I'm kinda a dummy with this stuff, I understand I install the file in BodySliders, but I have no idea how where to find this file in extract the content. I installed via NMM, does that have any affect on anything?
I uploaded a heavier variant of my slider. I think it lends itself to muscular characters, as it is neither fat nor skinny.
The optional file includes the original (as both are so small) and updates the caliente standard slider set to include both sliders for all bodies except vanilla.
As always feel free to bundle or tweak this however you like.
Thanks moonballz, that is correct. And when you create the body, you can actully save your new body in bodyslide folder (by holding down ctrl when you click "create body" if I recall) that way you won't overwrite anything. Very handy if you want to create couple of options quickly.
Now, how do I post a picture here? I'd like to do a service to macavitytesnexus and upload an image here so people can see his thighs in action. Hmm...researching...
Actually, the Bodyslide folder does not have to be in any specific location. As long as the Skyrim folder can be located through Windows registry, the meshes will be put in the right place when pressing "Create Bodies".
When you put the thigh slider data (shapeData and slidersets) into calientetools/bodyslide/ folder, it will automatically modify calientes original (etc. replace the original shapedata + slidersets folders) bodyslide and add this thigh slider in the program.
Then you start the the Bodyslide.exe and start "sliding". The CalienteTools (where the bodyslide is) folder has to be in the skyrim-folder (where skyrimlauncher is too). Some preset bodies such as BBP don't have thigh slider visible in the bodyslide program. Caliente explains this a bit in the readme.
For example
Oufit/body: CalienteBody Preset: CBBE
That gives me the thighs slider in small body and big body bodies.
I hope I answered some of your questions. Usually the problem is that installation of these mods have been conducted to wrong folders.
A lot of these types of mods don't have readme files (like this one), and some that do don't give instructions. ;sI have a few bodysliders 'installed', meaning I put the data folders where they're suppose to be... i'm just not sure how to do anything with them.
It is actually quite simple. Caliente designed the bodyslider tool for noobs like us. Just download the latest version and put your reading glasses on. Readme file is very informative and the program is very simple. The preview windows help a lot. You can experiment all you want because nothing happens until you click "create body". Even then if you have copied your current body meshes in safety you can always get them back if your bodyslide goes wonky.
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The optional file includes the original (as both are so small) and updates the caliente standard slider set to include both sliders for all bodies except vanilla.
As always feel free to bundle or tweak this however you like.
Now, how do I post a picture here? I'd like to do a service to macavitytesnexus and upload an image here so people can see his thighs in action. Hmm...researching...
Actually, the Bodyslide folder does not have to be in any specific location.
As long as the Skyrim folder can be located through Windows registry,
the meshes will be put in the right place when pressing "Create Bodies".
When you put the thigh slider data (shapeData and slidersets) into calientetools/bodyslide/ folder, it will automatically modify calientes original (etc. replace the original shapedata + slidersets folders) bodyslide and add this thigh slider in the program.
Then you start the the Bodyslide.exe and start "sliding". The CalienteTools (where the bodyslide is) folder has to be in the skyrim-folder (where skyrimlauncher is too). Some preset bodies such as BBP don't have thigh slider visible in the bodyslide program. Caliente explains this a bit in the readme.
For example
Oufit/body: CalienteBody
Preset: CBBE
That gives me the thighs slider in small body and big body bodies.
I hope I answered some of your questions. Usually the problem is that installation of these mods have been conducted to wrong folders.
A lot of these types of mods don't have readme files (like this one), and some that do don't give instructions. ;sI have a few bodysliders 'installed', meaning I put the data folders where they're suppose to be... i'm just not sure how to do anything with them.
It is actually quite simple. Caliente designed the bodyslider tool for noobs like us. Just download the latest version and put your reading glasses on. Readme file is very informative and the program is very simple. The preview windows help a lot. You can experiment all you want because nothing happens until you click "create body". Even then if you have copied your current body meshes in safety you can always get them back if your bodyslide goes wonky.