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(if you wish to donate, you can do so at ) I decided to accept I am a nude modder and finished the job. This mod removes the underwear from female characters, and adds what should be under the underwear. Just extract into the Data folder of the Skyrim installation. I understand real females don't always have gigantic breasts, but, I am sorry, the job you guys have done needs work.
It is fairly easy to tell what you've done on the body from what the actual game artists have done, there is fairly serious garbling in some of the lines upon movement, and there are places where the coloring just looks wrong. Right, you'll say I can uninstall your mod and not use it, and that's precisely what I'll do. If you substantially improve this mod I'll use it later. Otherwise I'll just wait for exnem to build a nudity mod, like he did for Oblivion. I have been an artist my entire life, I would be glad to help you with this, over forty years of experience here, normal is always best IMO. With the shape you have to work with meaning I don't think you can add out because you are more or less set with an area that's behind some sort of clothing, with this confined breast area I think you can still do a great job, don't like your placement and other things on the rear end. A little reshaping with shadow area might help.
The 'V' shaped area at the bottom of the breast is horrible, I wish you good luck.
So I am not sure where to post this, I'm on Arch Linux x64 and I am not able to load any mods. The game finds and saves my changes to settings '.local/Uber Entertainment/Planetary Annihilation/' but will not load anything from the mods folder. The console always shows 'Client loaded 0 mods.' Now I am using enUS.UTF-8 and there are not any special characters in the directory path. I have tried deleting the PA and PAMM directories and the files therein and the.local directory containing the settings/mods/etc to no avail.
However, investigating this further, Coherent/PA seems to check the PA directory itself '/PA/media/ui/mods/' for mods (according to the Coherent debugger). It does not check the the.local/./mods directory on my system. If I put the generated 'uimodlist.js' generated from PAMM in the base mod directory, it will attempt to load all mods that I installed in PAMM, but in '/PA/media/ui/mods/' only.
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So say that I put the mod 'fabulousselections' from where PAMM put it in the '/.local/./mods/' folder, where it does not load, in the 'PA/media/ui/mods/' where it does, it will load when PA is launched. On my computer, fabulousselections directory structure from PAMM is: '/.local/Uber Entertainment/Planetary Annihilation/mods/fabulousselections/ui/mods/fabulousselections/' Which contains these two files: fabulousselections.css fabulousselections.js Those will be put under: '/PA/media/ui/mods/fabulousselections/filesareputhere' Which works. This is extremely hacky, but I wanted to play with my mods. And it works without complaining to the console. So if any devs are reading this, this doesn't seem to be intended behavior. On windows, I do not have this problem and it checks the user directory.
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Click to expand.That's a really interesting find! I remember @ had exactly the same issue (see page 3 of this thread), but we never figured out why it didn't work for him. Coincidentally, he was using Archlinux as well. The bug report he made is. Please add your find there as well. It (obviously) works fine for me on Ubuntu 12.04 and 13.10.
I even tried to install Archlinux in a virtual machine, but I never finished installing it because I found Archlinux to be quite a pain to install, but it seems I need to redouble my efforts there. Click to expand.Ok, I managed to install Archlinux in VirtualBox. I had to do some messing around to get PA a libcurl it likes, which you guys probably had to do to. Also I had to do the libudev.so.0 symlinking business, but no surprise there. PA gave me a black screen of course, because you can't really load it up in VirtualBox, I think, but it did show me which mods if any it was loading.
I ran pamm to install some mods and then started PA again. It showed that it was finding and loading the mods. So I can't really reproduce it. Now since the only difference might be in the way we handled the libcurl thing, that means that the problem could lie there. It seems rather unlikely to me, but hey.
The way I fixed the libcurl thing was to just copy libcurl.so.3 from Kubuntu 13.10 and any library it depended on. I've attached them to this thread.
If you unzip this zip in your PA folder, do you still have the same problem? So I am not sure where to post this, I'm on Arch Linux x64 and I am not able to load any mods. The game finds and saves my changes to settings '.local/Uber Entertainment/Planetary Annihilation/' but will not load anything from the mods folder. The console always shows 'Client loaded 0 mods.'
