Visual glitch

[Soulinor]

For the first time I come with a problem not related to CTD, so I did not bring a papyrus report. But I can make one if I need one.

Basically I have 2 problems:

The first one is a problem with the body texture of my characters that stay that way.

The second is basically a problem with the feet as can be observed.

I know this is almost useless, but i will add my modlist and plugin list in next spoiler if someone want to see it(it was re-ordered by MO since my loot dont open for some reason)

plugins.txtmodlist.txtlockedorder.txtloadorder.txt

In the next spoiler i will add more prints but THEY WILL BE 18+ for peoples that want to take a better look in the glitchs

I already reinstalled the bodies, the body slide, I already tried to change the loadorder.

[wishnot4]

Looks like something is turned on in the NIF files that is messing with the textures.  Without seeing the NIF's, I can't say for sure what it is.  Now the weird stretching, that is some kind of weight/skeleton issue.

[Soulinor]

Looks like something is turned on in the NIF files that is messing with the textures.  Without seeing the NIF's, I can't say for sure what it is.  Now the weird stretching, that is some kind of weight/skeleton issue.

How can i get the NIF files?

[wishnot4]

If you have used bodyslide like you stated in the earlier post, there should be a folder directory that is something like C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim\Data\Meshes\actors\character\character assets\femalebody_0.nif and femalebody_1.nif.  But if you don't know that, I don't know how anything could have been turned on in the NIF's textures. But when I was first learning to mod I had an issue similar to the texture issue you have.  And it was because something was set wrong in the NIF's bsshaderproperty. 

 

[Soulinor]

If you have used bodyslide like you stated in the earlier post, there should be a folder directory that is something like C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim\Data\Meshes\actors\character\character assets\femalebody_0.nif and femalebody_1.nif.  But if you don't know that, I don't know how anything could have been turned on in the NIF's textures. But when I was first learning to mod I had an issue similar to the texture issue you have.  And it was because something was set wrong in the NIF's bsshaderproperty. 

My meshes are not in data folder, prob because i use body mods.

 

 

 

I found then inside the mod folder in MO

 

 

The two Female bodys open in Nifscope

of course it is almost useless, so i will add the archives as attachments.

 

I dont remeber that labia thing

 

 

 

1stpersonfemalebody_0.nif

1stpersonfemalebody_1.nif

femalebody_0.nif

femalebody_1.nif

malebody_0.nif

malebody_1.nif

HDT Havok Object Male.nif

HDT Havok Object.nif

[wishnot4]

Sorry, don't know what to tell you.  I can't even remember what it was exactly that caused that issue with my original works.  That was a small problem I had over 2 years ago.  Since, I'm the guy working on making functioning centaurs(yes they are working) I've had much more complicated problems to consume my time.  It was something in the texture and the bsshaderproperty, but what I just can't remember. I took a quick look and the settings look right, but I don't know.  You don't happen to have duplicate textures anywhere in your mods?  If the mod is looking for a texture and finds two, it might cause issues. Just a guess.

[allsunday]

Mod Organizer is very versatile and flexible which is why I like it but I also like to install my mods manually in order to completely eliminate the middle man (Mod Organizer) and leave absolutely no room beyond a shadow of a doubt how Skyrim will properly find my mods.  
That said, what I'd recommend is to uninstall all body mods and textures, make sure no Mesh folder exists in Mod Organizer to overwrite Skyrim's actual Mesh folder inside the Data folder, and simply place everything in the real Data folder directly.  Just drag and drop the files in, nothing more to it.  This is, of course, mostly to test and use the process of elimination in order to find the real culprit.   But if it works, it works.