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Working on something a few people here have asked for... Taking a little longer but I should be able to finish it for next week's (hopefully less slightly delayed) update.

 

This is the remainder of @nomkaz's ports. I'm sure they took a lot of effort so check them out. Next week I have a couple lingering to-dos I can include, but mostly I'm focusing on just getting the above thing ready.

 

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21 hours ago, tasairis said:

Working on something a few people here have asked for... Taking a little longer but I should be able to finish it for next week's (hopefully less slightly delayed) update.

 

Got most of it done early ?

 

To anyone who'd like to help make changes to the detailed list (github.io), I've redone a bunch of stuff and set up the repository so that other people can make use of it.

https://github.com/tasairis/compat

 

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The repository's /docs is published to tasairis.github.io/compat via GitHub Pages. There are two files in there: index.html (as normal) and a temporary edge.html. (And a README and CONTRIBUTING in the root.)

 

edge.html is the one that matters here, and it demonstrates how to load the data (which is remote) and stick it into a table. It's extremely rudimentary. The table looks similar to the old one except it's missing some information for the sake of getting something out sooner. No dropdown boxes at the top. Code leaves much to be desired.

https://tasairis.github.io/compat/edge.html

 

I'll be working on adding in the remaining pieces (additional mod information and non-LL mods) over time, I don't know, week or two or so? Maybe more work (like the filters and table sorting) if I don't see a whole lot of interest from others happening. Anyway, I think folks were more interested in redoing the way things worked overall, and that doesn't require having all the information yet.

 

The idea is that edge.html will take development until it reaches feature parity with the regular index (which I'll continue updating as before), then everything will get moved into index and edge will be deleted.

 

Issues and Pull Requests are available. I'd like to have most normal discussion stuff there so that this thread doesn't get Yet More Unnecessary Distractions. Or I might spin up a development thread on these forums, if that seems warranted.

 

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BigOnes69

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1 hour ago, tasairis said:

 

Got most of it done early ?

 

To anyone who'd like to help make changes to the detailed list (github.io), I've redone a bunch of stuff and set up the repository so that other people can make use of it.

https://github.com/tasairis/compat

 

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The repository's /docs is published to tasairis.github.io/compat via GitHub Pages. There are two files in there: index.html (as normal) and a temporary edge.html. (And a README and CONTRIBUTING in the root.)

 

edge.html is the one that matters here, and it demonstrates how to load the data (which is remote) and stick it into a table. It's extremely rudimentary. The table looks similar to the old one except it's missing some information for the sake of getting something out sooner. No dropdown boxes at the top. Code leaves much to be desired.

https://tasairis.github.io/compat/edge.html

 

I'll be working on adding in the remaining pieces (additional mod information and non-LL mods) over time, I don't know, week or two or so? Maybe more work (like the filters and table sorting) if I don't see a whole lot of interest from others happening. Anyway, I think folks were more interested in redoing the way things worked overall, and that doesn't require having all the information yet.

 

The idea is that edge.html will take development until it reaches feature parity with the regular index (which I'll continue updating as before), then everything will get moved into index and edge will be deleted.

 

Issues and Pull Requests are available. I'd like to have most normal discussion stuff there so that this thread doesn't get Yet More Unnecessary Distractions. Or I might spin up a development thread on these forums, if that seems warranted.

 

Yes We can see your evil plans to take over the world. LOL. Thanks.

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Additionally, the "edge" page mentioned earlier has been updated with sorting by seen and updated dates.

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On 2/19/2020 at 8:35 PM, Eadoo said:

You'll need Apropos2 for the DB update to have anything to do.  :)

There *are* some patches for SSE.  If you're comfortable replacing files in the mod archive, you should replace them with these.

Apropos2SystemConfig.pex 22.19 kB · 2,134 downloads



So I updated the .pex but I'm still getting the "outdated or skyrim instal detected. Apropos currently requires skyrim 1.9.32 or newer in order to function." The thing is Skyrim VR is on 1.4.15.0, and that's probably where it's staying. Do you know if there's a workaround for this? @gooser I think this is your mod? Any advice for getting it to work?

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ebbluminous

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1 hour ago, Yallk said:



So I updated the .pex but I'm still getting the "outdated or skyrim instal detected. Apropos currently requires skyrim 1.9.32 or newer in order to function." The thing is Skyrim VR is on 1.4.15.0, and that's probably where it's staying. Do you know if there's a workaround for this? @gooser I think this is your mod? Any advice for getting it to work?

