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SKYRIM HOW TO INSTALL FNIS PCEA2 NMM MOD
So if you experience unexplainable usage problems with FNIS mods under Mod Organizer, then check and do the following steps. FNIS has a lot of error and warnning checks, right? But due to the structure of MO, FNIS is rather helpless against these pit-falls. But it also includes some traps that are very nasty. MO is a very intelligent and helpful mod manager, and makes many things so easy.
Removing files there will result in the well-known t-pose.įNIS mods First Aid Instructions for Mod Organizer users And it will adjust the Skyrim behavior files accordingly. Put your animation files into the FNIS_PCEA2 subfolders only, never try to change files in the root FNIS_PCEA2 folder itself! The FNIS generator will copy your files under different names into FNIS_PCEA2. It's sometimes easier than renaming all your folders in case you replace just one. You can have several subfolders starting with the same digit. It contains animations for said animation pack, but they will NOT be used by PCEA2 (unless you change that). Like the subfolders "X0_xp32_New_Anim_Pack_EquipOnly" which is part of the PCEA2 upload. If a subfolder name does NOT start with a digit "0" to "9" then it will be disregarded. And DO NOT just dump any set of animations you find somewhere on the net and expect your system not being impacted.Īll subfolder names start with a digit "0" to "9", followed by an optional underscore "_": Remove pre-installed animation folders if you don't want them, or female animations when you play male. Not only for the animations and the modified behavior files, but also for the data needed to support file pre-caching in order to avoid intermittent t-pose situations. FNIS Alternate Animations (AA, the FNIS base technology) adds a considerable load to your installation.
This is a deliberate limitation with PCEA 2. Only 10, when FNIS PCEA2 already comes with 8? You can have up to 10 different folders which contain your different animation sets. Of course you don't need to stick with the included animation replacers. The following collections define their animations on top of that, overruling possibly defined groups from the upper collections. The first (most upper) collection has lowest priority, and adds its animation groups first. Note: you can call this option once every time you have opened your MCM menu.Īvailable Animation Collections: These are up to 10 of your collections which you have defined as described above. Activating this option will refresh all animation variables according your folder selection at the time you have entered the MCM menu. Refresh PCEA animationsa NOW: When FNIS PCEA2 is in competition with other mods which use the same FNIS functionality maybe improperly, things might get messed up over the time. If you don't use XPMSE or another mod changing equip animations using FNIS Alternate Animations, you can move these files back to their original folder. They are separated however in order to not conflict with the equip animations set by XPMSE/Racemenu. These files are part of the included animation replacers. Note 2: there are a few additional folders which end with "_EquipOnly". I will not add them in a later release of FNIS. Animations like ritual spell, staffmagic, sitting, horse riding, killmoves, and crossbow are purposely ommitted in the interest of ALL users. Which is only about one third of all animations for character. Note 1: FNIS does "only" support 537 animations this way. These included animation replacers allow you to start FNIS PCEA2 right out of the box. Many thanks to the authors of these great animations for sharing them with the community, and for giving permission to upload them whith this mod. Pretty Female Idles by dualsun (1 animation) Magiska - Spell Casting Animations by Feuertin Oriental Swordsmanship animation of East Asia by cyh0405
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