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So I just Bach Builded my files, and after doing so I got an error, which tells me I need to overwrite existing files. And when i open Overwrite folder, I get a folder 'meshes' and I have no idea where I gotta put it? Anyone knows.

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I guess you're talking about Bodyslide and Mod Organizer? This meshes folder contains the meshes for your converted outfits (meaning it is necessary to use these meshes or else your conversions wouldn't affect the ingame outfits). Use that meshes folder to create a new mod and call it something like "Bodyslide files". If you'll ever get a meshes folder in your overwrite after running Bodyslide again, just put the meshes folder in the "Bodyslide files" mod.

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I guess you're talking about Bodyslide and Mod Organizer? This meshes folder contains the meshes for your converted outfits (meaning it is necessary to use these meshes or else your conversions wouldn't affect the ingame outfits). Use that meshes folder to create a new mod and call it something like "Bodyslide files". If you'll ever get a meshes folder in your overwrite after running Bodyslide again, just put the meshes folder in the "Bodyslide files" mod.

Oh okay, thanks!

 

I guess you're talking about Bodyslide and Mod Organizer? This meshes folder contains the meshes for your converted outfits (meaning it is necessary to use these meshes or else your conversions wouldn't affect the ingame outfits). Use that meshes folder to create a new mod and call it something like "Bodyslide files". If you'll ever get a meshes folder in your overwrite after running Bodyslide again, just put the meshes folder in the "Bodyslide files" mod.

Oh okay, thanks!

 

How do I create a mod....

 

Edit: Oh I think I figured it out, Ill just make the folder into a rar archive then do it as that

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You can right-click the overwrite file (At the very bottom of the Priority Queue in MO. It's in red) and press 'Create Mod...'

This will create a new folder in the mod folder containing EVERYTHING IN OVERWRITE so... be warned.

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What I do is batch build to a working folder, zip that up then add that file as a mod, rename the file created to what you want it to be, for instance charname-bodytype-date

 

If you add the body itself to the file you can then have different body types for each character and its a simple matter of just checking the mod with the correct body you want for that character, and maybe changing texture sets if they use different ones for each character.

 

 

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