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Vanilla male body OutfitStudio reference to help making outfits for vanilla body shape with weight slider.
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This is Outfit Studio references to ease the creation of male armors or create weight for outfits that doesn't have weight sliders.
I made this by request for my friend Trexasle to aid him making HIMBO conversion for Immersive Armors; though this reference can have other many possible usage beyond that.
Instruction
Install with your Mod Manager.
This should show up in BodySlide drop-down.
Usage Example
This is a crude, quick-and-dirty, instruction example of using this reference.
I'm making a Weight 0 version of Hoth's armor that only have Weight 1 size.
Credits
Ousnius, Caliente and the rest of the team for Body Slide & Outfit Studio.
I made this by request for my friend Trexasle to aid him making HIMBO conversion for Immersive Armors; though this reference can have other many possible usage beyond that.
Instruction
Install with your Mod Manager.
This should show up in BodySlide drop-down.
Usage Example
This is a crude, quick-and-dirty, instruction example of using this reference.
I'm making a Weight 0 version of Hoth's armor that only have Weight 1 size.
Spoiler:
Open of the reference you seem fitting for the armor. Right-click on the main reference mesh, Set Reference.
Select the other meshes, Ctrl+C to conform.
Skinny Hoth is attained. You can delete the Reference now.
Probably need some clean-up with the brushes.
Also, might want to replace the body mesh with an actual one from the "Separate" reference if you have gaps on your wrist/ankle/neck.
I'm not gonna cover those steps in this tutorial.
Save accordingly.
Turn off Build Morphs, vanilla body don't need TRI files.
Press Build.
For safety measure, remember my HIMBO tutorial that told you to make a new mod in MO2 and put its path to the BodySlide settings so you can yeet the resulting meshes as you please? You might want to do so.
Weight 0 mesh is generated. Also note that in this case, the Bodyslide also created the Weight 1 automatically. This is for the best.
If you replace the weight 1 with the original, you might CTD. IDK, I'm not a modding expert.
Anyway, this is not enough to attain skinny Hoth.
Open the ESP in xEdit, tick weight, yada-yada. You probably know the drill by now. Good luck!
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Open of the reference you seem fitting for the armor. Right-click on the main reference mesh, Set Reference.
Select the other meshes, Ctrl+C to conform.
Skinny Hoth is attained. You can delete the Reference now.
Probably need some clean-up with the brushes.
Also, might want to replace the body mesh with an actual one from the "Separate" reference if you have gaps on your wrist/ankle/neck.
I'm not gonna cover those steps in this tutorial.
Save accordingly.
Turn off Build Morphs, vanilla body don't need TRI files.
Press Build.
For safety measure, remember my HIMBO tutorial that told you to make a new mod in MO2 and put its path to the BodySlide settings so you can yeet the resulting meshes as you please? You might want to do so.
Weight 0 mesh is generated. Also note that in this case, the Bodyslide also created the Weight 1 automatically. This is for the best.
If you replace the weight 1 with the original, you might CTD. IDK, I'm not a modding expert.
Anyway, this is not enough to attain skinny Hoth.
Open the ESP in xEdit, tick weight, yada-yada. You probably know the drill by now. Good luck!
Credits
Ousnius, Caliente and the rest of the team for Body Slide & Outfit Studio.