doclabtec Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 http://imgur.com/a/8IEIu Why my hands and neck doesn't fit with the body? And my feet too. It was fine, untill I installed HDT, HDT Breast and Butt, and Jiggle and shit, why is this happening? I use UNP body,im not experienced with modding ..
BringtheNoise Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 If you installed a UNP HDT from some where other then bodyslide/uunp you need to make sure the neck, wrist, and ankle seams match up with the head, hands, and feet nif's that you are using (head is a single nif and uses tri files to adjust the neck seam, where the body, hands, and feet each have 2 nifs a _0.nif and _1.nif). Sometimes you might come across a mod that does not get the seams correct.... or a mod that has the seams correct for there package but may not line up with other mods (like Dream Girl wrist and ankle seams not lining up with unp hands and feet). You may also have an issue with the textures for the hands not matching the body/feet texture set (notice how the hands are a brighter color in your pictures then the rest of the arm/body). What I would suggest: 1. install UUNP along with UUNP hands, and UUNP feet (uunp is included in the Bodyslide package for Skyrim http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/49015/? ). 1a. In bodyslide batch build the UUNP HDT body, hands, and feet with the UNP Preset (the body with have the UNP shape with good hands/feet match up). 2. Get a complete UNP texture set that you like and install it (SG renewal. fairskin, the pure, etc). 2a. Install the entire package including normal maps for the faces of the different races. 3. Install XPMSE (this is the default go to skeleton for skyrim HDT bodies, and outfits). Note: For HDT to work you will also need to make sure you have the HDT SKSE dll's installed, along with SKSE. Once you have a body, hands, feet set that match up and textures that match up... your problems will more then likely go away.... Oh and never let anything overwrite the xpmse skeleton... Groovtama has put a lot of work into that skeleton and it is probably the best one for skyrim period the end.... no take backs (unless you are updating xpmse with a newer version of xmpse... that is the only exception).
doclabtec Posted November 4, 2016 Author Posted November 4, 2016 If you installed a UNP HDT from some where other then bodyslide/uunp you need to make sure the neck, wrist, and ankle seams match up with the head, hands, and feet nif's that you are using (head is a single nif and uses tri files to adjust the neck seam, where the body, hands, and feet each have 2 nifs a _0.nif and _1.nif). Sometimes you might come across a mod that does not get the seams correct.... or a mod that has the seams correct for there package but may not line up with other mods (like Dream Girl wrist and ankle seams not lining up with unp hands and feet). You may also have an issue with the textures for the hands not matching the body/feet texture set (notice how the hands are a brighter color in your pictures then the rest of the arm/body). What I would suggest: 1. install UUNP along with UUNP hands, and UUNP feet (uunp is included in the Bodyslide package for Skyrim http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/49015/? ). 1a. In bodyslide batch build the UUNP HDT body, hands, and feet with the UNP Preset (the body with have the UNP shape with good hands/feet match up). 2. Get a complete UNP texture set that you like and install it (SG renewal. fairskin, the pure, etc). 2a. Install the entire package including normal maps for the faces of the different races. 3. Install XPMSE (this is the default go to skeleton for skyrim HDT bodies, and outfits). Note: For HDT to work you will also need to make sure you have the HDT SKSE dll's installed, along with SKSE. Once you have a body, hands, feet set that match up and textures that match up... your problems will more then likely go away.... Oh and never let anything overwrite the xpmse skeleton... Groovtama has put a lot of work into that skeleton and it is probably the best one for skyrim period the end.... no take backs (unless you are updating xpmse with a newer version of xmpse... that is the only exception). http://imgur.com/a/degdw When I wear armor, it happens this like its cut a half, but not wearing armor everything is fine. I did everything you said.
BringtheNoise Posted November 4, 2016 Posted November 4, 2016 Which skimpy set is that from? cause the wrist on the body is actually smaller then the wrist on the hand.... (I'm guessing that is the default falmer armor from the skyrim\data\meshes\armor\falmer folder ). To be honest it from the shot (which is the back side so I can't see the neck seam) it looks like someone put the _0.nif in the place of the _1.nif for the torso / slot 32 armor. Just an FYI... with skyrim armors each armor piece that uses slot 32 (torso) replaces the body that is generated by bodyslide for the unp naked body with a body that is placed in the nif of that armor. Just like the hand nif is replaced with a glove/gauntlet piece, and the feet are replaced by a boot/sandle/shoe piece. Honestly I would like to know which unp armor set you are using, as I'ld like to look at the high and low nif's and see if something was done wrong on the mod author's end... Quick Solution for your problem though... Since you have done the base body via bodyslide (ie unp shape with the uunp hdt body, hands, and feet).... Then take the next step and download and use a uunp armor package....http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/69562/? - This package has a nmm installer for base skyrim, along with dawnguard, and dragonborn armor sets. Since you are using the unp shape, go ahead and batch build that armor replacer set in bodyslide with the unp shape. Doing this bodyslide should generate around 500 pieces of armor, that equals out to 2 nif's per part (boots, gloves, torso's, etc) and covers every piece of female clothing in the default game (from low end prisoner clothes all the way to the dragon bone armor and all things in between). Then if you really want to get fancy... download the texture mod like http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/24909/? But be for warned that texture replacer package is higher quality then Beth's HD texture set for 32bit skyrim (Note: haven't looked to see if skyrim se has higher quality textures or not vs 32bit skyrim). Between the skimpy armor mod and the texture set your looking at about 2 gigs worth of textures and meshes....just say'n.
doclabtec Posted November 5, 2016 Author Posted November 5, 2016 Which skimpy set is that from? cause the wrist on the body is actually smaller then the wrist on the hand.... (I'm guessing that is the default falmer armor from the skyrim\data\meshes\armor\falmer folder ). To be honest it from the shot (which is the back side so I can't see the neck seam) it looks like someone put the _0.nif in the place of the _1.nif for the torso / slot 32 armor. Just an FYI... with skyrim armors each armor piece that uses slot 32 (torso) replaces the body that is generated by bodyslide for the unp naked body with a body that is placed in the nif of that armor. Just like the hand nif is replaced with a glove/gauntlet piece, and the feet are replaced by a boot/sandle/shoe piece. Honestly I would like to know which unp armor set you are using, as I'ld like to look at the high and low nif's and see if something was done wrong on the mod author's end... Quick Solution for your problem though... Since you have done the base body via bodyslide (ie unp shape with the uunp hdt body, hands, and feet).... Then take the next step and download and use a uunp armor package....http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/69562/? - This package has a nmm installer for base skyrim, along with dawnguard, and dragonborn armor sets. Since you are using the unp shape, go ahead and batch build that armor replacer set in bodyslide with the unp shape. Doing this bodyslide should generate around 500 pieces of armor, that equals out to 2 nif's per part (boots, gloves, torso's, etc) and covers every piece of female clothing in the default game (from low end prisoner clothes all the way to the dragon bone armor and all things in between). Then if you really want to get fancy... download the texture mod like http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/24909/? But be for warned that texture replacer package is higher quality then Beth's HD texture set for 32bit skyrim (Note: haven't looked to see if skyrim se has higher quality textures or not vs 32bit skyrim). Between the skimpy armor mod and the texture set your looking at about 2 gigs worth of textures and meshes....just say'n. Thanks man, it worked
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