TanookiTamaTachi

In some of the top-level download sections, regular users can see deleted/hidden files as red highlighted files, though clicking on them just leads to an error message. This includes the Skyrim (https://www.loverslab.com/files/category/1-skyrim/?sortby=file_submitted&sortdirection=desc) and Fallout 4 (https://www.loverslab.com/files/category/133-fallout-4/?sortby=file_submitted&sortdirection=desc) categories, and maybe others, though I couldn't spot any on a cursory glance.

Have you seen the changelog yet? There's some real nice stuff for modders in there! For example, "male_temple_holders" actually made the cut! Additionally, with trait-specific *_opinion and opinion_of_* modifiers, big-breast-lover and similar traits can now actually function as expected!

Sad to hear that the mod has lost it's luster for you. I have been playing modded CK2 for a while now, and it has always been one of my staples. In that sense, thank you for your work. If no one else steps forward, I might make a maintenance release of this every patch or so, though I'm currently waiting for Holy Fury to maybe finally release my own mods.

Uh, I think you might have uploaded the same file twice...?

Thanks for getting the site back up, Ashal.

Oh, I see. Shouldn't that be in the patch be then? But well, I guess if it's harmless, then it doesn't matter. It's really just the sheer volume of logged errors that had me concerned, catching exceptions a hundred times per second just doesn't sound healthy for performance.

I haven't found any wonkiness in-game, but in the log I'm getting a fuckton of errors related to les_scripted_triggers.txt lines 21, 33, 45, and 57, which refer to a "female_council_law_" that I can't find defined anywhere in this mod, the required mods, or vanilla.

Regarding my earlier comment on food and stimpaks still working: I used FO4Edit to inspect my load order for any possible conflicts. I do not have any conflicting mods. But, I can see that the SynthPlayer.esp modifies "RestoreHealthGeneric", "RestoreHealthChem" and a bunch of other MGEF records so they do not apply to the player. However, that change has not been made to "RestoreHealthFood" or "RestoreHealthStimpak", which are actually identical to the Fallout4.esm master file. This is using the current Update 180901 and was also true for at least the last 3 versions. (Also, the esp modifies a bunch of ALCH records like "WaterDirty" or "RadX", doing nothing but renaming them in some weird way for no apparent reason. Is there any purpose for these overrides?)

Regarding the gender recognition thing, could it be that the script runs before the initial LooksMenu scene is completed? I've had problems with other mods wrongly recognizing the player as male if I installed them before creating a character. (As far as I understand, in that scene, the male character is the player, while the female is an npc. They get swapped around after the fact if the player chooses to be female,) Either way, I've been quite enjoying my time with this mod, it manages to strike a nice balance with giving me something to manage without ever getting too annoying. Though there is some things that jumped out at me: - I seem to still be able to be healed by food and stimpacks as usual (Might just be a mod conflict...?). Not that they're of much use, mind you, with the natural regenerative ability totally outclassing them in the long run. - This one is probably working as intended, but it is quite humorous to me that the best way to maintain my robotic body seems to be regularly going for a swim. Cooling + rads, yay! - The only thing that I found mildly annoying was that I would rapidly overheat while wearing any worthwhile armor. Armor having an actual downside is an interesting balance to have to care about as a player, but as-is this makes Power Armor mostly unusable. In fact, during the initial Concord quest, I found myself forced to ditch the power armor after jumping from the roof during the raider fight, just so I could use it afterwards to fight the Deathclaw without immediately getting boiled.

While the modern sense of the term "futanari" may have been popularized in the west only starting with Toshiki Yui's "Hot Tails" (1993) , the term has been used since at least the 16th century to describe figures of indeterminate or ambiguous sex, androgyny, and various depictions of hermaphroditism, and is sometimes argued to trace back to the introduction of Buddhism to Japan (ca. 7th century), as some Dharmic deities are traditionally considered neither male nor female. The term in modern usage, especially in languages other than Japanese, should certainly never be used to refer to a trans person - that is both hurtful towards the person, and simply incorrect on every level. I'd say the reverse holds also true - calling a hermaphroditic character trans is fallacious, and should be considered insulting to actual trans people. Therefore, if you see a trans person, and think "futa", you're a bigoted idiot. Likewise, if you see futa, and think "trans person", you're an idiot. (P.S. Please excuse the mild ranting here. People using these kinds of terms while having no idea what they mean is one of my pet peeves.)

A transwoman is a person of female gender and male sex, who may or may not have had surgery(-ies) or hormonal treatment to have her body reflect her identity better. This very much refers to real persons, and is therefore not something I would fetishize, personally. A futa (futanari; ｢ふたなり」、sometimes ｢フタナリ」, ｢双成」, ｢二成」, or ｢二形」, literally: [to be of] two kinds) refers to a hermaphroditic person, that is, a person that possesses functional sexual organs of both sexes (producing both sperm and ova) - nowadays usually with a otherwise feminine appearance. True hermaphroditism does not exist in real humans (at least not in recorded medical history); the term thus always refers to fictional characters. However, hermaphroditic characters have appeared in in fiction and myths since ancient times (see e.g. Hellenic mythology). Since The Sims plays in a purely fictional universe, and, on top of that, already has fantastical inhabitants ranging from vampires to aliens, I don't see much wrong with adding another category of mythical figures to my game, and naming them as such. Especially in case of true hermaphrodites, where any term applicable to real-world humans would be blatantly incorrect. TL;DR: They're different things - trans person: gender and sex disagree, exists in reality. futa: both sexes (hermaphrodite), purely fictional. Do not confuse them. Edit: Not quite technically correct. While especially in amateur hentai or slang, the terms are sometimes interchanged, "futanari" by its literal meaning refers to hermaphrodites only. "New-half" on the other hand is a term that refers to certain trans persons, however their subculture and portrayal thereof can be very different from the western concept of a trans woman, and may often appear downright offensive, as the terms history and usage is closely linked with the sex industry. For androgynous or intersex characters, a common term is ｢中性的」 or just ｢中性」, meaning "neutral" (as in electric charge, acidity, or grammar), but which can be literally translated as "between the sexes". The official term for intersex is ｢間性」, literally translating to "interval/intervening sex".

Noir's Pornstar Cock and Futanari Penis both work for this purpose, and are available in a variety of sizes. I recommend using WW's penis settings to choose your shape and size. If you want your futas to be proper hermaphrodites, you'll also want the Both Option Pregnancy Mod.

In that case, it seems we agree that - YYYY/MM/DD - best DD/MM/YYYY - ok MM/DD/YYYY - weird but LL uses the last of the three ? (Uh, to clarify, this is just some amusing friendly banter to me. I hope everyone else involved sees it the same. )

Now that's just nonsense ? If you want to sort dates, you'll have to use the proper ISO format, YYYY-MM-DD (emphasis on the leading YYYY), not some half-assed inbetween thing.

Now that newest endeavor of yours has me veeery curious ?