CRX - workshop crosses

[Oakern]

On 1/13/2026 at 5:08 PM, Alexthemenace said:

Hi! Using 2.4!

I found some CRX nail nipple piercing in the chemical workshop. I can build them and also wear, but they`r sitting somewhere in front of the belly. Are they supposed to be wearable? It seems there is no bodyslide file....

Yes they suppose to be wearable and in the right position. I added missing bodyslide files in the next release coming in a few days.

[Oakern]

On 3/25/2026 at 1:15 AM, jmlparis said:

Great job here.
How is that possible to remove bloody whippings marks on the (companions) bodies once they keep showing even after fun. There is a "no damage" option but I saw it a bit late for their sake.

 

 

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You can remove them in looks menu. They are in Overlays section.

[Oakern]

On 6/28/2026 at 8:42 AM, BufusTurbo said:

Hello

 

I came back to this mod after some time, I remember that previous version had spawnable and customizable (via in-game looksmenu command) slaves, but I can't find their IDs with the console command <<help "slave" 4 NPC>>. Were they removed? Settlers are fine to use but the customizable slaves allowed for more flexibility and I usually made them look like raiders instead of civilians.

 

Thanks.

 

I removed them during on of the updates as I released a separate mod for capturing and enslaving NPCs. Check the mod below, I dropped new version couple of days ago. If you just want to spawn customizable NPC there are 100 unique female npcs and 50 male npcs:
 

 

[Oakern]

Regarding player immortality issue some of you report here.

 

I wasn't able to recreate it myself but have good idea what could possibly cause it. I prepared the fix and now I am making sure it didn't break something else.

I will drop a new version in couple of days.

 

If my fix works it should fix a game where problem already happened. To do this player must enter one of the CRX furniture and then leave it. The new code should correctly un assign player from the furniture removing immortality effect.