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DD Bound Feet and Skeleton


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I've been having an issue with my modded game for some time and I've ignored it for the most part.  Posting here looking for a solution.  It would seem anytime my character gets put in any type of DD item on her feet her skeleton scales upward (probably to 100% or whatever starting size may happen to be).  I usually create my female characters on the shorter side so this is really bothersome.  I can fix the issue by simply opening racemenu in the console and she will revert to the correct size immediately and automatically.

 

I'm running DD 4.0, the most current Cursed Loot and Body Slide.  One odd thing, when I run the armor, clothes through BodySlide before I start my game I get doubles of the DD stuff and I have a button to choose one or the other.  They are named slightly different such as "HDT Harness UUNP" for one and the other would be "UUNP HDT Harness" (These may not be the actual filenames but it's similar".

 

Anyway, would appreciate to know if there is a solution.  Thanks.

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10 hours ago, crudo said:

It would seem anytime my character gets put in any type of DD item on her feet her skeleton scales upward (probably to 100% or whatever starting size may happen to be).

Hi, I've seen this before a long while ago and as I recall it had something to do with the settings of NiOverride (in my case anyway.) Check your nioverride.ini (in Data\SKSE\Plugins) and try changing the iScaleMode= setting. I have mine at 1.

10 hours ago, crudo said:

One odd thing, when I run the armor, clothes through BodySlide before I start my game I get doubles of the DD stuff and I have a button to choose one or the other. 

That's probably caused by leftovers of old installations of DD itself or external DD Bodyslide files, like Gameplayer's Devious Corner, somewhere in your Caliente Tools folder (or MO). The Bodyslide files in the DD installers are the only ones you need and the most up to date ones too (I think). They also include Gameplayer's fantastic work.

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