"

 

If you did all, according to instruction and if still not working and you have all necessary things, then do the last suggestion from the author.

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