Guest Posted January 30, 2017 Posted January 30, 2017 So, I have HDT SOS, and floppy sos. It gives males more jiggle just like females. But I have a problem on what order to install the mods. My Floppy SOS works just fine (The penis) But my HDT SOS (The chest and ass) stretchs whenever I crouch or just use some random animation.(like when you install the females HDT in the wrong order, you get that really nasty stretch glitch )When I first installed these mods they worked perfectly the first time months ago. But then I reinstalled skyrim and mods and I guess I installed them in the wrong order? So do I install the HDT extensions first, then Have Floppy SOS overwrite, then have HDT SOS overwrite that as well? Not sure what's going on, any help here? I'm not sure where to post this so don't be surprised if you see this thread in a different sub forum
myuhinny Posted January 30, 2017 Posted January 30, 2017 You do not need to spam this all over the place 1 thread is all you need all spamming multiple threads is going to do is make more work for the moderators who have to come and lock your most of your threads for deletion. If you are getting stretching then that means you are using a skeleton that don't have the required nodes in it or the skeleton is being overwritten by a different mod. So make sure the skeleton has the same bone nodes in it that the body has. Look at the skeleton in each mod and see if they all have the same nodes in them that you need. If one has some of those nodes missing then you don't want it overwriting the good skeleton.
Guest Posted January 30, 2017 Posted January 30, 2017 You do not need to spam this all over the place 1 thread is all you need all spamming multiple threads is going to do is make more work for the moderators who have to come and lock your most of your threads for deletion. If you are getting stretching then that means you are using a skeleton that don't have the required nodes in it or the skeleton is being overwritten by a different mod. So make sure the skeleton has the same bone nodes in it that the body has. Look at the skeleton in each mod and see if they all have the same nodes in them that you need. If one has some of those nodes missing then you don't want it overwriting the good skeleton. I don't see how it's "Hard work" for mods just to click a button to delete a thread. I just didn't know where to post or which sub forum people look at the most. That's why I said and I quote "I'm not sure where to post this so don't be surprised if you see this thread in a different sub forum" But I didn't come here to argue. That said, You're probably right on the skeleton, I'll check into it.
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