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Mod organizer 2 failed to request file mod#
I cannot give you that permission! DESCRIPTIONSįallout 4 BodySlide Mod has been updated with the addition of Fallout 4 support, bringing an enormous list of new features once again. Whether you create an outfit conversion or someone else’s work, you MUST follow THEIR permissions and requirements before sharing. These permissions only apply to the files that come with Fallout 4 BodySlide mod itself. Including the CBBE body, CBBE/ UUNP sliders are not to be sold too.
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The program itself and its source code are however licensed under the GPLv3+.
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Download BodySlide and Outfit Studio – v5.4.2.Anyone with any experience it got any suggestions? I'm sure i'm missing something very simple, but there you go. Not keen on reinstalling everything outside of mod manager. Works when launched outside of mod manager. ini it's feasible to imagine including the ones MO generates and uses, still not recognising/applying it. So to recap- Invalidation has been pointed to in every. It goes without saying, this doesn't work either.
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This also happens if I run FOMM through MO and tick Archive Invalidation there. "SArchiveList=Fallout - AI!.bsa, aaa, aab, aac, aad, aae, aaf, aag, aah, aai, aaj, aak, aal, aam, aan, aao, aap, aaq, aar, aas, aat, aau, aav, aaw, aax, aay, aaz, aba, abb, abc, abd, abe, abf, abg, abh, abi, abj, abk, abl, abm, abn, abo" Now, if tick "Automatic Archive Invalidation", something weird happens. It's located in it's own mod folder within MO- i've tried it inside the /data folder itself with no change. With Fallout - AI!.bsa being properly named. SArchiveList=Fallout - AI!.bsa, Fallout - Textures.bsa, Fallout - Textures2.bsa, Fallout - Meshes.bsa, Fallout - Voices1.bsa, Fallout - Sound.bsa, Fallout - Misc.bsa ini's (including the seperate profile ones MO uses- which it took me a while to work out were updated seperately when I made the ini changes required to run TTW properly) are all set properly, as far as i'm aware. It's 100% not an issue in that department.)Ĭurrently my. And i've followed the FAQ's advice and have installed files from the Fallout 3 version first, then the new vegas version.
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(I've also made sure it's not a simple conflict, i'm 100% sure it's not. So the problem is narrowed down to MO not applying AI properly, I believe. I've tried dumping a replacer into the data directory with archive invalidation set up exactly the same way and launching without MO, and it works. NMC's texture packs aren't showing up, nor are any body replacers. My problem is that Archive Invalidation just doesn't work, fullstop.
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This is a bit of an odd one but trying to get support for Mod Organizer in anything other than skyrim is like trying to squeeze blood from a stone, so I figured it was worth a shot here.