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Now I am using enUS.UTF-8 and there are not any special characters in the directory path. I have tried deleting the PA and PAMM directories and the files therein and the.local directory containing the settings/mods/etc to no avail. However, investigating this further, Coherent/PA seems to check the PA directory itself '/PA/media/ui/mods/' for mods (according to the Coherent debugger). It does not check the the.local/./mods directory on my system.
If I put the generated 'uimodlist.js' generated from PAMM in the base mod directory, it will attempt to load all mods that I installed in PAMM, but in '/PA/media/ui/mods/' only. So say that I put the mod 'fabulousselections' from where PAMM put it in the '/.local/./mods/' folder, where it does not load, in the 'PA/media/ui/mods/' where it does, it will load when PA is launched. On my computer, fabulousselections directory structure from PAMM is: '/.local/Uber Entertainment/Planetary Annihilation/mods/fabulousselections/ui/mods/fabulousselections/' Which contains these two files: fabulousselections.css fabulousselections.js Those will be put under: '/PA/media/ui/mods/fabulousselections/filesareputhere' Which works. This is extremely hacky, but I wanted to play with my mods. And it works without complaining to the console. So if any devs are reading this, this doesn't seem to be intended behavior.
On windows, I do not have this problem and it checks the user directory. Click to expand.That's a really interesting find! I remember @ had exactly the same issue (see page 3 of this thread), but we never figured out why it didn't work for him. Coincidentally, he was using Archlinux as well.
The bug report he made is. Please add your find there as well.
It (obviously) works fine for me on Ubuntu 12.04 and 13.10. I even tried to install Archlinux in a virtual machine, but I never finished installing it because I found Archlinux to be quite a pain to install, but it seems I need to redouble my efforts there. Click to expand.Ok, I managed to install Archlinux in VirtualBox. I had to do some messing around to get PA a libcurl it likes, which you guys probably had to do to. Also I had to do the libudev.so.0 symlinking business, but no surprise there. PA gave me a black screen of course, because you can't really load it up in VirtualBox, I think, but it did show me which mods if any it was loading. I ran pamm to install some mods and then started PA again.
It showed that it was finding and loading the mods. So I can't really reproduce it. Now since the only difference might be in the way we handled the libcurl thing, that means that the problem could lie there. It seems rather unlikely to me, but hey. The way I fixed the libcurl thing was to just copy libcurl.so.3 from Kubuntu 13.10 and any library it depended on.
I've attached them to this thread. If you unzip this zip in your PA folder, do you still have the same problem?
Click to expand.I wounder what under Arch would cause a problem, I have compiled my own kernel so I am not using the Arch kernel, using pcmanfm as file manager which I can disable. I have PA installed to /home/jbrown/PA so it isn't in any sub dir. Mod manager can find where PA is and correctly appends files to.local/Uber/Planetary/mods ect. I have checked through all the json files including mods.json and they are all correct. I wonder if it could be system daemon like udev or dbus in Arch that causes PA not to read directories correctly. I haven't updated my Arch for little over a year so new libs couldn't be a problem in fact I think the old libs work better for PA. PA actually runs faster on Arch than Windows7 for me too, I have my system way cut down.
Click to expand.I wounder what under Arch would cause a problem, I have compiled my own kernel so I am not using the Arch kernel, using pcmanfm as file manager which I can disable. I have PA installed to /home/jbrown/PA so it isn't in any sub dir. Mod manager can find where PA is and correctly appends files to.local/Uber/Planetary/mods ect. I have checked through all the json files including mods.json and they are all correct.
I wonder if it could be system daemon like udev or dbus in Arch that causes PA not to read directories correctly. I haven't updated my Arch for little over a year so new libs couldn't be a problem in fact I think the old libs work better for PA. PA actually runs faster on Arch than Windows7 for me too, I have my system way cut down.