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1. "AMM poses aren't working (T-posing), what should i do?"
- It's a known issue, there's a couple ways to make AMM poses work if you have a T-pose issue: reload your game, change your location through AMM, temporary remove other AMM poses from your game.
2. "MBig are cursed, what's wrong with them?"
- It's a known issue and i'm working on fixing this problem.
3. "How can i pose NPC?"
- You need Nibbles to NPCs 2.0 - AMM Add-on, you can find all the additional information about installing/using it on the mod page.
4. "How can i make NPC naked/change their clothes?"
- You need Appearance Creator Mod, you can find all the additional information about installing/using it on the mod page.
5. "How i can make two my V's posing together?"
- It's called "NPV", you can commission it from another modder who makes NPV's.
6. "I have this error when i install trought Vortex"
- My mods are only for manual installing. Open the .zip and throw all folders into your game folder.
7. "Drop your charater's preset"
- Create your own character. No one owes you their characters.
8. "I use Spawn0 body and your poses don't work"
- Spawn0 already said that their body mod isn't compatible with PM custom poses. Use AMM's poses instead (and please, read description for every mod you're using to avoid misunderstandings)
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Please, do not make any assumptions about me based on the content I post. Any strange and offensive comments that are not related to my mod will be deleted and reported by me. I am here to give other people the opportunity to enjoy what I do. If you are not comfortable with my content, please feel free to skip it and move on. Thank you.
How to use modded clothes\garment on NPCs (i made a tutorial because i see a lot of questions about it):
You need: Appearance Creator Mod and WolvenKit
1. Open WolvenKit. Make sure your game path is right at "Settings".
2. You can create a new project, but not necessary.
Look for "Asset Browser" and "Properties" in View.
3. Go to "Asset Browser" window, click on "Mod Browser" (if you have a lot mods in your game, like me - i have 1700 - you might wait from 5 to 8 minutes for it to load)
4. Search for desired mod in the mod list.
5. All you need is mesh, so we're looking for a .mesh file + you can take a look on your mesh in "Properties" window.
5. Open the game, load the save, open the ACM window, and select the target you want to change clothes on. You also can "Lock Target" for your comfort.
6. Go back to WolvenKit and right-click on the mesh you found before. Click on "Copy Relative Path" and go back to your game.
7. Find garment slot you want to change. Don't replace "eyes", "head" etc., if you don't want your NPC to look broken.
Ctrl+V into the mesh path. Click "Load Mesh". Double-click or check the "Chunk mask" window, if nothing appears. Done.
8. Changing "colours". To change colour of your clothes, go back to mesh you need, right-click on it, "Open without adding to project". This mod i chose has 12 different appearance options (colours, if you want). Copy the desired one and past it into the "Mesh Appearance" in ACM, click on "Load Appearance". Done.
Thanks again!
(PS it works in Photomode but not in AMM)
Skirt is from WINGDEER CLOTHING COLLECTION