Few questions about mods

[Hmeh]

Hi, i have started modifying skyrim recently but have ran onto few hiccups so to say and need some help.

 

I have used Mod Organizer to install and organize my mods, as well as tes5edit,wryebash and loot to sort them out and everything went smoothly, game runs, no crashes (so far).

But the problem arises when i try and put on an armor, because it appears that it replaces the original body, but with same weight values. For example it is most noticeable with armor that has exposed legs (Savior's hide for example).
Mods relevant (excluding the legendary patch, skyui,skse, crafting overhaul,apachi sky hair and similar) to the issue i have are

• Immersive Armor (with unp patch)
• Racemenu
• HDT physics
• HDT high heels
• Joy of perspective
• FNIS
• XPMSE
• Bodyslide and outfit studio
• Mature skin texture
• Immersive Armors with uunp bodyslide
• Oppulent outfits Mage robes of winterhold
• Temptress race
• Complete vanilla and armor replacer for Seraphim
• Rusty clothing

What i did was to use Bodyslide and create body from set of slider (Under uunp hdt), checked build morphs, and batch build exported it all to temptress folder (path "Mod Organizer\mods\Temptress Race\meshes\temptress")

 

What i try and achieve is to have armors that fit the body that are not to skimpy,with hdt (where applicable). Any suggestion and advice are highly welcome

[pyrofury]

If you exported all of your bodyslide created meshes to  "Mod Organizer\mods\Temptress Race\meshes\temptress" all of those files would be inactive as they would not be in the correct place for the new meshes to load.

 

Best practise I find is to create a new folder  eg. "Mod Organizer\mods\bodyslide meshes" and put all your built meshes into there. Refreshing Mod organiser will allow you to load this as another mod. Just ensure it has a high number on your mod priority in the left pane

[Swiftstep]

Try this one. It's very easy to get it running, and it creates a wonderful "optical effect" on the vanilla armors and clothes. Plus you can tinker with it. That's way more easier than waiting for you get a proper Bodyslide version of all the files running you desire. Try it; it might be just a start to further personalize the ingame look of your game, but it's a very good one.