Bodyslide preset

[Gladisu]

Hi Guys, I need help.

 

I accidentaly deleted my bodyslide today, I downloaded a new version, but can't get it back to work. Can anyone explain to me how it works? I don't quite remember how did I do it the first time... ; )

 

I open bodyslide, I select the body, I create the preset for this body, then I click Build, and then I do batch build for all the armors to line up with the preset. I still don't see the preset I've just build in the game. What am I doing wrong?

 

Which body do I select on batch build, for all the armors to build into, the same body which I select above the preset selection?

[manchuligans]

 

 

If you're not seeing your custom bodyslide preset in Bodyslide's drop down menu make sure you're actually saving the preset with a new name.  Make sure it's easy to find in a file search.

 

If you're using Mod Organizer, make sure you're running Bodyslide through Mod Organizer so the body preset file goes in the Bodyslide mod folder or the Body mod folder.  I use LUSH Body from LL, so my presets go to the CalienteTools folder tree in that mod instead of Bodyslide.

 

The file should end up in the CalienteTools>Bodyslide>SliderPresets folder.  You can copy and paste it in there if necessary.  If you can't find it, file search it.

 

 

If the built custom body preset armor isn't showing up in game:

 

Make sure the body preset you want is showing in the preset dropdown menu at the top left before you click build.  Then batch build > select groups > build.  If you're using Mod Organizer, the armors will overwrite their respective mod folders if the mod is already built, or it will go to the overwrite folder.  Make sure no other mod is overwriting your new armors.  You should get the popup message saying all sets processed successfully.

 

If it does all this and still doesn't show up in game, try holding CTRL when you click batch build to build to your overwrite folder in Mod Organizer.  Then right click on your overwrite folder, create mod, and activate the mod.  Leave it at the bottom of your load order so it overwrites everything else.

 

Sorry I'm talking about Mod Organizer only, but it's the only way I know.