McPinkerton Posted March 31, 2016 Posted March 31, 2016 http://imgur.com/EA8F7WC This is not my first time messing with bodyslide I used the Alpha like in Dec, my slider presets havent appeared in game and neither does the materials in bodyslide I went to Calientes FAQ which helped with my registry problem but not this one.
Anatriax Posted March 31, 2016 Posted March 31, 2016 it's not reading from the actual game folder, that's your problemUninstall bodyslide. Close NMM. Close Steam. Re-open Steam. Run the Fallout 4 launcher. Open NMM. Reinstall Bodyslide. This SHOULD fix your problem.For some reason, Bodyslide isn't reading your data folder. This is likely because it doesn't know where to look. Running the launcher before installing Bodyslide has historically fixed this problem.
McPinkerton Posted March 31, 2016 Author Posted March 31, 2016 it's not reading from the actual game folder, that's your problem Uninstall bodyslide. Close NMM. Close Steam. Re-open Steam. Run the Fallout 4 launcher. Open NMM. Reinstall Bodyslide. This SHOULD fix your problem. For some reason, Bodyslide isn't reading your data folder. This is likely because it doesn't know where to look. Running the launcher before installing Bodyslide has historically fixed this problem. I tried that and the problem persists
SlapMeSilly Posted April 1, 2016 Posted April 1, 2016 If you open the settings in BodySlide does it in fact point to the proper Fallout 4 folder?
ousnius Posted April 1, 2016 Posted April 1, 2016 If you open the settings in BodySlide does it in fact point to the proper Fallout 4 folder? bs_path.png Just some side notes - you can uncheck all archives in the settings except for the "Textures" ones (9 of the vanilla game and 1 of the DLC). That way the first time you load a mesh, it goes way faster since it has to scan fewer archives. There's also no need to select the skeleton.nif of your game folder as a reference skeleton. The one BodySlide comes with (res\skeleton_fo4.nif) is fully sufficient (it's the same one actually).
SlapMeSilly Posted April 1, 2016 Posted April 1, 2016 If you open the settings in BodySlide does it in fact point to the proper Fallout 4 folder? bs_path.png Just some side notes - you can uncheck all archives in the settings except for the "Textures" ones (9 of the vanilla game and 1 of the DLC). That way the first time you load a mesh, it goes way faster since it has to scan fewer archives. There's also no need to select the skeleton.nif of your game folder as a reference skeleton. The one BodySlide comes with (res\skeleton_fo4.nif) is fully sufficient (it's the same one actually). the Skeleton it's pointing to is the res folder. the path is just really long so it doesn't show it all. I noticed the archives when I screenshot this and already changed for myself, thanks for the heads up though. not sure why they were all checked in the first place.
ousnius Posted April 1, 2016 Posted April 1, 2016 the Skeleton it's pointing to is the res folder. the path is just really long so it doesn't show it all. I noticed the archives when I screenshot this and already changed for myself, thanks for the heads up though. not sure why they were all checked in the first place. Ah yes, the Steam path was confusing me at first. Actually, I forgot to say that you should probably keep the Materials.ba2 and Main.ba2 of the DLC checked. You will need the materials to get the proper textures paths loaded.
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