tresr Posted May 7, 2017 Posted May 7, 2017 So, I am recently modding Skyrim waiting for Fallout 4 modding to pick up, and am trying to use the soulgem oven mod. I'm currently using the PSVAC clothing set, and it kinda works. For bigger pregnancies it gets really distorted, like it seems to make the pregnancy look blocky if the stomach extends over a certain size for certain clothes and armor. I'm looking for any good clothing/armor mod recommendations, because the few other conversion sets don't have belly nodes. Any help will be appreciated, even if it is saying there is nothing better out there.
myuhinny Posted May 8, 2017 Posted May 8, 2017 The easiest way is to use bodyslides outfit studio and add the belly node to outfits that don't have them. just make sure to do it to both the _0 and _1 armor files. Older UNP bodies will have a flaw in them that might cause the body to shift in the armor or the bone nodes will not be added to the correct spots as the old body is in a different spot then the newer bodies are at. You can find bodyslide on the nexus site many tutorials on how to use it found on the authors page as well as on youtube. The other option is to use mesh rigger and add bone nodes from one body to another armor or outfit. Mesh rigger can be found in the modders resources section here on LL.
tresr Posted May 8, 2017 Author Posted May 8, 2017 The easiest way is to use bodyslides outfit studio and add the belly node to outfits that don't have them. just make sure to do it to both the _0 and _1 armor files. Older UNP bodies will have a flaw in them that might cause the body to shift in the armor or the bone nodes will not be added to the correct spots as the old body is in a different spot then the newer bodies are at. You can find bodyslide on the nexus site many tutorials on how to use it found on the authors page as well as on youtube. The other option is to use mesh rigger and add bone nodes from one body to another armor or outfit. Mehs rigger can be found in the modders resources section here on LL. Thanks, kinda hoped I won't have had to do all that work. I was hoping for an already made thing, but whatever Thanks for the information.
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