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Apropos has some patches for SE, but as far as I know not for VR

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17 minutes ago, ebbluminous said:

Apropos has some patches for SE, but as far as I know not for VR

 

I'm hoping the author tells me there's a way to fix this, but it seems to be working except for the fact that it's the wrong version. A lot of SE mods do work for VR. I'm guessing it's either something added in a newer version or something in the papyrus script. But there's a chance it's just a minor thing that's compatible with an edit the user can do too.

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On 9/4/2023 at 2:38 AM, tasairis said:

 

Additionally, the "edge" page mentioned earlier has been updated with sorting by seen and updated dates.

 

 

 

I tried this mod from LE in SE and both mod and it's requirement (PlayerValueControler) seems working.

 

I let Fill Her Up - NetImmerse Override Compatibility Patch 1.12 scripts overwrite one of it's scripts. The only thing not working are the visuals, but it might be due to some other mod i'm using like "Dirt Blood And Cum"

 

Edit: this mod does not add visuals, it works together with apropos to apply redness to genitals, but doesn't do it by itself. So... 99% working? I guess? 

 

Edit2: Tried it with Apropos2 in SE (with updated Apropos2SystemConfig.pex only). No visual effects, but as i said before, it can be another mod conflict. Can someone try these and confirm?

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tasairis

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Rediscovered a short todo list that I forgot I had...

 

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tasairis

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Lots of grey this time :(

 

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ebbluminous

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9 minutes ago, RandomKhajiit said:

this prolly isnt the right thread but the mod thats now bugging me is listed in it, im on vortex and the latest version works like a charm but vortex says it already has the frostfall quivers mod built in, anyone got more info then the discription on what mods i do or dont need with the 5.04 version of it?

 

XP32 Maximum Skeleton Special Extended - XPMSSE at Skyrim Special Edition Nexus - Mods and Community (nexusmods.com)

Definitely not the right thread. Would be better to post a comment on that mod

BigMammo

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Maybe add this somewhere to the mix:

I guess that's where the community will be heading in the near future, as it is a continuation (although in a form of a patch) for sexlab framework. Current public release is mostly backwards compatible (and really fast compared to 1.65), but version 2.0 will break a lot of things (or rather rework them).

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In5inite

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5 hours ago, BigMammo said:

Maybe add this somewhere to the mix:

I guess that's where the community will be heading in the near future, as it is a continuation (although in a form of a patch) for sexlab framework. Current public release is mostly backwards compatible (and really fast compared to 1.65), but version 2.0 will break a lot of things (or rather rework them).

 

I thought that was so unstable people abandoned it

 

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15 hours ago, In5inite said:

 

I thought that was so unstable people abandoned it

 

 

It's beta yes, but not unstable.

The main problem will be v2 of p+, as this will bring major changes to animation handling and thus big incompatibility issues 

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tasairis

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On 10/4/2023 at 2:02 AM, BigMammo said:

Maybe add this somewhere to the mix:

 

That's an SE-only mod. The first post is about LE mods.

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Well, it's been more than a year since the last game update (knock on wood). No doubt due to them working on Starfield and TES Online, of course. Remains to be seen how much more effort they'll put into Skyrim, given that we're supposedly 2-3 years away from TES 6...

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3 hours ago, tasairis said:

Well, it's been more than a year since the last game update (knock on wood). No doubt due to them working on Starfield and TES Online, of course. Remains to be seen how much more effort they'll put into Skyrim, given that we're supposedly 2-3 years away from TES 6...

I'd say 4-5...

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4 hours ago, tasairis said:
  • Taken Down: Cum Shot Brothel, Follow me for Sex, Scent of Sex, and all other mods by that author

Any particular reason? I know most if not all of their mods were just ports (and tended to have... many issues...) but nothing in particular.

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Sexlab Survival and Monoman's Mod Tweaks were all taken down, both SE and LE versions (although some scattered files remain available). Likely the Captured Dreams history repeating itself again.

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On 10/9/2023 at 6:38 AM, VeraDra said:

Any particular reason? I know most if not all of their mods were just ports (and tended to have... many issues...) but nothing in particular.

 

The author's account has been deleted. I'd be surprised if they had been banned, so I assume they chose to leave the site.

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