Please note that Mod Organizer does not support 64bit binaries! (The parameter is incorrect. MO threw the following error “failed to inject dll into "ArchiveInvalidation.exe": failed to access thread context. I downloaded this,, I hope this is the one you meant, and tried to run it as an executable under the normal modify executables dialog. I've been trying to get HDT Physics Extensions, HDT HighHeels System, and HDT Breast and Butt Physics to all work in my Skyrim.HI, sorry to say I could not get this to work under MO v0.12.9 and did not try it under the most recent beta. I have CBBE, XP32 Maximum Skeleton Extended, and FNIS installed. I ran FNIS and checked the "SKELETON - Arm fix patch." I'm running the mods through Mod Organizer. The load order is: FNIS, HDT PE, HDT HHS, HDT BBP, CBBE, XP32MSEįor some reason the physics aren't applied to the character model in game. I have made sure that I manually selected the data directories on all of the HDT mods and FNIS. I have been looking and trying fixes for hours but haven't found a solution.
After a few days I have decided to try my luck here.Įdit (): Thanks to u/ScorpiusM4 I was able to get my problem fixed and my physics working. I will just paste his comment below this in case anyone else has a similar problem. It looks like you have the requirements all down so now the only thing your missing is a physics enabled body. You can generate your own with Bodyslide which you will need to download and run through mod organizer, just like you would with FNIS. Once open you need to select CBBE Body HDT (or the HDT nevernude one if you prefer) in the Outfit/Body dropdown menu, pick or create a preset in the Preset dropdown, and then click build. This should replace the femalebody_0 and femalebody_1 nif files contained in the main CBBE mod with physics enabled ones.Īs for loadorder, make sure that HDT BBP is after HDT PE in the left pane because it will overwrite the hdtPhysicsExtensionsDefaultBBP.xml file which contains the settings for how the physics behave.
It is also generally advised not to let anything else ovverwrite the XP32 skeleton so I would keep that last.
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