AstorReinhardt Posted April 17, 2015 Posted April 17, 2015 Before I used this mod I used Breeze's Male Bodys for New Vegas and didn't know Sexout actually used them...till a few minutes ago. I've been having this issue with the male hands, they have gray/black/purple or sometimes dark green patches on them. Naked or wearing armor...it's always there. So I thought ok the reason why is because Breeze's is overlapping somehow right? I uninstalled Breeze's...no change. So I figured...ok Sexout is the issue...I uninstall that...now at this point I'm thinking, ok I should be back to the default body bethesda made (aka clothed), I load up the game and strip...I have the nude body...with no texture issues...what? First off...how when I uninstalled both mods? Secondly why is Sexout doing this in the first place? Third, how the hell do I fix it? Help...please? This is driving me nuts...
prideslayer Posted April 17, 2015 Posted April 17, 2015 Sexout isn't doing what you think it is. The breezes it installs is THE breezes, without modification. Installing both of them at the same time is pointless but can't harm anything, as there's no difference between the two. You've installed some other mod that overwrote the texture(s), something with it's own male textures. If you're using FOMM, the built in file manager can be used for you to find out exactly which mods have installed a particular file (like the texture dds), and which one of them is active as well.
AstorReinhardt Posted April 17, 2015 Author Posted April 17, 2015 Sexout isn't doing what you think it is. The breezes it installs is THE breezes, without modification. Installing both of them at the same time is pointless but can't harm anything, as there's no difference between the two. You've installed some other mod that overwrote the texture(s), something with it's own male textures. If you're using FOMM, the built in file manager can be used for you to find out exactly which mods have installed a particular file (like the texture dds), and which one of them is active as well. So....if I reinstall sexout...the problem will go away because it will overwrite the mod that overwrit it in the first place? Or am I wrong?
prideslayer Posted April 17, 2015 Posted April 17, 2015 Generally no. Sexout packs most of its resources in BSAs so you can install things that override it without conflicts you have to ask/guess about in the mod manager. Any loose files in the data dir will always override what is in the Sexout BSAs no matter what order they are installed in.
AstorReinhardt Posted April 17, 2015 Author Posted April 17, 2015 Generally no. Sexout packs most of its resources in BSAs so you can install things that override it without conflicts you have to ask/guess about in the mod manager. Any loose files in the data dir will always override what is in the Sexout BSAs no matter what order they are installed in. So short of weeding through every mod I have using FOMM...there's no way to fix this?
prideslayer Posted April 17, 2015 Posted April 17, 2015 Yes. Do what I told you to do above, it's hardly "weeding through." Less than 10 mouse clicks. If that's too much to do, then just uninstall everything, because problem solving doesn't get easier.
AstorReinhardt Posted April 17, 2015 Author Posted April 17, 2015 Yes. Do what I told you to do above, it's hardly "weeding through." Less than 10 mouse clicks. If that's too much to do, then just uninstall everything, because problem solving doesn't get easier. I looked but...I've never used FOMM's file manager for anything before, I can't seem to find any problems. Then again I use NMM for almost every mod install, only using FOMM for sexout and breeze's. So they really don't have any files to look through other then those two...so does that mean I have to reinstall every mod I have through FOMM and then use the file manager to look for the issue?
prideslayer Posted April 17, 2015 Posted April 17, 2015 There is a similar program that works with NMM called "Mod Explorer for NMM". It's not as nice to use as the FOMM one but it does basically the same thing. You should not continue to mix and match mod managers, they are not strictly compatible when used that way.
AstorReinhardt Posted April 20, 2015 Author Posted April 20, 2015 There is a similar program that works with NMM called "Mod Explorer for NMM". It's not as nice to use as the FOMM one but it does basically the same thing. You should not continue to mix and match mod managers, they are not strictly compatible when used that way. That's for Skyrim...how do I use it for New Vegas? Also just for the hell of it I deactivated every single mod other then sexout, went back to my very first save and went to check if I still had the hands...I did. So I'm really stuck now.
prideslayer Posted April 20, 2015 Posted April 20, 2015 Mod Explorer is only for Skyrim? I was just guessing that it would work with anything NMM is managing, I only use it for Skyrim though. You installed something else, maybe manually, I don't know. I can guarantee it's not sexout, because I test sexout's default install with no other body mods loaded nearly every day, installed via FOMM. It works. The hands don't flash weird colors. You have some kind of texture conflict with something else you've installed. If you don't know what it is, you're the only one that can figure it out. None of us can magically guess what you did wrong. Deactivate all your mods in both NMM and FOMM, verify your steam cache to reset all the files in the data dir, and then start over. Only use ONE mod manager per game this time, and use it for *everything*. No mixing mod managers. No manual installs. No future problems.
AstorReinhardt Posted April 24, 2015 Author Posted April 24, 2015 Mod Explorer is only for Skyrim? I was just guessing that it would work with anything NMM is managing, I only use it for Skyrim though. You installed something else, maybe manually, I don't know. I can guarantee it's not sexout, because I test sexout's default install with no other body mods loaded nearly every day, installed via FOMM. It works. The hands don't flash weird colors. You have some kind of texture conflict with something else you've installed. If you don't know what it is, you're the only one that can figure it out. None of us can magically guess what you did wrong. Deactivate all your mods in both NMM and FOMM, verify your steam cache to reset all the files in the data dir, and then start over. Only use ONE mod manager per game this time, and use it for *everything*. No mixing mod managers. No manual installs. No future problems. I took out every texture and mesh manually, deactivated every mod other then sexout in both FOMM and NMM and I STILL HAVE THE DAMN HANDS. So...that obviously didn't work and now I have a mess of my mods and folders for nothing.
prideslayer Posted April 24, 2015 Posted April 24, 2015 At least you followed instructions. errr wait.
AstorReinhardt Posted April 25, 2015 Author Posted April 25, 2015 Can someone else help me since this guy isn't helping me at all?
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