This is where the Body Side comes in ( BodySlide and Outfit Studio). The problem is none of your armor or cloths know how to handle that correctly. You should have body bounce mechanics now. So to my understanding, that means that any time your character has armor or clothing equipped, the vanilla armor or clothing would override whatever settings you had under CBBE.īasically, my real question is, what is the simplest, easiest, and most stable way to get basic enhanced PC and NPC bodies and body physics in a game of Skyrim? The CBBE page recommends XPMSE, which in turn requires RaceMenu (and is RaceMenu included with Bodyslide or not?) and NetImmerse Override, but I'm not clear if simply installing XPMSE would create the body physics, or if that would require an additional mod on top of that.įinally, there are a bunch of vanilla armor and clothing mods for CBBE, but the official one is incompatible with Bodyslide and it says not to use it. The CBBE page recommends installing BodySlide, but while I understand that BodySlide lets you customize NPC and PC bodies, I am not sure if this has anything to do with body physics. There's HDT Physics Extension, but it's not clear to me if this is compatible with CBBE. Okay, simple enough so far.īut, if you want to also have body physics, I am confused about what exactly someone would need. I think there are a lot of old mods on Skyrim that may or may not be compatible with other newer mods so I am having trouble figuring out to do from just reading the mod descriptions.īasically, if someone wants to modify PC and NPC bodies, it seems to me that they would have to install CBBE. The graphics, storyline, gameplay and everything else is a fitting testament to the long running science fiction television epic.I am gearing up for a modded run of Skyrim but I find that I am confused about mods that would change PC and NPC bodies and body physics. Star Trek fans and others alike will delight in this amazing adventure through time and space. It is rather an interesting game, and has received positive compliments from various critics as well as the game player. Star Trek: Armada belongs to the genre of real-time strategy gameplay.
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