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When i installed sexout common resources, a message pops up telling me to disable some clothing mods. I want to keep theme enabled though since I use some of them. Need help on what i did wrong, and how to fix it.

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FalloutNV.esm Active

 

HonestHearts.esm Active

 

OldWorldBlues.esm Active

 

LonesomeRoad.esm Active

 

GunRunnersArsenal.esm Active

 

ClassicPack.esm Active

 

MercenaryPack.esm Active

 

TribalPack.esm Active

 

CaravanPack.esm Active

 

Companion Core.esm Active

 

NosCo Companion System.esm Active

 

Docs Sexy Nurse.esm Active

 

FOOK - New Vegas.esm Active

 

FOOK - New Vegas DLCs.esm Active

 

NCCS Nos' Premade Companions.esm Active

 

Project Nevada - Core.esm Active

 

Project Nevada - Equipment.esm Active

 

RobCo Certified.esm Active

 

Sexout.esm Active

 

SexoutCommonResources.esm Active

 

SexoutSlavery.esm Active

 

SexoutLegion.esm Active

 

wsex.esm Active

 

oHUD.esm Active

 

Lings.esm Active

 

Project Nevada - Rebalance.esp Active

 

Project Nevada - Cyberware.esp Active

 

DarNifiedUINV.esp Active

 

Centered 3rd Person Camera - Unraised.esp Active

 

Readius_NV.esp Active

 

The Mod Configuration Menu.esp Active

 

populatedcasino.esp Active

 

UHNV.esp Active

 

UHNV-Dead Money.esp Active

 

UHNV-Honest Hearts.esp Active

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What you did wrong was activate them. What you need to do to fix it is deactivate them as instructed.

 

As the SCR OP that the message tells you to read says quite clearly, you do not use the plugins from these mods, only the textures and meshes. SCR adds its own versions of the outfits and you must use those versions to have support for the various Sexout clothing systems.

 

(The exception is Wasteland Courier, that's a mistake. You can leave that one active.)

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I think I'm going to change the literacy check (that is what makes those messages) so that it only pops up if you're using pregnancy and/or the sexoutstore.

 

To be clear on the ESPs, they only "conflict" if you're using pregnancy. If you use the sexoutstore without pregnancy, you should deactivate them anyway and get the items from the sexout store instead.

 

If you're using pregnancy, then you need to disable them because if you get one of them from the item chest (or whatever) is included in that mod, then the items won't be able to swap to the pregnant versions. In that case, if you want to be able to acquire them for yourself, you need the sexoutstore which will give you the pregnancy compatible versions.

 

If you aren't using pregnancy *or* sexoutstore, then you can enable the included ESPs from the clothing mods.

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I think I'm going to change the literacy check (that is what makes those messages) so that it only pops up if you're using pregnancy and/or the sexoutstore.

 

To be clear on the ESPs' date=' they only "conflict" if you're using pregnancy. If you use the sexoutstore without pregnancy, you should deactivate them anyway and get the items from the sexout store instead.

 

If you're using pregnancy, then you need to disable them because if you get one of them from the item chest (or whatever) is included in that mod, then the items won't be able to swap to the pregnant versions. In that case, if you want to be able to acquire them for yourself, you need the sexoutstore which will give you the pregnancy compatible versions.

 

If you aren't using pregnancy *or* sexoutstore, then you can enable the included ESPs from the clothing mods.[/quote']

I'll add something to that effect in the SCR thread to make things cleared :)

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